October 31, 2016 Archives

RealClearWorld Morning Edition

Did Moscow Botch a Coup in Montenegro?
Damir Marusic, The American Interest
How Syria Catapulted Russia from Mideast Pawn to Power
John Herbst, RCW
China Is Struggling to Keep Control Over Its Version of the Past
Economist
The Foreign Leaders Who Are Rooting for Trump
Jackson Diehl, Washington Post
Pensioners and Populism
Anatole Kaletsky, Project Syndicate
Brazil's Religious Right on the March
Marcelo Crivella, The Guardian
How Islamic State Is Putting the Balkans on Edge
Tej Parikh, The National Interest
What Will Ukraine Do Without Uncle Joe Biden?
Dan De Luce & Reid Standish, FP
China's Post-ISIS Problem in Afghanistan
Tom Hussain, South China Morning Post
EU and Canada Win a Trade Battle, But Not the War
Oliver & Gurzu, Politico EU
My South African University Is on Fire
Nicky Falkof, New York Times
Should Italy Prepare for "The Big One"?
Barbie Latza Nadeau, The Daily Beast
Taking the Rohingya Insurgency at Face Value
Richard Potter, The Diplomat
Iraq's Band of Brothers
Molly Hennessy-Fiske, Los Angeles Times
Stop Fretting Over Alberta's Oil Reserves
Stephen Hume, Vancouver Sun
Politics, Population, and Hydrocarbons Post-Mosul
Akin Unver, War on the Rocks

RealClearWorld Afternoon Edition

Death and Life Inside the World's Most Terrorized City
Borzou Daragahi, BuzzFeed
Australia's Chinese Wake-Up Call
Peter Hartcher, Sydney Morning Herald
Trump or Clinton: Who Is Up for the China Challenge?
Peter Morici, Wash Times
Spooked by Russia, Tiny Estonia Trains a Nation of Insurgents
Andrew Kramer, NYT
The Odd Friendship Fueling South Korea's Presidential Crisis
Stephen Evans, BBC
Refugees Aren’t the Problem. Europe’s Identity Crisis Is.
N. Nougayrede, Guardian
What ISIS Really Wants from the Battle for Mosul
Hassan Hassan, The National
Russia Falls Back in Love With Ivan the Terrible
Howard Amos, Politico EU
Thailand’s Junta Wants the Monarchy to Know Who’s Boss
Paul Chambers, FP
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