November 2, 2016 Archives

RealClearWorld Morning Edition

Russia's Spies Are Everywhere. Not Just Online
Daniel Kochis, RealClearWorld
Russia Has to Be Contained, But So Do the U.S. and China
Gleb Pavlovsky, M. Times
Clinton and Nukes: More Dangerous Than Trump?
Christopher Layne, National Interest
Clinton’s Foreign Policy: The Known Unknowns
Robert Hunter, LobeLog
Triumph and Fear for "Core Leader" Xi Jinping
Chris Buckley, New York Times
Will Obama Betray Israel as He Leaves?
Isi Leibler, Jerusalem Post
China’s Incomplete Contracts
Andrew Sheng & Xiao Geng, Project Syndicate
Europeans Don't Trust Germany. That's Another EU Problem
Larry Siedentop, WSJ
The EU and Greek Voters: A Knot Tsipras Can't Untie
G. Christides & K. Kuntz, Spiegel
Italy, Earthquake Cracks Open a Lifetime Gone By
Cynthia Martens, Worldcrunch
Is Putin Moderating, or Just Being Coy?
Karina Orlova, The American Interest
The Beginning Of The End For U.S. Nuclear Power?
Michael McDonald, Oil Price
Understanding the Escalation Between India and Pakistan
Kamran Bokhari, GPF
Assad Speaks
Dexter Filkins, New Yorker
An Italian Author's Self-Erasure
Lili Loofbourow, The Week
Brace for Terrorism Ripples from Mosul
Michael Downing & Matt Mayer, USA Today

RealClearWorld Afternoon Edition

How Canada Avoided the Populist Wave
Stephen Gordon, National Post
Is China One Step Closer to Having a Supreme Leader?
Kerry Brown, Foreign Policy
Lonely, Isolated South Korea
The Economist
How Media Fail to Defend Against Foreign Propaganda
Eric Chenoweth, Wash Post
Jacob Zuma: Cornered President of a Rudderless State
Judith February, Daily Mav.
You Don’t Need a No-Fly Zone to Pressure Russia in Syria
Steven Heydemann, NYT
A Supersized Canada Is So 20th Century
Tony Keller, Globe and Mail
Saudi Arabia's Bond Success Hides Its Financial Peril
Amir Handjani, Bloomberg
In the UK, I am Working-Class. Not in America
Eliot Bamford, The Guardian
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