November 23, 2016 Archives

RealClearWorld Morning Edition

Why China Thinks It Can Build a Utopian World Order
Patrik Meyer, National Interest
Belgrade-Budapest, By Way of Beijing
Dragan Pavlicevic, Eur. Council on Foreign Relations
An Optimist's Guide to Trump's World Order
Richard Gowan, World Politics Review
How Much Humiliation Can the Special Relationship Take?
Alex Massie, For. Policy
These Brexit-Bashers Are the Real Enemies of the People
B. O'Neill, Spectator
Ambassador Farage, a Logical Consequence of British Policy
Gideon Rachman, FT
Britain Itches for Freedom and a Trade Deal With Trump's US
S. MacLean, NY Sun
Saudi Arabia Contemplates Trump
Bruce Riedel, Al-Monitor
Trump and the Mideast: A Multitude of Rivals
John Jenkins, New Statesman
On Le Road: Jack Kerouac, French-Canadian
Deni Ellis Bechard, The Walrus
Cooperation With Russia Is Possible
Kathryn Stoner, The Atlantic
How Much Sway Will Trump's FP Advisers Have?
Elizabeth Saunders, Washington Post
How Trump Can Save Syria -- Without an Invasion
Benny Avni, New York Post
What Happens to Raqqa After ISIS Is Gone?
Marwan Hisham, CNN
Russia's Eastward Pivot Gathers Steam
Colin Chilcoat, Oil Price
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