May 17, 2018 Archives

RealClearWorld Morning Edition

Falling for Hamas’s Split-Screen Fallacy
Matti Friedman, New York Times
The Beginning of the End of Sect-Based Iraqi Politics
Mohammed Al-Jumaily, National
'Italexit Is Back'
Jacopo Barigazzi & Giulia Paravicini, Politico EU
And Now For Some Crises That Are Completely Different
Steven Cook, Foreign Policy
Calls Mount For Turkey to Release Kurdish Politician
Ayla Jean Yackley, Al Monitor
Ultra-Nationalist Buddhist Rhetoric Runs Rife in Sri Lanka
Muez & Yeo Jia Lin, EAF
Settling For Economic War on Iran
Esfandyar Batmanghelidj, LobeLog
EU, Balkan Leaders Look For Progress in Summit
Martin Dimitrov, Balkan Insight
The EU Needs Less Rule-By-Expert, More Democracy
De Vries & McNamara, For. Aff.
Is Indonesia Newly Under Attack?
Aisyah Llewellyn, The Diplomat
The Iran Deal Clarifies the Obvious: Europe Is Weak
Judah Grunstein, World Politics Review
Europe's Unified Stance Against U.S. Hardens
Ian Wishart & Gregory Viscusi, Bloomberg
Sorry Europe, the Iran Deal Is Done
Aaron Arnold, Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists
How 'Special' Will UK-EU Security Partnership Be?
Aarti Shankar, Open Europe
How Much Iranian Oil Can Trump Disrupt?
Nick Cunningham, Oil Price
Japan-China Relationship Is on the Mend
Masahiro Kohara, Japan Times
The Blood Isn’t on Trump’s Hands
Jonathan Tobin, National Review


RealClearWorld Afternoon Edition

Letter From Jail: Brazil Needs Me More Than Ever
Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva, Le Monde
Venezuela’s Sham Election Won't Save Maduro
Andres Oppenheimer, Miami Herald
Trump Can't Afford to Admit His Failures With North Korea
David Frum, The Atlantic
Next Victim of Trump’s Strategy: Iran’s Violent Regime
Austin Bay, Observer
Could Bolton Cost Trump His Nobel Peace Prize?
Jacob Heilbrunn, Spectator
Why Trump Can Safely Ignore Europe
Jeremy Shapiro, Foreign Affairs




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