August 8, 2018 Archives

RealClearWorld Morning Edition

Global Supply Chains Are Dangerously Easy to Snap
Elisabeth Braw, Foreign Policy
Dawn of a New Armageddon
Cynthia Lazaroff, Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists
How Russia's War in Georgia Formed Its Army of Hackers
Daniil Turovsky, Meduza
Assassination Attempt By Drone? Just the Latest Chaos in Venezuela
Jon Lee Anderson, New Yorker
We Are Still Living in the Ruins of the 2008 Crash
Frank Rich et al, New York Magazine
On the Prosperity of Countries
Linda Yueh, Vox EU
Japan Begins to Embrace the 100-Year Life
Leo Lewis, Financial Times
How the Euro Burned Europe
Christopher Caldwell, Weekly Standard
Let's Call Islamophobia What It Is: Racism
Zubaida Haque, New Statesman
As a Muslim Woman, I Thank Boris Johnson For Calling Out Niqab
Q. Ahmed, Spec.
Azov Emerging as Tinderbox in Russia-Ukraine Conflict
Christopher Miller, RFERL
Gauging the Progress of Ukraine’s Local Governance Reform
Andreas Umland, FPA
What Russia Understands about Trump
Michael Weiss, New York Review of Books
Inside Algeria’s Mass Expulsions of Sub-Saharan Migrants
Leila Beratto, WP Review
What It's Like to Do Business in China
Jeff Spross, The Week


RealClearWorld Afternoon Edition

Is the Mossad Expanding Scope of Secret Assassinations?
Ben Caspit, Al-Monitor
Is Xi Jinping's Bold Power Grab Starting to Backfire?
P.Martin & A. Crawford, B'berg
UNHCR Head Asks Leaders to Show ‘Solidarity’ with Rohingyas
Indian Express
British Post-Brexit Sandwiches May Be Toast
Aisha Hassan, Quartz
A State of Deep Suffering in Venezuela's Hospitals
Jens Glüsing, Der Spiegel
New Colombian Pres. Promises ‘Corrections’ to Peace Deal
M. Rueda & C. Garcia, AP
Fighting for Democracy: A Lesson From Bolivia
Jacquelyn Kovarik, New Republic
The Path to Renewed Oil Sanctions on Iran
Peter Harrell, Foreign Affairs




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