October 11, 2018 Archives
RealClearWorld
Morning
Edition
When Killing the Messenger Becomes the Norm
Amy Mackinnon
,
Foreign Policy
Farewell to South Asia? Reimagining India's Political Geography
C. Raja Mohan
,
IE
Imran Can't: Pakistan’s New Prime Minister Turns to the IMF
Economist
Does Modi Have a Pakistan Policy?
Shashi Tharoor
,
Project Syndicate
The Cruel Irony Facing Rohingya in Bangladesh
Humaiun Kobir
,
RealClearWorld
Brazilian Swamp Drainer
Wall Street Journal
Brazil Is Set to Elect Fascist, and Business Is On Board
Paul Mason
,
New Statesman
Brazil's Rotten Election
Jorge Carrasco
,
CapX
4 Burning Questions on Italy’s Budget Scaremongering
Silvia Sciorilli Borrelli
,
Pol. EU
China Has No Quick Fix to This Economic Slowdown
Aidan Yao
,
SCMP
Nikki in 2020: Don’t Rule It Out
Dov Zakheim
,
The Hill
The Green Party Rises in Germany
Yasmeen Serhan
,
The Atlantic
Report: Crown Prince Sought to Lure Khashoggi to Saudi Arabia
Shane Harris
,
WP
The Overdue Backlash Against Saudi Arabia Has Started
Daniel Larison
,
TAC
Will Trump Sweep Saudi Scandal Under the Rug?
Nahal Toosi
,
Politico
Trump: White House Pressed Saudis
Jack Crowe
,
National Review
RealClearWorld
Afternoon
Edition
A New Era for the China-Russia-U.S. Triangle
Victor Davis Hanson
,
National Review
Playing the Long Game in U.S.-China Relations
Hilton Root
,
RealClearWorld
One of Bosnia’s New Presidents May Want to Break It Apart
Michael Colborne
,
FP
Is Hong Kong Losing Its Autonomy?
Frank Ching
,
Globe and Mail
On Identity Politics and Diversity
Francis Fukuyama with
Adam Rubenstein
,
Weekly Standard
Only Macedonians Can Decide if They Want to Join NATO
John Dale Grover
, TNI
How Do We Weigh History's Greats in the Present Age's Balance?
B. Kristian
,
Week
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