November 14, 2018 Archives

RealClearWorld Morning Edition

Terrorists, Cultists - or Champions of Iranian Democracy?
Arron Merat, Guardian
The World Should Back Trump's Strategy on Iran
Emily Landau, National Interest
Selling Washington's China Policy
Elizabeth Economy, Council on Foreign Relations
Pence: It's Up to China to Avoid a Cold War
Josh Rogin, Washington Post
Staggering Toward the Brexit Endgame
James Kirkup, Spectator
Historians Will Marvel at the Simple Ignorance of the Brexit Class
F. O'Toole, IT
Must Things in Europe Get Worse Before They Get Better?
Dalibor Rohac, CapX
If Brexit Deal Doesn't Pass Parliament, What's Next?
Stephen Bush, New Statesman
Meiji 150 as the End of an Era
Yuichi Hosoya, Japan Times
The Danger of the ICC's Selective Justice
Fatim Selina Diaby, Daily Maverick
Macron Missed the Mark on Nationalism - Badly
F.H. Buckley, New York Post
Zimbabwe Has No Alternative to Painful Reforms
Pres. Emmerson Mnangagwa, FT
Trump Is Getting the European Army He Wanted
Benjamin Haddad, Politico EU
The Global Economy as a Wild Card?
Holger Schmieding, The Globalist
The U.S.-Saudi Relationship: Much Less Than Meets the Eye
Miller & Sokolsky, CNN
Live Updates: UK politicians weigh Brexit draft agreement


RealClearWorld Afternoon Edition

Labour Could Win Power if It Backs New Referendum
Andrew Adonis, Times
Theresa May’s Brexit Deal: That Was the Easy Bit
C. Cooper & D. Herszenhorn, Pol. EU
The Difficulties of Strategic Prediction
Christopher Clark, New York Review of Books
The Case for Compensated Free Trade
Robert Skidelsky, Project Syndicate
A Defiant Italy Puts Europe’s Fiscal Rules to the Test
Economist




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