January 3, 2019 Archives

January 3, 2019 Archives

RealClearWorld Morning Edition

In a Competitive World, the EU Can't Fulfill Its Purpose

J. Grygiel, American Interest

China's Gulag for Muslims

Mustafa Akyol, New York Times

New Year, Same Problem: EU Divisions on Russia Remain

Eva Fischer, Handelsblatt

Gunboat Politics Won't Solve Immigration

David Aaronovitch, Times of London

Trump’s 2019 Vision: Let Others Fight Our Battles

Michael Hirsh, Foreign Policy

The Trade War Is a Strategic Gift For China

Keyu Jin, Financial Times

Are the Bad Old Days Coming Back to the Balkans?

Andrew MacDowall, WP Review

China's Manufacturers Feel the Heat of the Trade War

Phillip Orchard, Geo. Futures

Tech Companies Are Cowards, and Netflix Is No Different

Sarah Manavis, NS

Is Revolutionary Fervor Afire—Again—in Tunisia?

Robin Wright, New Yorker

Trump's Just Not That Into Kim

Scott Seaman, The Hill

Trump Escalates His Assault on Civil-Military Relations

Tom Nichols, The Atlantic

Ernesto Araújo, New Criterion

Thoughts on Kim Jong-Un's New Year's Speech

Jeffrey Lewis, National Interest

Huawei and the Technology Cold War

Adam Segal, Council on Foreign Relations

RealClearWorld Afternoon Edition

Why Trump's Advisors Keep Quashing His Realist Whims

Ted Galen Carpenter, TNI

How Badly Is China's Economy Doing?

Richard Harris, South China Morning Post

Italy Invented Coffee Culture. Now it’s a Coffee Time Capsule.

Chico Harlan, WP

How the U.S. Should Treat Brazil's Bolsonaro

Eli Lake, Bloomberg View

What to Make of Brazil’s New Firebrand President, Jair Bolsonaro

Economist

Armenia: Between Two Empires

Peter Brown, New York Review of Books