January 14, 2019 Archives

RealClearWorld Morning Edition

The Naval Power Shift in the Black Sea
Michael Petersen, War on the Rocks
Xi Jinping will Give Donald Trump a Victory on Trade
Graham Allison, National Interest
Doubling Down on the Hard Line Against China
Michael Auslin, National Review
Iraq’s Hard-Won Gains Fall Victim to Petty Politics
Mina Al-Oraibi, The National
Britain Has a Bright Post-Brexit Future
Dominic Raab, CapX
The Elite Generals of Brexit Sit Safe Behind the Front Lines
Chris Johns, IT
The Threat of a Brexit Coup in Parliament Is Real
Nikki da Costa, Spectator
Leonardo Was a Man of the Renaissance, Not Narrow Nationhood
T. Hunt, Guardian
I, For One, Welcome Our New Parliament Overlords
Andrew Coyne, National Post
Canaan, Haiti: One of the World Newest Cities, Inspired by Moses
Reuters
Global Business Clouds Over as China's Economy Falters
L. Hornby & C. Giles, FT
Only Steve King Could So Besmirch ‘Western Civilization’
John Podhoretz, NY Post
Truth First, Reconciliation Later
Ayenat Mersie, Foreign Policy
Syria’s Kurds Seek Help to Netogiate With Regime
Hossam Rabie, Al Monitor
Will Belarus Be Next to Acheive Autocephaly?
Paul Goble, Window on Eurasia


RealClearWorld Afternoon Edition

Menace, Death, and Shadows on Rwanda's Success Story
Jane Flanagan, ToL
America's Cold Warriors Hold the Key to Handling China
Hal Brands, Bloomberg View
What I Saw at a Yellow Vest Protest in France
Paul Brian, The American Conservative
Venezuela's Chaos Is a Global Problem
Jason Marczak, RealClearWorld
How the UK Repeatedly Weakened Its Brexit Negotiating Position
Charles Grant, NS
What Are the Limits of Nationalism?
Dalibor Rohac, The American Interest
When Empires End
Maya Jasanoff, Foreign Affairs




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