February 5, 2019 Archives

RealClearWorld Morning Edition

U.S. Arms: Sold to an Ally, Lost to an Enemy
Nima Elbagir et al, CNN
John Bolton Is Living His Dream
Elise Labott, Politico
The Fake Threat of Jewish Communism
Christopher Browning, NY Review of Books
Preparing For 'Decent Chance' of Success or Failure With DPRK
Cronin & Lee, 38N
Getting a Better Outcome From the Second Trump-Kim Summit
Robert Kelly, Lowy
Israeli–Palestinian Peacemaking: Role of the Arab States
Mekelberg & Shapland, CH
Spain's Political Siesta Is Over
Mike Gonzalez, National Interest
Washington Can Learn From China's Moves in Latin America
Jason Marczak, RCW
The Decline of Historical Thinking
Eric Alterman, New Yorker
With West Tilting to Poroshenko, Fair Vote Could Be in Question
T. Ash, Kyiv Post
A Security Zone For Syria's Kurds
Akil Marceau, Jerusalem Post
Rand Paul and Donald Trump Deserve Thanks
Ralph Hallow, Washington Times
Latvia Above Us, Croatia Below
Michelle Goldberg, New York Times
France and Germany Push Rival Models For Defense Cooperation
Economist
A Blind Brexit Will Simply Prolong the Agony
Tony Blair, Guardian


RealClearWorld Afternoon Edition

The Dirty Secret of El Chapo’s Downfall
Don Winslow, Vanity Fair
The Creation of NATO's Fourth Operational Domain
Don Lewis, War on the Rocks
Europe and the New Nuclear-Arms Race
Sigmar Gabriel, Project Syndicate
Why Australia, Others Are Reluctant to Join Fight With China
John Lee, The Hill




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