March 7, 2019 Archives

RealClearWorld Morning Edition

The Return of Iranian Hard-Liners’ Favorite Moderate
Karim Sadjadpour, The Atlantic
For One Week, India and Pakistan Sunk Into a Miasma of Lies
Farhad Manjoo, NYT
Be Very Worried About What Just Happened in India and Pakistan
Adil Najam, Hill
India and Pakistan Pull Back From the Brink, For Now
Stratfor Worldview
A Central American Marshall Plan Won’t Work
Ryan Berg, Foreign Policy
What Would Russia Nuke?
Dawn Stover, Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists
Address Immigration, or Voters Pick Illiberals Who Will
Jamie Kirchick, Amer. Interest
Germany, the Unready Hegemon
Constanze Stelzenmuller, Berlin Policy Journal
Russia’s Strategy in Southeast Asia
Dmitry Gorenburg & Paul Schwartz, PONARS Eurasia
Getting to Grips With Yerevan's Informal Architecture Epidemic
Samuel Goff, Calvert
‘Assad or We Burn the Country’: How Syrian Regime Prevailed
R. Abdulrahim, WSJ
Algerians Have Been Patient. They're Finally Fed Up.
Roula Khalaf, Financial Times
Watching the Chinese Economy Stumble
Chen Chih-ko, Taipei Times
How Kashmir Reached the Brink
Ayesha Ray, East Asia Forum
U.S. No Longer Excludes MEK as Leadership Option For Iran
Barbara Slavin, Al-Mon.
Australia Needs a Real Debate on Nat-Sec Strategy
Mike Scrafton, The Strategist


RealClearWorld Afternoon Edition

People of the World, Stop Looking at Moldova!
Maxim Edwards, Foreign Policy
Why Justin Trudeau Is in Trouble
Economist
Justin Trudeau Tries to Save Face
Alexander Panetta & Lauren Gardner, Politico
Ethnic Tensions Haunt Africa’s Newest Powerhouse
James Jeffrey, Amer. Cons.
Populist Leaders Linked to Reduced Inequality
Paul Lewis et al, Guardian




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