March 19, 2019 Archives

RealClearWorld Morning Edition

Maduro’s Useful Idiots
Shlomo Ben-Ami, Project Syndicate
Why Macron Should Show May Mercy Over Brexit
Gideon Rachman, Financial Times
France’s Yellow Vests Are Rebels Without a Cause
Rachel Donadio, The Atlantic
Can Europe Pay the Price of Following the US’ Huawei Boycott?
Arild Vollan, SCMP
Could Huawei Destroy the Special Relationship?
Michael Auslin, Spectator
Italy Signs Up for the Belt and Road Initiative
Jacob Shapiro, Geopolitical Futures
Italy Takes a Chance on Belt and Road
Sabena Siddiqui, Asia Times
Crimea Won't Be Resolved For Years to Come
Steven Pifer, Brookings Institution
Regaining El Salvador as an Ally
Juan Fernando Herrera Ramos, Taipei Times
Gantz, Gaza and a Very Inconvenient Hack
Nahum Barnea, YNet
Stop Politicizing the Christchurch Killings
Madeleine Kearns, National Review
The New Zealand Massacre Grew From Australian Roots
Pankaj Mishra, Bloom. View
Trump’s Bad Deal with the Taliban
Thomas Joscelyn & Bill Roggio, Politico
Moldova Elections: Silver Linings and Negative Trends
Vladimir Socor, Jamestown
Mark Rutte’s Last Stand
Tom-Jan Meeus, Politico EU
Cobbling Together a Senate Majority as Dutch Politics Fragment
Stan Veuger, AEI


RealClearWorld Afternoon Edition

What You Need to Know About Trump's Proposed Military Budget
M. Wright, Hill
What a Military Intervention in Venezuela Would Look Like
Frank Mora, For. Affairs
The Contemptible Blame Game Over New Zealand
Douglas Murray, Spectator
'You Will Never Hear Me Mention His Name'
German Lopez, Vox
Turkey Plants Its Flag in Christchurch
James Dorsey, The Globalist
U.S. Pressures Iraq Over Iran-Linked Militias
Eric Schmitt, New York Times
Kazakh Leader Resigning After Three Decades
Peter Leonard, EurasiaNet
The Japanese Air Force Needs an Upgrade
David Deptula, Foreign Policy
Wake Up, Italians - This Is an Emergency For Democracy
Roberto Saviano, Guardian




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