March 20, 2019 Archives

RealClearWorld Morning Edition

Nazarbayev Shows Putin a Path to Keeping Power
Leonid Bershidsky, Bloomberg View
Nazarbayev Is Giving Up Presidency, Not Power
Reid Standish, Foreign Policy
Nazarbayev's Resignation Might Be His Greatest Legacy
Bruce Pannier, RFERL
Kazakhstan: The Man Who Will Be President
EurasiaNet
The Rise of Unfreedom in the West
Andrew Michta, The American Interest
Why Demands For a Free Press Are at Center of Serbia's Protests
Z. Csaky, WPR
Brexit: All We Know Is That Something Has to Happen
Stephen Bush, New Statesman
Bercow, Brexit and the Battle For Sovereignty
Alex Massie, CapX
On Brexit, Both Sides Are Losing at the Same Time
Rafael Behr, Guardian
Brexit by July 1 Unless UK Votes in EU Election: Document
Jacopo Barigazzi, Pol. EU
Catalan Independence Trial Widens Spain's Divides
Ralph Bunche, EU Observer
The Decline of Deterrence
Andrew Krepinevich, Hudson Institute
Has Russia Finally Found its Niche in the World?
Alexei Levinson, Moscow Times
The Saudi Lie
Madawi Al-Rasheed, London Review of Books


RealClearWorld Afternoon Edition

Beware the Mideast's Falling Pillars
Thomas Friedman, New York Times
How Brexit Became Europe's Finest Hour
Michael Hirsh, Foreign Policy
Democracy? It's All Gone Humpty Dumpty
Richard Littlejohn, Daily Mail
How the EU Bolsters Erdogan's Authoritarianism
Kati Piri, Clingendael
Five Years After Crimea Annexation, No Closer to Resolution
Steven Pifer, Brookings
Crimea Invasion Imperils Our Century's Peace
Austin Bay, Strategy Page
European Center-Right Suspends Hungary's Fidesz
Maïa de La Baume & Lili Bayer, Pol.




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