May 7, 2019 Archives

RealClearWorld Morning Edition

Zelenskiy, the Post-Soviet Man
Peter Pomerantsev, The American Interest
What Is Russia Up To Across Africa?
Frida Ghitis, World Politics Review
Why the Democratic Field Isn't Taking on Trump's Foreign Policy
Ira Stoll, Reason
China's Path Not Taken
Ian Buruma, Project Syndicate
May Fourth’s Unfulfilled Promise
Klaus Mühlhahn, ChinaFile
What Thatcher Got Right
Oliver Wiseman, CapX
Why the Mideast Is a Danger Zone Again
Simon Henderson, The Hill
On North Korea, a Return to Fire and Fury Isn't Worth The Risks
Doug Bandow, TNI
What About South Africa's Forgotten Rural Voters?
Martin Plaut, African Arguments
Why I will vote For an ANC Led by Ramaphosa
Omry Makgoale, Daily Maverick
South Africa Confronts One of Apartheid's Legacies
Christopher Clark, The Atlantic
Are the Dutch Willing to Move Beyond Pragmatism?
Niels van Willigen, ECFR
Europe Slides Into the Poor House
Richard Rahn, Washington Times
Orbán, Netanyahu, and the Palestinian question
Eva Balogh, Hungarian Spectrum
Islamic State and the Age of Atrocity
Shiraz Maher, New Statesman


RealClearWorld Afternoon Edition

Amazon Prime Pulls Back the Curtain on China’s Propaganda
Michael Auslin, NRO
A Backroom Stitch-Up Won't Solve Brexit
Rachel Sylvester, Times of London
Xi Jinping Wanted Global Dominance. He Overshot.
Yi-Zheng Lian, New York Times
Worrying Trends 80 Years After the Holocaust
Marvin Hier, Jerusalem Post
Bangladesh’s China-India Balance
Austin Bodetti, The Diplomat
A Look at China's Mission to Raze the Mosques of Xinjiang
Lily Kuo, Guardian




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