June 11, 2019 Archives

RealClearWorld Morning Edition

Hong Kong's Last Fight Is Lost
Peter Hartcher, Sydney Morning Herald
Hong Kong's Leaders May Cave to China. Its People Will Not.
Yi-Zheng Lian, NYT
Hong Kong Offers Proof That Nobody Wants China's World Order
T. Rogan, Exam.
The U.S. Has No Business Lecturing China
Robert Delaney, South China Morning Post
The Failed Blockade of Qatar
Jonathan Cristol, Arc
China and Russia Want to Control the 'World Island'
James Stavridis, Bloomberg View
Shangri-La: The Silent Rebellion of the Small Powers
Liselotte Odgaard, Korea Times
Boy Scouts Are Holding Together a War-Torn Country
Kevin Volkl, The Atlantic
The Anti-Regime Iranian Writer Who Isn't a Real Person
M. Hussain, The Intercept
Can Erdogan Mend Fences With U.S., Europe While Saving Face?
Semih Idiz, Al-M
Syrian WMD Proliferation Could Set the Middle East on Fire
Peter Brookes, Nat'l Int.
Moldovan Political Crisis: Great Opportunities and Risks
D. Minzarari, Jamestown
Moldova’s Governments Go Head to Head
Amy Mackinnon, Foreign Policy
A Win at the Border
National Review
The European Left’s Dangerous Anti-Immigrant Turn
Karina Piser, The Nation
The Rise of Millennial Socialism
Gavin Jacobson, New Statesman


RealClearWorld Afternoon Edition

A Report From NATO's Front Lines
M. O'Hanlon & C. Skaluba, National Interest
Macri Battles to Prevent a Return to Kirchnerismo
Benedict Mander, Financial Times
A Crisis for Both Big British Parties
Deborah Mabbett, Political Quarterly
Trump Just Can't Quit Afghanistan
Matt Welch, Reason
Mixed Signals on Engagement From North Korea
Robert Carlin, 38 North




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