June 12, 2019 Archives

RealClearWorld Morning Edition

The Self-Destruction of American Power
Fareed Zakaria, Foreign Affairs
Fareed Zakaria’s Missing Man
Matthew Continetti, National Review
India's Role Should Be to Balance the Poles of Global Power
Shyam Saran, Ind. Ex.
Should the Russians Hug the Chinese?
Nina Khrushcheva, Project Syndicate
Can America Break China's Rare-Earth Dominance?
Keith Johnson & Lara Seligman, FP
The Underground Arms Race in the Middle East
Yaacov Ayish, RealClearWorld
India’s Right to Cultural Self-Determination
Akhilesh Pillalamarri, American Conservative
Pakistan: Bad Moon Rising
Ziad Zafar, The American Interest
Negotiating Venezuela's Transition
David Smilde & Abraham Lowenthal, New York Times
Revisiting the South African Arms Deal Whitewash
Brij Maharaj, Daily Maverick
Journalist’s Arrest Counters Image of Putin as Puppet Master
Anna Nemtsova, Atl.
Hong Kong Chief Bets It All on a Losing Hand
Robyn Mak, Reuters
Notre Dame Becomes a Symbol of Macron's Gung-Ho Presidency
P. Bock, Guardian
Crimes in Concrete
Theodore Dalrymple, First Things
Crimea Is Still in Limbo Five Years After Russia Siezed It
Economist


RealClearWorld Afternoon Edition

The Horrors Theresa May Has Left For Her Successor
Isabel Hardman, Spectator
Hong Kong's Moment of Reckoning
Ben Bland, Bloomberg View
The West Should Stand Up For the Rule of Law in Hong Kong
Financial Times
Canada Is Caught in the Middle of a Second Cold War
David Curtis Wright, Globe&Mail
Lift the Arms Embargo on Cyprus
Doug Bandow, National Interest




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