October 29, 2019 Archives

RealClearWorld Morning Edition

German Reunification Gave Europe a Purpose
Robert Zoellick, Financial Times
Learning to Prioritize Great Power Competition
Mackenzie Eaglen, War on the Rocks
The Enchantment of Mutually Assured Destruction
George Friedman, Geo. Futures
German Syria Proposal a Risk for Merkel Ally
Der Spiegel
Why the Second Referendum Campaign Is Failing
Paul Goodman, Conservative Home
Even if the Tories Win an Election, They're Finished
Polly Toynbee, Guardian
Trump Is Preparing to Squander a Big Accomplishment
A. Miller & R. Sokolsky, CNN
Big Terror Fight Win Still Can't Get Liberal Media's Approval
Liz Peek, Fox News
Here's How U.S. Forces Finally Found Baghdadi
John Walcott, Time
Russia Can’t Compete With China in Africa, Yet
Vita Spivak, Moscow Times
The Key to Iran’s Success in the Face of Sanctions
Simon Harlow, Oil Price
Turkish and Iranian Ambitions Rise
Eric Mandel, Jerusalem Post
Trump Should Throw Turkey Out of NATO
Doug Bandow, The American Conservative
How to Make Baghdadi's Death Bigger Than Bin Laden's
Hassan Hassan, NY Times
Is Venezuela Behind Latin America's Surge In Civil Unrest?
L. Carlos Vélez, Esp.
What Brazil’s 2013 Protests Tell Us About Chile 2019
T. Traumann, Amer. Quarterly
What Makes the Protests in Lebanon Different Than Before?
Faysal Itani, FPRI
Developing: Labour says it will back election before Christmas


RealClearWorld Afternoon Edition

Why Latin America Was Primed to Explode
Moisés Naím & Brian Winter, Foreign Affairs
“Blood for Oil” Is Official U.S. Policy Now
Adam Weinstein, New Republic
Winter Is Coming for Britain's Remainers
Therese Raphael, Bloomberg
The Difficulty of Brexit Is the Case for Brexit
Kevin D. Williamson, National Review
Corbyn Likes Protest, McDonnell Wants Power
Rachel Sylvester, The Times
China Is Weaponizing Water and Worsening Droughts in Asia
B. Chellaney, Nikkei AR
The Conditions That Created ISIS Still Exist
H.A. Hellyer, Foreign Policy




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