October 30, 2019 Archives

RealClearWorld Morning Edition

Trudeau Win Prompts 'Wexit' Talk in Canada's West
L. Gardner & A. Panetta, Politico
A New Federal Deal With the Praries
Brad Wall, National Post
How Do We Bridge Canada's Divides?
Dan McCarthy, Globe and Mail
Inside the WhatsApp Hack
Mehul Srivastava & Tom Wilson, Financial Times
Santiago Under Siege
Andrés Velasco, Project Syndicate
The Real Cause of Protests in Chile Is Institutional Breakdown
C. Molina, CapX
The Buzz-Thud of Brexit Leads to a Dark December Vote
Rafael Behr, Guardian
The Brexit Party and the Tories Need a Truce
Stephen Glover, Daily Mail
Chinese Propaganda Doesn't Spare One of Its Most Intriguing Figures
Economist
The Launch of China and Russia's High-Tech Partnership
S. Bendett & E. Kania, ASPI
China’s Advance Into the Antarctic
David Fishman, Lawfare
Baghdadi Is Dead But His Legend Lives On
Aaron Zelin, Foreign Policy
The Nuclear Angle of U.S. Assistance to Ukraine
Mariana Budjeryn, The Bulletin
Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi's True Legacy
Scott Stewart, Stratfor Worldview
Mongolia’s New Mining Boom
Nicholas Muller, The Diplomat
Assessing Zelenskiy’s First Six Months
Oleksiy Goncharenko, Atlantic Council
The Making of Lebanon’s October Revolution
Helen Sullivan, New Yorker


RealClearWorld Afternoon Edition

Putin And The Military: Russia's Question Of Trust
James Rodgers, Forbes
Trump’s Trade Wrath Turns on Thailand
Shawn W. Crispin, Asia Times
Germany’s Faceplant Politics
Matthew Karnitschnig, Politico EU
Boris Johnson Gets His Christmas Election
The Economist
Make China Great Again: Xi’s Truly Grand Strategy
Andrew Erickson, War on the Rocks
Will Syria Get a New Constitution?
Kersten Knipp, Deutsche Welle
Plugging the Donor-to-Ambassador Pipeline
Robbie Gramer, Foreign Policy




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