November 4, 2019 Archives

RealClearWorld Morning Edition

10 Lessons From History About What Makes a Great Leader
Andrew Roberts, Time
Might India Start the Next South Asia Crisis?
Toby Dalton & Gaurav Kalwani, WOTR
The Cure for the Plague Is Decency
Robert Zaretsky, Foreign Affairs
An Electoral Turning Point for Hong Kong
Mike Chinoy, Yale Global
Will Protests Herald a New Era in Iraqi Politics?
Dara Salam, Atlantic Council
Can Algeria Make the Transition?
Amel Boubekeur, ECFR
What’s Behind the Chile Protests?
Amelia Cheatham, Council on Foreign Relations
Latvia Enters Autocephaly Fight Against Moscow Church
Paul Goble, Window on Eurasia
The Truth About ISIS's Threat
Aaron David Miller, CNN
PTSD: Treat the Epidemic in Our Ranks
Sean Mulvaney, Proceedings
In China, Every Day is Kristallnacht
Fred Hiatt, Washington Post
Germany's Thatcherite Turn
Sumi Somaskanda, New Statesman
In China, Social Credit Is a More Invasive Form of Social Media
Rui Zhong, Coda
We Need to Admit the Euro Was a Mistake
Gyorgy Matolcsy, Financial Times
Brexiteers Shouldn’t Vote for the Brexit Party
Douglas Carswell, Spectator


RealClearWorld Afternoon Edition

Nationalism Is a Form of Love, Not Hate
Rich Lowry, The Atlantic
Europe’s Populist Governments Have a Problem: Their Capitals
Tim Gosling, FP
An Unexpected Ally: Japan’s EU Partnership
Emese Schwarcz, Japan Times
The Strange Triumph of Narendra Modi
Milan Vaishnav, Foreign Affairs
Indonesia's Armed Forces Being Given a Big Role in Government
The Economist
Money Farmers: How Oligarchs and Populists Milk the E.U. for Millions
NYTimes




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