November 7, 2019 Archives

RealClearWorld Morning Edition

How Do America’s Elites Stack Up?
Seth Kaplan, The American Interest
What Would 'Restraint' Really Mean for U.S. Foreign Policy?
Stewart Patrick, WPR
The New Anti-Capitalism
Harold James, Project Syndicate
Dancing on the Berlin Wall
John Simpson, New Statesman
Why Would Arab Leaders Partner With Russia?
Amir Asmar, CFR
As Iraq’s Demonstrations Continue, What Comes Next?
Douglas Ollivant, Al Monitor
Afghanistan's Election Should Not Prompt U.S. Withdrawal
Farhat Popal, RCWorld
Recalling Hostage Crisis That Made Iran Forever Hostile to U.S.
S. Henderson, Hill
The Quiet Return Of Nuclear Risk
Anna Akage, Worldcrunch
Another Fraught Election in Divided Spain
Diego Torres, Politico EU
It’s Time for a Neo-Nixonian Foreign Policy
Greg Lawson, The American Conservative
We Now Know Just How Confusing Trump’s Ukraine Policy Was
Uri Friedman, Atl.
A Constitutional Moment in Sudan
Israa Saber, Lawfare
Will Boris Johnson Strike a Deal with Nigel Farage?
John O'Sullivan, National Review
Chile's Protests and Prospects
Russell Crandall, Survival
5 Things to Watch in Tracking the Future of ISIS
Robin Simcox, Daily Signal


RealClearWorld Afternoon Edition

Macron, Europe’s Wannabe President
Rym Momtaz, Politico EU
It’™s Not Just Britain That’s Breaking Up, Europe Is Too
Martin Kettle, Guardian
Tories Banking on a Campaign Wizard of Oz
Richard Glover, Evening Standard
Explaining the Japan-Korea Dispute and Its Implications
War on the Rocks
Why There Is No Kurdish Nation
John Broich, The Conversation
Should Data Analysis Help Drive Foreign Policy?
Rashmee Roshan Lall, The National
Troubles on the Mekong
Sam Geall, Foreign Affairs




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