December 2, 2019 Archives

RealClearWorld Morning Edition

China Redraws the Geography of Global Diplomacy
Bonnie Bley, Foreign Affairs
Geography in National Security Decision-Making
Andrew Rhodes, TNSR
Hong Kong's True “Silent Majority” Speaks
Ryan Ho Kilpatrick, New Statesman
What Jason Kenney and Albertans Can Learn From Texas
Max Fawcett, Globe & Mail
Iran May Be Locked Into a Future of More Protests
Vahid Yücesoy, WP Review
Iran's Brutal Crackdown in Its City of Roses
Michael Safi, Guardian
Sudan's Bashir faces death over 1989 coup
Mawahib Abdallatif, The East African
The Dangers of a Weakened Chinese State
Matthew Continetti, National Review
Does France Really Need an Aircraft Carrier?
Robert Farley, National Interest
A Global Debt Crisis Approaches
Anthony Rowley, South China Morning Post
U.S. Must Blunt Russia's Adventurism in Libya
Ben Fishman, Bloomberg View
German Politics: Bad News for Merkel
Holger Schmieding, The Globalist
Catholicism’s Civil War Spills Into Bolivia
Sharon Kuruvilla, Foreign Policy
The Legal Standing of Gambia’s Genocide Case Against Myanmar
R. Islam, Dipl.
What Socrates Would Do With Leaders' Debates
Peter Jones, Spectator


RealClearWorld Afternoon Edition

The Future of Transatlanticism Is China
Andrew Michta, The American Interest
Why U.S. Pays So Much to Defend Its Allies
Flynn, Martinez Machain & Allen, Convers.
The Russian Twilight Of Late Imperial America
Rod Dreher, The American Conservative
Turkish-Saudi Animosity Spills Over Into Cultural Sphere
Semih Idiz, Al Monitor
Somalia's Farmaajo Stacks the Deck
Sakariye Cismaan, African Arguments
It’s Not Facebook, Sacha, It's Humanity
Biranit Goren, Times of Israel




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