RealClearWorld November 24, 2025 Archives

RealClearWorld AM Update

The End of the Longest Peace?

Graham Allison and James A. Winnefeld Jr. Foreign Affairs

What Does U.S. ‘National Interest’ Really Mean?

Christopher Mott Res. Statecraft

Japan’s New Leader Isn’t Backing Down.

Jason Douglas & Junko Fukutome WSJ

Chicken Versus Bumper Cars in Conflict Escalation

Joshua Tallis War on the Rocks

The Ukraine Peace Plan Looks Like a Giant Gamble

Reuben Johnson NSJ

The Time Is Right for Ukraine To Negotiate

Niall Ferguson X

The Murky Plan That Ensures a Future War

Anne Applebaum The Atlantic

Realpolitik Not Rhetoric

Rafael Pinto Borges Brussels Signal

'Sell America' is Over, Investors Stick With U.S. Treasurys

Polo Rocha Investopedia

How to Respond to Chinese Imports

Dani Rodrik Project Syndicate

A Farewell to Europe

Cheryl Benard The National Interest

Mr. Bin Salman Goes to Washington

Mike Watson Washington Free Beacon

Was Gaza’s Destruction, High Death Toll Necessary?

Seth Frantzman Jerusalem Post

In the Room With Reagan and Nixon

John J. Waters RealClearHistory

Bookshelf: NATO on Stoltenberg’s Watch

Robert Wihtol ASPI Strategist

RealClearWorld PM Update

Finally, an Acceptable End to This War Is in Sight

Roland Oliphant The Telegraph

Europe Divided as U.S. Pushes Peace Deal

Ian Bremmer GZero Media

Why China Can’t Sort Out Its Property Market Mess

Bloomberg

How Europe’s Far Right Turned Pro

Ross Solletty Bloom and Nöstlinger Politico EU

Why German Companies Can’t Quit China

Arthur Sullivan Deutsche Welle

The World’s Been Too Rough With Israel

Ludovic Hood The National Interest