RealClearWorld Week of June 5, 2023 Archives

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Monday, June 5
The Battle for Eurasia
Hal Brands Foreign Policy
Washington Needs an Endgame in Ukraine
Samuel Charap Foreign Affairs
The Quadruple Axis and Its Nemesis
Miles Maochun Yu Hoover Institution
How Austria Became Putin's Alpine Fortress
Matthew Karnitsching Politico EU
Bringing Russia Back From the Cold
Vladimir Socor Eurasia Daily Monitor
Inside the High-Stakes Clash for Control of Ukraine’s Story
Ben Smith Semafor
Armed Neutrality, Not NATO, Is the Answer for Ukraine
Daniel Davis 19FortyFive
The Shifting Alliances in the Middle East
Leon Hadar The National Interest
Iraq Is Quietly Falling Apart
Michael Knights Foreign Affairs
The Arab Spring Is in Its Death Spiral. Does the West Still Care?
The Atlantic
China and India: Important Yet Different
Peter Marber Newsweek
Leaders Remember Tiananmen Square
Lee I-chia Taipei Times


Tuesday, June 6
Key Ukrainian Dam Blown Up, Kyiv Blames Russia
Politico EU
Bringing Russia Back From the Cold at Ukraine’s Expense
Vladimir Socor EDM
Can Democracy Survive the Polycrisis?
George Soros Project Syndicate
Foreign Policy Across the Pond
Morgan Ortagus Killbox
A Convocation of Spies
George Friedman Geopolitical Futures
China’s Navy Is No Laughing Matter
Brandon Weichert 19FortyFive
Can China Compensate Russia’s Gas Market Losses?
Sergei Vakulenko TMT
Saudi Arabia’s Solo Oil Production Cut Is a Risky Strategy
Javier Blas Bloomberg
Inside the Taliban’s War on Drugs
Yogita Limaye BBC News
Turkey Inches Toward Ratifying Sweden’s NATO Bid
Nazlan Ertan Al-Monitor
Sudan Is Bleeding to Death and Current Triage Is Useless
Alex de Waal RS
Normandy Marks D-Day’s 79th Anniversary, Honors WWII Veterans
S. Corbet AP


Wednesday, June 7
How the West Can Secure Ukraine’s Future
Eric Ciaramella Foreign Affairs
Maybe the Ukrainians Blew up the Kakhovka Dam?
Stephen Bryen Asia Times
6 Swing States Will Decide the Future of Geopolitics
Cliff Kupchan Foreign Policy
U.S.-China Rivalry in the Neomedieval Age
Timothy Heath The National Interest
China Is No Longer a “Near-Peer” Competitor With U.S.
Mackenzie Eaglen AEI Ideas
China Should Heed the Concerns of Its Neighbors
Stephen Nagy Japan Times
Conservatives Win Big Again in Italy
Ben Solis AMAC
Why Macron is Embracing Eastern Europe
Tara Varma Brookings
Deciphering Turkey’s New Cabinet
Amberin Zaman Al-Monitor
Syria and the Arab League
Ambassador Mark Green Wilson Center
Why Is Saudi Arabia Going It Alone on Costly Oil Cuts?
Peter Weber The Week
Armenia-Azerbaijan Peace Is Within Grasp
Artin DerSimonian Responsible Statecraft


Thursday, June 8
Why the World Still Needs Trade
Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala Foreign Affairs
The Economic Damage to Ukraine From Russia’s Invasion
Sebastien Roblin 1945
A Ceasefire in Ukraine Would Reward Moscow
Stephen Blank The Hill
Buffer States Are Worth a Second Look
Christopher Mott The National Interest
France's Empowered Executive
Jordan Cash Law & Liberty
Britain Can Thrive as a Vassal State
Tom McTague UnHerd
China’s Growing Presence in Arab Hearts and Minds
Merissa Khurma Wilson Center
Real Estate Is China’s Economic Achilles Heel
Noah Smith Substack
The Growing Russian-Iranian Partnership
Yunis Sharifli Eurasia Daily Monitor
What Does Erdogan Mean for Turkey-Gulf Relations?
Milliken and Cafiero Al-Jazeera
India’s Economic Jog
Derek Scissors AEI Ideas
NY Is Choking on Smog. For These Cities, It’s Just Another Day
Jessie Yeung CNN


Friday, June 9
Re-Thinking NATO
Anthony Constantini RealClearWorld
Why the UN Still Matters
Kal Raustiala and Viva Iemanjá Jerónimo Foreign Affairs
The Ukraine-Russia Culture War
Gorodnichenko and Sologoub Project Syndicate
Strengthening the Global Balance Sheet
White Woetzel and Mischke Project Syndicate
The West Isn’t Ready To Give Ukraine the Security Pledges It Wants
Politico EU
Turkey’s Erdogan Offers Mediation in Ukraine Dam Crisis
Ezgi Akin Al-Monitor
Nord Stream Should Chasten Ukraine Dam ‘Hot Takes’
Kelley Beaucar Vlahos RS
Here Comes the Hungaro-Austrian Empire
Matthew Karnitschnig Politico EU
Germany is the Sick Man of Europe
Wolfgang Münchau New Statesman
Japan’s New Security Strategy, Part 2: Ongoing Debates
Pascal Lottaz The Diplomat
The Self-Reinforcing Logic of U.S.-Sino Competition
Clarke and Sussex TNI
Can’t Trust Gov. Figures About Nuke Close Calls
Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists


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