Week of February 29, 2016 Archives

RealClearWorld Morning Edition

Monday, February 29
Trump's Foreign Policy: A Brave New World
Ben Judah, Independent
What's Wrong With Saxony?
Popp, Wassermann & Winter, Der Spiegel
Europe's MENA Nightmare
Andy Langenkamp, RealClearWorld
The Kremlin's New-Age Anti-Americanism
Maria Snegovaya, Brookings
The Origins of England's North-South Divide
F. Edmonds, Conversation
NATO and Europe's Refugee Crisis
Jens Stoltenberg, NATO
Right From Wrong: Rubio, Trump, and Israel
R. Blum, Jerusalem Post
Nemtsov Will Lead to More Political Murders
I. Yashin, Moscow Times
New Prez, Old Problems in Central African Republic
Celeste Hicks, WPR
Is Japan Now a Big Player in the Taiwan Strait?
Emily Chen, TNI
The Real Risk Is Staying in the EU
Boris Johnson, Telegraph
Vodka Outlasted Communism
Nina Caplan, New Statesman
Understanding the Currency Wars
Lucy Meakin, Bloomberg View
In Ethiopia, Travel at the Edge of Reason
Stanley Stewart, CN Traveller
The Killing Field of South Sudan
Nicholas Kristof, New York Times
Tuesday, March 1
How Our World Order Is Being Replaced
Philip Bobbitt, New Statesman
France's Feast of Political Undesirables
Kaj Leers, RealClearWorld
Can France Find a Way Out of Its Mess?
Mark Lilla, NY Review of Books
How Much Change Do Iranians Want?
Hooman Majd, Al-Monitor
Iran's Election Changed Just About Nothing
Jon Tobin, Commentary
Has Poland Really Fallen From Grace?
Adrian Karatnycky, The Atlantic
Poland's Tea Party Takeover
John Feffer, Foreign Policy In Focus
America's Secret Plan to Invade Canada
Robert Farley, National Interest
Mali on the Long Road to Stability
Giorgia Nicatore, Ramen IR
Clinton's Libyan Delusions
Daniel Larison, American Conservative
Asia's Mediterranean
Michael Auslin, War on the Rocks
America Clowns About While the World Falls Apart
Fred Hiatt, WaPo
A Look at Finland's New Anti-NATO Party
E. Braw, World Affairs Journal
U.S. Gen.: 'Incredible Concern' on Donald Trump
Real Time
Iran's Future, After the Polls
PBS Newshour
More on elections in Iran and Ireland
Wednesday, March 2
Europe Without the Union
Mark Fleming-Williams, Stratfor
The Path to Ever-Looser Union
Judy Dempsey, Carnegie Europe
Why Russians Love Putin
Samuel Bendett, RealClearWorld
Can Syria's Russia-Designed Truce Hold?
M. Trudolyubov, Wilson Center
ISIS Eats Its Own
Nadette de Visser, Daily Beast
Ireland's Political Earthquake That Wasn't
Hugh Linehan, Irish Times
The Dark, North Korean Side to a Japanese Passion
Yuriko Koike, PS
Overseas Voters Are Not Impressed
Therese Raphael, Bloomberg View
What Happens to Britain's Eurocrats?
Maia de la Baume, Politico EU
Bin Laden Left His Will to Jihad
Ali Watkins, BuzzFeed
Staying in EU Could Break Up UK
Philip Johnston, Telegraph
Be Brave, Spain, Let Catalonia Vote
Carles Puigdemont, Guardian
Argentina Breaks Through With Creditors
Economist
Putin's Rational Choices
Rajan Menon, Foreign Affairs
Here Are the World's Most Powerful Passports
Anne Quito, Quartz
Five Rising Democracies and Terrorism
Brookings Institution
Thursday, March 3
Neocons Declare War on Trump
Michael Crowley, Politico
Trump Wants to Make America Like Denmark
Charles Lane, Wash. Post
The U.S. Is no Longer Supreme in Asia
R. Javad Heydarian, Nat'l Interest
Bavaria's Governor: Europe Is Divided
Neukirch & Pfister, Der Spiegel
What Can U.S. Allies Expect Now?
Ted Reinert, German Marshall Fund
Manufacturing Consent in Iran
Hamid Yazdan Panah, RealClearWorld
Ever Farther Union
Economist
War Actually Is Good for Absolutely Nothing
T. Engelhardt, TomDispatch
Chile Makes Peace With Its Ghosts, Wins an Oscar
Mac Margolis, BV
Chechnya's Leader Aspires to More
Nikolay Petrov, ECFR
Why Ukrainian Elections Would Be Scary
A. Karatnycky, Atlantic Council
Obama Plays the Long Game in Cuba
William LeoGrande, New York Times
How to Solve Europe's Confidence Crisis
Koser & Omidvar, Globe & Mail
Americans Sponsor Racist Russian TV
Mitchell Polman, Daily Beast
Ukraine and the Russia-West Standoff
Stratfor
Friday, March 4
How America Plans to Win in East Asia
A. Panda, Diplomat
It's Time We Talked About War With China
Hugh White, Lowy Interpreter
Is London Still the Capital of the World?
James Rubin, Economist
There Is no Hollywood Ending for Syria
Aaron David Miller, RCWorld
Simon Bolivar's Vision for Spanish America
Allison Fedirka, Geo. Futures
The Latin American Left Itches for a Trump Presidency
S. Tegel, Gl. Post
China Loves Chairman Mao Again
Taisu Zhang, Foreign Policy
We Simply Know Nothing About African Economies
David Pilling, FT
Could ISIS Hit Russia or France With WMD?
De Bretton-Gordon, C-Brief
Mapping Every Battle in Recorded History
Justin Parkinson, BBC
An Unlikely Anglo-French Love Affair
Martin Kettle, Guardian
The Turbulent Rise of English Passion
Beppe Severgnini, New York Times
China's Rebalancing Is Overrated
Christopher Balding, Bloomberg View
Putin, Russia's Wise Financial Steward
L. Todd Wood, Washington Times
Mexico City's Plastic Tsunami
Alidad Vassigh, Worldcrunch
Police Question Brazilian Ex-President
Associated Press
What Are the New NK Sanctions Good For?
PBS Newshour
Saturday, March 5
70 Years Later, Can We Save the Special Relationship?
X. Wickett, RCW
The End of the West
Anne Applebaum, Slate
The World Looks More and More Like Japan
Stephen Roach, Yale Global
Are the Major Powers Blundering Towards War?
Michael Klare, Nation
Obama Is No George H.W. Bush
Robert Kaplan, National Interest
How an Ex-CIA Chief Would Brief Trump
Nick Fouriezos, Ozy
Revisiting an Interventionist Doctrine
Scott Burns, RealClearWorld
Polarized Poland Is on Edge
Ola Cichowlas, Reuters
Russia Can't Find Enough Skilled Workers
Samuel Bendett, RCWorld
To Save Europe, Close the Borders for Now
J. Dempsey, Carnegie Europe
Poland's Populist Revenge
Cedric Gouverneur, Le Monde Diplomatique
America Walls Off the World
James Traub, Foreign Policy
The Islamic State's Money Problems
Patrick Johnston, USA Today
Britain Needs Europe
Roger Cohen, New York Times
We'll Always Have Paris
Emma Foehringer Merchant, New Republic
Obama Keeps Compromising His Way to Appeasement
B. Avni, NY Post
Sunday, March 6
The World Is Split Between Trump and Merkel
Ulrich Speck, Guardian
Erdogan Won't Allow Press to Spoil Euro Deal
Murat Yetkin, Hurriyet
The Death Blow to Turkey's Media
Nate Schenkkan, Foreign Policy
A Conservative Case for Voting 'In'
Timothy Garton Ash, The Spectator
Russia Missed Its Chance to Be Like America
Leonid Bershidsky, BV
What Is the Saudi Endgame in Lebanon?
Bruce Riedel, Al-Monitor
Lebanon's Shiites Grow Weary of War in Syria
Hanin Ghaddar, NOW
The Rise of Slovakia's Extreme Right
Rob Cameron, BBC News
Russians Like Putin, but They're Still Unhappy
Michael Birnbaum, WaPo
Who Murdered Berta Caceres?
Anna Lekas Miller, Daily Beast
Sorry Mr. Trump, but China Is Not 'Crushing' Us
George Reisman, RCM
Why the Spanish Gov't Fears a Puppet Show
Gabriel Pasquini, New Yorker
A Latin American Spring?
Luis Alberto Moreno, Project Syndicate
What Africa's Emerging Cities Can Learn from China
Lily Kuo, Quartz
Why Hollywood Really Comes to Canada
Marsha Lederman, Globe & Mail
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