Week of March 21, 2016 Archives

RealClearWorld Morning Edition

Monday, March 21
Turkey Isn't Safe for Anybody
Economist
Hard Times for Castro's Heirs
Fabio Rafael Fiallo, RealClearWorld
Obama's Road to Cuba
Jeffrey Goldberg, The Atlantic
The Curious Case of Succession in Kazakhstan
L.T Wood, RealClearWorld
Warsaw Sounds a New Note
Judy Dempsey, Carnegie Europe
Russia's Forgotten Election
Paul Roderick Gregory, Forbes
Does China Need More Friends in Asia?
Ali Wyne, National Interest
The (Limited) Spetsnaz War in Syria
Mark Galeotti, War on the Rocks
The End of British Austerity
George Eaton, New Statesman
Angola Amid Apartheid's Last Stand
J. Harding, London Review of Books
A Political System Fails in Brazil
Gabriel De Arruda Castro, National Review
Life After the Killing Spree in Juarez
Karla Zabludovsky, BuzzFeed
How Mexico Sees Trump
Ioan Grillo, New York Times
Malcolm Turnbull Makes His Move
Peter Hartcher, Sydney Morning Herald
The Hunt for the Butchers of the Balkans
Malcolm Forbes, Daily Beast
Twilight for Lebanon's Struggling Newspapers
Michael Young, NOW
Tuesday, March 22
Belgium, Ground Zero in the War on Jihad
Elbagir, Naik & Allal, CNN
How Global Terrorists Have Gone Local
Jason Burke, Guardian
Miami, Ho Chi Minh City, and Cuba's Future
Roger Cohen, NY Times
Donald Trump's Foreign Policy Advisers Are Rotten
Shane Harris, DB
Putin Has a Doctrine Too
Faisal Al Yafai, The National
The Castro Bros Aren't Feeling the Bern
W.R. Mead, American Interest
It's Too Early to Normalize With Russia
Marc Champion, Bloomberg View
Latvia Must Come to Terms With Its Past
Efraim Zuroff, Jerusalem Post
Inside the Revolt Against Angela Merkel
Der Spiegel
The Cuba Reset Belongs to Congress Now
David Francis, Foreign Policy
Western Balkans Slide to Instability
Lasheras, Tcherneva & Wesslau, ECFR
Cuba Shows the U.S. Doesn't Always Get Its Way
D. Ramos, Boston Globe
Ending U.S. Complicity in Argentina's Dirty War
E Massimino, M. Herald
In Father's First Budget, Lessons for Trudeau
Jason Kirby, Maclean's
The Norwegian Series That's Enraged the Kremlin
J Kirchick, Politico EU
Wednesday, March 23
Does Obama Have This Right?
Thomas Friedman, New York Times
Europe Needs to Understand It's on the Same Team
D. Ignatius, WaPo
The Victory of Ukraine
Anne Applebaum, New York Review of Books
Striking Europe at Its Heart
Roger Cohen, New York Times
Let the Standard Response Begin
Douglas Murray, Spectator
China Shows Taiwan It Isn't Bluffing
Richard Bush, Brookings
Moscow's Smug Post-Brussels Condolences
Mark Galeotti, Moscow Times
Why Can't Europe's Police Stop the Onslaught?
R. Werly, Worldcrunch
Clouds Descend Over Uganda's Future
P. Dörrie & S. Schlindwein, WPR
ISIS Has Cracked European Counter-Terrorism
T. Joscelyn, W. Standard
We Must Destroy the Islamic State
Max Boot, Commentary
A Wounded Brussels Searches for Answers
Jorg Diehl, Der Spiegel
Terror and France
Economist
The EU Must Get a Grip, or Fail
John Cassidy, New Yorker
Reforming Islam
Maajid Nawaz, Daily Beast
A Welcome Cease-Fire in the Currency Wars
M. Gilbert, Bloomberg View
Thursday, March 24
What Europe Can no Longer Deny
J. Fenoglio, Le Monde/Worldcrunch
A Terrorist's Wildest Dream Come True
Simon Jenkins, Guardian
A Picture of Russian Patriotism
Lauren Goodrich, Stratfor
Iraq Moves to Retake Mosul From ISIS
Sinan Salaheddin, Associated Press
The Islamic State Is Panicking
Karen Greenberg, Reuters
A Wounded ISIS Is a Dangerous ISIS
Clinton Watts, Foreign Policy
It's Easy to See Why Brussels Is a Base for Jihad
Fred Kaplan, Slate
Obama in Cuba: The Good, the Bad, the Ugly
Mike Gonzalez, Federalist
Indy Scotland Would Have Been Born Today
Fraser Nelson, Telegraph
Is China Unable to Afford Its Military?
G. Chang, World Affairs Journal
Vietnam's America Pivot Will Go on
Truong-Minh Vu & Nhung Bui, TNI
The European Union Could Vanish
Jochen Bittner, New York Times
The Trump-Cruz Police State? It's Called France
Eli Lake, Bloom. View
Is Mafia Making a Killing Off ISIS Weapons Sales?
B. Latza Nadeau, DB
How Brussels Affects the Global War on Terror
PBS Newshour
On Aleppo's 'Death Road'
CNN
Friday, March 25
The Strategic Logic of Suicide Bombing
Uri Friedman, The Atlantic
Defense Power With Chinese Characteristics
Richard Weitz, WP Review
All of Europe Is Now a Battleground
Daniel DePetris, National Interest
After Brussels, It's Groundhog Day Again
R. Wijnberg, De Correspondent
Brussels Attacks Change Brexit Climate
Matthew Goodwin, Politico EU
To Leave EU Over Brussels Would Give Terror a Win
O. Jones, Guardian
Europe, Get Your Act Together
Walter Ellis, CapX
So New Zealand Is Keeping Its Flag After All
Michelle Hackman, Vox
Donald Trump's Mideast Myopia
Kevin Sullivan, RealClearWorld
Finding Karadzic Guilty
Economist
How the U.K. Has Managed to Prevent an Attack
T. Rogan, Nat'l Review
The Islamic State: Lone Wolves No More
Matthew Levitt, Foreign Policy
How Ecuador Sees Donald Trump
Ben Wofford, Politico
ISIS Will Pay a Price for Brussels
Daniel Byman, Slate
Brexit Would Be a Dereliction of Duty and History
Tristram Hunt, NS
You Can't Scare the British People Into Europe
Fraser Nelson, Telegraph
Inventing the Irish
Barry Kennerk, New York Times
Saturday, March 26
Bosnia, Kosovo, and the Preface to Brussels
G. Friedman, Geo. Futures
Unlovable, Irreplaceable Brussels
Ian Buruma, New York Review of Books
The Past and Future of Warfare in the FSU
Samuel Bendett, RCWorld
Russia Is Considering Crippling Its Own Oil Industry
Max Fisher, Vox
An End to the World America Made
Jeffrey Gedmin, Politico EU
'We Are Systematically Eliminating ISIL's Cabinet'
K. Dozier, Daily Beast
What Are China's Aims in Djibouti?
Duchâtel & Sheldon-Duplaix, ECFR
Enough Tears. Time to Take Our Civilization Back
R. Kassam, Breitbart
Don't Fall Into the Trap of Fear
Chams Eddine Zaougui, Huffington Post
Molenbeek's Gangster Jihadists
BBC
China Rekindles a Diplomatic Game With Taiwan
Economist
China Takes Center Stage in Australia's New Strategy
R. Fontaine, TNI
Obama's Cuba Trip Is a Step Toward Freedom
Pierre Atlas, Indy Star
The Meaning of the Word 'Genocide'
Sven Felix Kellerhoff, Worldcrunch
Trump to Putin: What'd You Call Me?
Michele Berdy, Moscow Times
The World's Complicated Emotional State in 13 Maps
N. Chokshi, WaPo
Sunday, March 27
How ISIS Exported Chaos to Europe
Martin Chulov, The Guardian
Europe's Three Crises
Doug Saunders, Globe and Mail
Trump: U.S. Comes First, and the World Pays
Sanger & Haberman, NYT
Choices by U.S. Voters Will Influence World
Bruce Stokes, Yale Global
America's Italian Moment
Joel Weickgenant, RealClearPolitics
Why Britain (and Europe) Depends on Migrants
T. Dalrymple, Spectator
Fighting Mexico's New Super Cartel
Jeremy Kryt, The Daily Beast
Why Belgium Has Muslim Ghettos, but the U.S. Doesn't
J. Jacoby, Globe
Obama Plays Small Ball in Cuba
Jose Cardenas, Foreign Policy
Can Hezbollah Withstand Saudis' Wrath?
Sami Nader, Al-Monitor
Karadzic Conviction Satisfies No One
Timothy William Waters, LA Times
Justice Delayed, Not Denied, in Bosnia
David Scheffer, Project Syndicate
Is Aung San Suu Kyi Anti-Muslim?
Peter Popham, The Independent
Time for Britain to Apologize to the Irish
Simon Heffer, Daily Telegraph
Canada's Role in Creating Modern Ireland
Terry Glavin, National Post
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