Week of March 28, 2016 Archives

RealClearWorld Morning Edition

Monday, March 28
Bravo for Assad
Boris Johnson, Telegraph
Is a Big Realignment Imminent in Israeli Politics?
S. Hattis Rolef, J-Post
Can Europe Learn to Dream Again?
Nicholas Dungan, The World Today
In Syria, Pentagon's Militias Fight CIA's
Bulos, Hennigan & Bennett, LAT
Are CIA and Pentagon-Backed Militias Really Fighting?
S Heller, WOTR
Why Russia Could Artfully Exit Syria
Alexander Kirss, National Interest
Europe's Vacation From History Ends
Max Boot, Commentary
Europe's Big Freedom Fail
Christian Caryl, Foreign Policy
Have Hamas and Egypt Broken Through?
Adnan Abu Amer, Al-Monitor
Cracks in World's Most Restrictive Abortion Law
A.L. Miller, Daily Beast
Martyrs With Guns and the Easter Rising
L. Downes, New York Times
The Relationship Between Fertility and National Income
S. Karam, NG
The Addiction That Could Be the Ruin of Nations
John McLaughlin, Ozy
The Last Hope for Turkey's Lazy Democrats
Nuray Mert, Hurriyet
The Military Leviathan: A Force Unto Itself
William Astore, TomDispatch
More Mercenaries Don't Mean More War
B. Christensen, Notes on Liberty
What Politicians Should Learn From Johan Cruyff
C. Deerin, Daily Mail
Why Easter and Spain's Semana Santa Are Poles Apart
M. Biles, El Pais
Get Tough to Save Europe's Values
Judy Dempsey, Carnegie Europe
Tuesday, March 29
Trump's New World Disorder
Roger Cohen, New York Times
Obama's 'Tear Down This Wall' Moment in Cuba
F.R. Fiallo, RCWorld
Obama's Cuban Disgrace
Jason Emert, RealClearWorld
Could the Language Barrier Fall in 10 Years?
David Arbesu, New Republic
My Best Effort to Understand Trump's Foreign Policy
Max Fisher, Vox
The Neocon Case for Negotiating With Iran
Zhalmay Khalilzad, Politico
Brussels Attacks Were a Police Failure
Marc Thiessen, Washington Post
Those So-Called Free Riders Are Paying Up
T. Harshaw, Bloomberg View
Forgetting to Safeguard Nuclear Materials
E. Eaves & S. Nunn, BAS
Pakistan: Terror Ground Zero, With Nukes
David Andelman, USA Today
When the Time Bomb Doesn't Tick
Stephen Hayes, Weekly Standard
The UN's Reliable Hatred of Israel
Elliott Abrams, National Review
Israel's 'Sorrow of the Left'
Peter Berkowitz, RealClearPolitics
The New Year's Assaults? Not Even a Crime in Germany
Jina Moore, BF
What Does Russia Want With a Dolphin Army?
Rachel Gross, Slate
Wednesday, March 30
A Simple Truth: Europe's Muslims Hate the West
L. De Winter, Pol. EU
The New ISIS Approach to Europe: Patience
Christopher Reuter, Spiegel
The Political Nature of Strong Armies
Jacob Shapiro, Geopolitical Futures
Obama: Islamism Is Not Communism
Jeffrey Goldberg, The Atlantic
Deafening Anglo-American Silence Over Palmyra
R. Fisk, Independent
The Playgrounds of Pakistan
Rafia Zakaria, New York Times
Failed Belgian State Guards America's Nukes
J. Lewis, Foreign Policy
Kuwait Pushes the Limits of Political Change
K. Coates Ulrichsen, WPR
Is It Valid to Compare 1916 Rebels to ISIS?
John McManus, Irish Times
It's Time for Ukraine to Be Bold
Alexander Motyl, World Affairs Journal
India Tries to Slow Gold Imports - Again
Economist
Sanctions Are No Silver Bullet
David Ignatius, Washington Post
Breaking Dissent in Israel
David Shulman, New York Review of Books
Put UK's Stolen Easter Island Statue on First Boat Home
M. Gilbert, BV
When Victorian London Worshiped the 'Devil Fish'
J. Parkinson, BBC
The Cruz Solution Won't Stop Terror
R. Pape & W. Gunning, Chi. Tribune
Is NATO Obsolete?
Wall Street Journal
Trump Believes in Brexit
ITV
Thursday, March 31
The Liberation of Mosul Has Begun
Michael Knights, Foreign Policy
How We Can Bring About a Nuke-Free World
Barack Obama, Wash. Post
Why Israel Is Warming to World's Biggest Muslim Country
Moore, NW
I Was Right on National Security
Tony Abbott, Quadrant
U.S. and Poland on the Rocks
Daniel Larison, American Conservative
Rob Ford, Donald Trump: Plato Would Get It
Rathnam & Orwin, G&M
Is Turkey Coming in From the Cold?
Soner Cagaptay, CNN
Don't Abandon Japan
Arthur Herman & Lewis Libby, National Review
Why Isn't Iran at the Nuclear Security Summit?
Navid Hassibi, TNI
Welcome to France's Food-and-Booze Fest
Lauren Collins, New Yorker
What Do We Know About the Jihadists in Our Midst?
K Malik, NY Times
Brits Shouldn't Sneer at the U.S. Fringe
Rafael Behr, Guardian
Dont' Pave the Road for Prime Minister Corbyn
N. Tebbitt, Telegraph
The World's Most Violent Cities Are Almost All in Americas
Economist
Top Trump Adviser Has Deep Ties to Russian Power
Z Mider, Bloomberg
Friday, April 1
Erdogan Defies America
Nahal Toosi, Politico EU
The Resurgence of Muqtada al-Sadr
Kevin Sullivan, RealClearWorld
Trouble on Europe's Eastern Front
Christine Nikol, RealClearWorld
Poland: The U.S. Is Slighting Europe's Eastern Front
Josh Rogin, B. View
Fiddling While the Steel Industry Burns
Tom Beattie, Progress
The Brexiteers' Laughable, Obsolete Trade Dreams
F. Erixon, Spectator
What Compassionate Conservatism Is About
George Osborne, Con. Home
George Osborne, Economic Fraudster
Harry Lambert, New Statesman
Dutch Dissociative Disorder
Economist
U.S.-Russia Rift Stirs the Nuclear Nightmare
D De Luce & R Standish, FP
Preventing a Nuclear Nightmare in East Asia
Henry Sokolski, The Bulletin
Washington, Please Don't Forget Albania
Ariel Cohen, National Interest
Is Former UK Att Gen Helping the Russian Mob?
Michael Weiss, DB
Finland's Ills Go Well Beyond the Euro
Soili Semkina, EU Observer
Helsinki, the New Scandi Star
Emma Love, Conde Nast Traveller
Looking for Vikings in North America
Dan Snow, BBC
Clinton Is the "Lead Agent" of All Our Wars
Morning Joe
Saturday, April 2
How Russia Undermines Nuclear Security
W. Courtney & J. Herbst, TNI
The Cost of Rebuilding Iraq
Omar Al-Jaffal, Al-Monitor
Merkel's Unpopular Goodness
Daniel Kehlmann, New York Times
The Politics of Belarus Are Changing
Stratfor
The EU's Revolting Diplomacy
Jan Techau, Carnegie Europe
Preparing for Europe's Next Recession
Jean Pisani-Ferry, Proj. Syndicate
Brazil's Warrior President
Joe Leahy, Financial Times
Can Putin Take On the NHL?
Elisabeth Braw, Foreign Policy
Steel Is the Lynchpin of Britain's Economy
Stephen Kinnock, New States.
Germany Is as Divided as Trump's America
Konstantin Richter, Guardian
Latin America's Populist Pilferers Must Stop
Andres Hoyos, WorldCrunch
The Iran Nuke Deal Keeps Changing
Eli Lake, Bloomberg View
Sunday, April 3
Europe Is at War With Itself
H.D.S. Greenway, Boston Globe
Pakistan: The Army Steps In
Ahmed Rashid, New York Review of Books
Too Many Western Elites Agree With Putin on Ukraine
Rob Fulford, NP
Bashar Assad's Pivot to Palmyra
Paul Salem, RealClearWorld
Why the World Is Jostling for Djibouti
Katrina Manson, Financial Times
How to Hack an Election
Robertson, Riley & Willis, Bloomberg
In Venezuela, the Lights Are Going Out
Juan Nagel, Foreign Policy
Erdogan Embraces His Naked Ambition
Metin Gurcan, Al-Monitor
Israel's Very Own Ferguson Debate
Max Fisher, Vox
Benjamin Netanyahu's Staying Power
Aaron David Miller, Wall St Journal
Italy's Search for a New Libyan Savior
Alberto Mucci, Politico EU
Americans Aren't the World's Rent-A-Cops
Angelo Codevilla, Federalist
Ted Cruz's Foreign Policy Would Be a Disaster
Andrew Bacevich, Nation
The Dirty Old Men of Pakistan
Mohammed Hanif, New York Times
Four Reasons It's Time to Retake Raqqa
Tom Rogan, National Review
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