Week of October 30, 2017 Archives

RealClearWorld Morning Edition

Monday, October 30
When China Leads
Kevin Rudd, Project Syndicate
The Rise of One-Man Rule in China and Beyond
E. Frantz & A. Kendall-Taylor, Lowy Int.
Force Will Not Extinguish the Catalan Dream
Matthew D'Ancona, Guardian
Does Catalonia Show the Nation-State in Jeopardy?
Patrick Lawrence, Salon
Catalonia: A Philosophical Case For Secession
Chhay Lin Lim, Notes on Liberty
Britain Is Europe's New Sick Man
George Eaton, New Statesman
How 'Hindutva' Recast India as the Hindu Homeland
Sam Haselby, Aeon
At Luther's Quincentennial, His Brilliance Still Amazes
Quin Hillyer, PJ Media
500 Years After Reformation, Christians Still Can't Get Along
Emma Green, Atlantic
What Europe Can Do For the Western Balkans
Vessela Tcherneva, ECFR
Overplaying Their Hand: The Kurds’ Referendum Debacle
Melik Kaylan, WA Journal
Xi Jinping's Strength Masks China's Political Risks
Brahma Chellaney, The National
Why Democracy Didn't Work in Russia
Christian Caryl, New Republic
Iraq and Iran, Sharing a Neighborhood
Paul Pillar, National Interest
The Surprising Support For Capitalism in Latin America
A Oppenheimer, Miami Herald
Controversial Trump Dossier: What Really Matters
Michael Weiss, Daily Beast
The Sound of Politics
Jeremy Black, Foreign Policy Research Institute
Tuesday, October 31
France's Strategic Review: Chasing Grandeur?
Lasconjarias & De Saint-Victor, WOTR
China's Vision of Global Leadership Takes Shape
Jack Goldstone, RealClearWorld
In Catalonia, Let the Long Game Begin
Leonid Bershidsky, Bloomberg View
The Fundamental Threat to Spain
Juan Luis Cebrián, El Pais
Catalonia Crisis Hits Home in Belgium
Laurens Cerulus, Politico EU
How Saddam Knew America Would Fail in Iraq
Mark Perry, The American Conservative
Romania's Merry Cemetery
Karen Hui, The Week
America Never Understood Iraq
Robert Ford, The Atlantic
Europe's Center-Right Is on the Wrong Track
Cas Mudde, Guardian
These Are the World’s Happiest Places
Dan Buettner, National Geographic
The China Being Left Behind
Nick Holdstock, Prospect Magazine
Donald Trump Should Be Scared
Dahlia Lithwick & Mark Joseph Stern, Slate
Much Ado About Manafort
Andrew McCarthy, National Review
Mueller’s Opening Salvo Is a Show of Strength
S. Hennessey & B. Wittes, Lawfare@FP
Wednesday, November 1
China's Aim Is to Be the World's Middle Kingdom
Börje Ljunggren, Yale Global
China's Expansionist View of Geopolitics
Zhixing Zhang, Stratfor
How Can the West Compete With China's Leninist Autocracy?
Martin Wolf, Fin Times
Catalonia Says Never Again
El Pais
The Catalan Circus Comes to Brussels
Ryan Heath, Politico EU
Kurdistan, Catalonia, Iran Deal: The Pitfalls of Overconfidence
Ted G. Carpenter, TNI
Why Is the U.S. So Susceptible to Social-Media Distortion?
S. Marche, New Yorker
What Is Putinism?
M. Steven Fish, Journal of Democracy
Understanding the Long Game in Syria
Charles Lister, War on the Rocks
First Cut at a Theory
George Friedman, Geopolitical Futures
Shia Unrest in Hezbollah's Beirut Stronghold
Hanin Ghaddar, Washington Institute
Can Suriname Withdraw Its Recognition of Kosovo?
Die Morina, Balkan Insight
The Impatient Regionalism of Metropolitan Europe
Ishaan Tharoor, Washington Post
Nigeria's Next Energy Boost?
Ayo Awokoya, Raddington Report
The Hard Labor of North Korean Workers in China
Brice Pedroletti, Worldcrunch
Thursday, November 2
No, Europe Isn't About to Break Up
Leonid Bershidsky, Bloomberg View
Alliances Are For Defense, Not Welfare
Doug Bandow, National Interest
Can Trump Reassure Allies in Asia?
Judah Grunstein, World Politics Review
How Putin Turns Neighbor Into Adversary
Steven Pifer, Brookings Institution
It's Time For a European Magnitsky Act
Dalibor Rohac, American Enterprise Institute
The Anatomy of a Russian Facebook Ad
Leslie Shapiro, Washington Post
Why Does Uzbekistan Export So Many Terrorists?
Julia Ioffe, The Atlantic
The Right's Tiresome Pavlovian Reactions
Jeff Jacoby, Boston Globe
The Left's Tiresome Hypocrisy
Noah Rothman, Commentary
Is German Development Aid Putting Animals Over Humans?
Nils Klawitter, Spiegel
Read Osama bin Laden's Handwritten Journal
Thomas Joscelyn, Long War Journal
How the Prosperity Gospel Is Changing Brazil
Sarah Pulliam Bailey, Washington Post
Jabhat Al Nusra and Al Qaeda: Riddles, Ruses, Realities
Hassan Hassan, National
Moldova’s Media Struggle to Break Free
Kristina Belikova, Freedom House
Abkhazia: Still Isolated, Still Proud
Thomas de Waal, Carnegie Europe
Reality Dawns on India's Solar Ambitions
Kiran Stacey, Financial Times
Friday, November 3
The End of Liberalism?
Damir Marusic, The American Interest
Why the Belief in Decline Is So Dangerous
Jeremy Adelman, Aeon
Containing China on the Open Seas
Phillip Orchard, Geopolitical Futures
Trump Needs to Stop Making Xi Jinping Look Like a Savior
Jamie Fly, Out of Order
Secularism Surges in the Arab World
Economist
Mexico's Fiery Populist Savior May Be Too Good to Be True
J.W. Phippen, Atlantic
Venezuela's Opposition Is Starting to Unravel
Frida Ghitis, World Politics Review
Russian 'Czar' Back in Tehran
Al-Monitor
Iraq Is Not Iran's Puppet
Renad Mansour, New York Times
The 100-Year-Old Promise
Clifford May, Washington Times
A Time to Celebrate Israel
Lawrence Haas, US News & World Report
The Balfour Declaration Century
Bernard Avishai, New Yorker
Britain Must Atone For 100 Years of Suffering
Mahmoud Abbas, Guardian
A Tectonic Shift in the Geopolitics of Energy
Joseph Nye, Project Syndicate
How the Left Lost Its Way
Geoffrey Hodgson, The Conversation
Exit Eritrea: A Visit to 'Africa's North Korea'
Bartholomäus Grill, Der Spiegel
The Promise of a Bridge in Bangladesh
Sajeeb Wazed, RealClearWorld
How the North Korea-Vietnam Friendship Turned Sour
Balazs Szalontai, NK News
Saturday, November 4
The Quiet Rivalry Between China and Russia
Robert Kaplan, New York Times
3 Steps For Success For Trump's Asia Trip
Gordon Chang, National Interest
A Success For 'America First' in Asia?
Thomas Bodine, Karl Friedhoff & Phil Levy, RCW
Will Trump Choose Substance or Symbolism in Asia?
Ryan Hass, Brookings Institution
The Next Space Race Is Artificial Intelligence
John Allen & Amir Husain, Foreign Policy
Totalitarian Ideologies Never Die
Anne Applebaum, Washington Post
A Federal Spain in a Federal Europe
Guy Verhofstadt, Project Syndicate
The Aftermath of Europe's War on National Identity
Amotz Asa-El, Jerusalem Post
Turkey and the United States: Still a Crucial Alliance
Ali Cinar, RealClearWorld
Millennials Are Clueless About Communism, and It's a Problem.
Jarrett Stepman, Daily Signal
From the Islamic State to Suburban Texas
Graeme Wood, The Atlantic
Iran and al-Qaeda: Best of Frenemies
Eli Lake, Bloomberg View
Khamenei's Messages For Putin
Maxim Suchkov, Al-Monitor
America's 5 Greatest Foreign Policy Presidents
Akhilesh PIllalamarri, American Cons.
Back-to-Back Attacks in Somalia Prove Power al Shabaab
Les Neuhaus, Observer
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