Week of March 12, 2018 Archives

RealClearWorld Morning Edition

Monday, March 12
America's Foreign Policy Experts Are Isolating Themselves
Meaney & Wertheim, NYT
Women’s March, Farrakhan, and the Disease of U.S. Political Life
M. Gessen, NY'er
This Is the Most Dangerous Man in Europe
Simon Tilford, Foreign Policy
Russia Considers Changing Course in Syria
Maxim Suchkov, Al Monitor
Russia's 'Bismarckian' Strategy in the Middle East
Aaron Zack, Claremont
Moldova: Stepping Out of Europe's Grey Zone
Agnia Grigas, The American Interest
Will China’s Belt and Road Initiative Outdo the Marshall Plan?
Economist
How Will New Zealand Navigate the New Era in Asia?
Ed Kennedy, The Diplomat
How Australia Can Foster a 'Free and Open Indo-Pacific'
David Brewster, WOTR
Western Corporations Appease China’s Despots
Jeff Jacoby, Boston Globe
Trump's Diplomatic Turn to North Korea Deserves Acclaim
Nicholas Burns, Fin Times
6 Looming Questions on Trump's North Korea Decision
Marc Ambinder, The Week
Achieving AIPAC's mission
Caroline Glick, Jerusalem Post
The Iranian People 'Appear to Be Losing their Fear'
John Nixon, The Cipher Brief
Glamping Like A Viking, How To See Greenland's Tundra In Style
C. Migeon, Figaro
How a Fake Mountain Range Slowed Arctic Exploration
Cara Giaimo, Atlas Obscura
'The Death of Stalin' Will Make You Choke on Your Laughter
Bilge Ebiri, Village Voice
Tuesday, March 13
It's Time For a New American Foreign Policy
Rand Paul, National Interest
China Wages a Drug War - Against U.S.
Jim Fanell, Proceedings
Could Sinn Fein Stop a Hard Brexit?
Martin Fletcher, New Statesman
As Putin's Opponents Flocked to London, His Spies Followed
Ellen Barry, NY Times
Attributing Responsibility For Nerve Agent Attack in UK
Rex Tillerson, State Dept.
Iranian Mistrust of Russia Surges
Rohollah Faghihi, Al Monitor
Australia Should Refrain From Gunboat Diplomacy With China
Mark Valencia, SCMP
Tracking Zuma and ANC’s Mutual Dance to the Bottom
Robert Mattes, Mail&Guardian
Iran's Cultural Cleavages Call For National Compromise
Shireen Hunter, LobeLog
All of Europe Agrees: Selmayrgate Destroys EU Credibility
De la Baume & Sayer, P-EU
Platitudes Will Flow, and North Korea's Nukes Will Stay
David Rothkopf, The National
The Impact of Trade on Americans Is Negligible
Derek Scissors, The Hill
Face to Face With Colombia's Paramilitaries
McFarland Sánchez-Moreno, CrimeReads
What Are Britain's Actions After Russian Spy Scandal?
Patrick Wintour, Guardian
Can California Do What the Confederacy Couldn’t?
Wesley Pruden, Washington Times
10 Charts That Explain Life in Putin's Russia
BBC
Brits Are Selling Up and Leaving Spain
Ignacio Zafra, El Pais
BREAKING: Trump Ousts Tillerson as Secretary of State
Wednesday, March 14
Understanding China's Massive Government Overhaul
Shannon Tiezzi, The Diplomat
Of Trade Tariffs and Taiwan Ties: The Approach Trump Should Take
J Bosco, RCW
Remembering Stephen Hawking
Marina Koren, The Atlantic
The Horizon-Expanding Curiosity of Stephen Hawking
India Bourke, New Statesman
The Foreign Capital Rex Never Understood: Trump’s Washington
Susan Glasser, Pol
Are the Über-Hawks Winning?
Robin Wright, New Yorker
Pompeo May Not Be Able to Fix This State Department
C. Woody, Business Insider
Paving the Way for a Trumpist Foreign Policy
Dominic Green, CapX
What Mohammed bin Salman’s Triumphal Tour Masks
David Gardner, Financial Times
Decoding the Inter-Korean Agreement
Duyeon Kim, Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists
Britain Is Confused and Alone
Nick Cohen, Spectator
The EU's Trade Hypocrisy
John Redwood, The Commentator
Time For Europeans to Recognize Trump Means Us Harm
N. Nougayrede, Guardian
Is 'The West' a Dead Concept?
Vessela Tcherneva, Heinrich Boll Foundation
The Asset
Anthony Cormier & Jason Leopold, BuzzFeed
Turkish-Arab Ties Marked by Fear and Loathing
Semih Idiz, Al Monitor
Why I Am Dreading Netanyahu's Departure
Shmuel Rosner, New York Times
Thursday, March 15
Will Italian Populism Save Europe?
Alberto Alemanno, Politico EU
I Knew the Cold War. This Is No Cold War.
Stephen Walt, Foreign Policy
The UK Should Accept It's in a New Cold War
Robert Seely, CapX
The View From Russia: We Are the World's Scapegoat
Andrew Roth, Guardian
Time's Up: Trump Can't Have It Both Ways on Russia
Eli Lake, Bloomberg View
Tell the Truth About Our Longest War
Susan Rice, New York Times
Test North Korea with the Offer of a Grand Bargain
Galen Carpenter, Amer. Cons.
‘Maximum Pressure’ Got North Korea to the Table
Austin Bay, Observer
25 Years of North Korea Negotiations
Mike Chinoy, The Cipher Brief
Life Was Chaos Until I Chose to Be a Conspiracy Theorist
Jenny Lee, Financial Times
Europe Needs More Than Management From Germany
Ulrike Esther Franke, ECFR
Netanyahu’s Lesson on Power Limits
Ben Caspit, Al Monitor
Seven Voices for Seven Years of the Syria Crisis
Mercy Corps
Should the UK Target Russian Spies?
Darrell Cole, Providence Mag
The Key to Making Peace in Africa
George Clooney & John Prendergast, Foreign Affairs
Trump Is Right to Gut the National Endowment For Democracy
S. Kinzer, Bos. Globe
Friday, March 16
Putin’s Toxic Power: The Lie Is the Message
Owen Matthews, Spectator
Meet Putin's New Technocrats
Kathrin Hille & Henry Foy, Financial Times
The Daring Diplomat Who Took on the U.N. and the Soviets
Emily Ludolph, Narr.
The Path to a Nuclear-Free Middle East
Akiva Eldar, Al Monitor
Why Cuba's Regime Will Survive the Castros
Katarina Hall, RealClearWorld
A Storm Is Brewing in Transatlantic Relations
Louis Golino, Atlantic Council
10 WWI Battles That Killed Christendom
Brandon Christensen, RealClearHistory
Targeting Confucius Institutes as Foreign Agents
Bethany Allen-Ebrahimian, For. Policy
China Vs. America in the Battle For Digital Supremacy
Economist
What Sort of War Requires No Sacrifice?
William Astore, TomDispatch
Syria: Russia's Military Proving Ground
Ridvan Urcosta, Proceedings
Corbyn’s Line on Russia Shows His True Colors
Philip Collins, Times of London
Even Corbyn's Condemnation of Russia Is Stronger Than Trump's
David Frum, Atl.
NATO's Next Nuclear Challenges
Michael Ruhle, Carnegie Europe
Is Trump Being Played in Kim's Survival Game?
Shim Jae Hoon, Yale Global
Trump’s Comments About Lying to Trudeau
John Ibbitson, Globe and Mail
US Fighter Pilots on the Front Lines of Russia’s Spy Games
Nolan Peterson, D. Signal
Saturday, March 17
Russia Believes It Has Bought the British Elite
Anne Applebaum, Washington Post
Putin's Cold War, Driven by Insecurities
Lawrence Freedman, New Statesman
Gibraltar Can't Guarantee EU Citizens' Rights
Ginger Hervey, Politico EU
Loss of Trust in Politics Goes Both Ways
Simon Cowan, Sydney Morning Herald
A Trade Opening for Brazil
Shannon O'Neil, Council on Foreign Relations
Xi's Economic Enforcer
Gordon Watts, Asia Times
The Trouble With Bangladesh's Military
Ryan Smith, The Diplomat
Chairman Xi, Chinese Idol
Ian Johnson, New York Review of Books
India-Pakistan: The Strategy of Conflict
Happymon Jacob, The Hindu
The Fortunes of the Belarusian Economy
Grigory Ioffe, Jamestown Foundation
Russia Tries to Entice Voters to Prop Up Putin
Andrew Roth, Guardian
America and Turkey Need to Step Back From the Brink
Charles Kupchan, FP
Iran's Break With Dollar Easier Said Than Done
Maziar Motamedi, Al Monitor
Bracing For Korea's Ultra-Aged Era
Lee Jong-wha, JoongAng Daily


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