Week of March 26, 2018 Archives

RealClearWorld Morning Edition

Monday, March 26
China Will Lose a Trade War With Trump
Gordon Chang, Daily Beast
Europe or the Open Sea
Joergen Oerstroem Moeller, National Interest
Can Europe Surprise Putin?
Ian Bond, Centre for European Reform
The Many Ways Russia Is Losing
Ian Bremmer, Time
Why the South China Sea Is Critical to Security
Brahma Chellaney, Japan Times
John Bolton Isn’t Dangerous. The World Is.
David French, National Review
Brexit Whistleblower: Was I Used?
Carole Cadwalladr, Guardian
It's No Secret That the World Is One Big Spin Unit
Declan Lynch, Irish Independent
Homo Orbánicus
Jan-Werner Müller, New York Review of Books
What Is Freemasonry?
Economist
Palestinians Set to Reject U.S. Peace Plan
Uri Savir, Al Monitor
Malaysian Politics Get Nasty
Luke Hunt, The Diplomat
Justin Trudeau Is Losing the Male Voter
Campbell Clark, Globe and Mail
Marijuana Debate Shows Why Canada's Senate Should Be Abolished
C. Selley, NP
Trade Talk Tips For Brexit Britain
Alan Beattie, Financial Times
How the Euro Continues to Split Europe
Ashoka Mody, Vox EU
A World Less Free, Less Prosperous, and Less Safe
Richard Haass, Project Syndicate
Tuesday, March 27
The West—En Masse—Confronts Putin
Robin Wright, New Yorker
Send Navy Ships to the Baltic and Black Seas
Jerry Hendrix, National Review
How to Expel a Russian Diplomat
Murad Hemmadi, Maclean's
Russia Triggers a Moment of Extraordinary European Unity
Steven Erlanger, NYTimes
Donald Trump Turns on Putin
Jacob Heilbrunn, Spectator
The War Between People in Ukraine
Ilmari Kaihko, War on the Rocks
Social Media: A New Dark Age, or a New Moral Panic?
Andrew Coyne, National Post
Denmark Faces Dilemma Over Russian Gas Pipeline
De Carbonnel & Jacobsen, R'ters
Is Gas Global Yet?
Nikos Tsafos, Center for Strategic and International Studies
7 Big Pentagon Numbers in the $1.3 Trillion Spending Deal
M. Rainey, Fiscal Times
Everyone Loves Israel Now
Shai Feldman & Tamara Coffman Wittes, Foreign Policy
What Will Become of Northern Ireland's Era of Civility?
Arthur Beesley, Fin. Times
Cutting Through Russia's Defensive Disinfo
EU Vs Disinfo
Battle of Leaks as Hungarian Campaign Heats Up
Lili Bayer, Politico EU
Does Labour Have a New Plan to Stop Brexit?
George Eaton, New Statesman
Jeremy Corbyn's Dangerous Anti-Semitic Blind Spot
Justin Cohen, Evening Standard
Will the Bourgeoisie Ever Rule in China?
Branko Milanovic, The Globalist
Democracy in Tunisia: Facade or Reality?
Amir Ben Ameur & Erin Neale, Atlantic Council
Bangladesh's Public Health Victory
Economist
VIDEO: Cambridge Analytica Whistleblower Testifies
Guardian
Wednesday, March 28
Mr. Kim Goes to China
Gideon Rachman, Financial Times
What Trump Wants From North Korea
Joseph Bosco, RealClearWorld
China Has Captured the West’s Attention - Now What?
Stanley Rosen, CPI
Britain Has No Clue Why It's Punishing Russia
Mark Galeotti, Foreign Policy
We Will Never Talk Honestly About Russia Again
Michael Brendan Dougherty, NRO
'Victory for Kremlin' as Germany Approves Nord Stream 2
Andrew Rettman, EUObs
What to Know About the Latest Houthi Attack on Riyadh
Bruce Riedel, Brookings
Coming to Terms With Ezra Pound’s Politics
Evan Kindley, The Nation
Hoover Had the Best National Security Policy of the 20th Century
Ivan Eland, TAC
Sisi Will Sweep Egypt's Elections, But He Should Worry
Alexia Underwood, Vox
Corbyn's Long List of Evasions on Anti-Semitism
Hadley Freeman, Guardian
Corbyn's Tragic Normalization of Anti-Semitism
Jacob Judah, Haaretz
The Greek Choice: Endless Austerity, or Varoufakis
Nikolia Apostolou, BPJ
Malaysia's Dire Democratic Crisis
Netina Tan & Cassandra Preece, The Conversation
Hindutva à la Modi
Manoj Joshi, The American Interest
Thursday, March 29
Why Did Kim Jong Un Just Visit China?
Ankit Panda, The Atlantic
Processing Kim's Beijing Visit
Sung-Yoon Lee et al, China File
You Have to Understand What South Korea Wants
John McLaughlin, Ozy
Understanding the China-North Korea Relationship
Eleanor Albert, CFR
Talking Our Way Back From the Brink of Cold War
James Stavridis, Bloomberg View
Does Europe Have a Russia Policy?
Judy Dempsey et al, Carnegie Europe
Enough Utopia: It's Time For the EU to Get Real
Jens Spahn, Politico EU
Did We Just Witness a Last Transatlantic Hurrah?
Judah Grunstein, WP Review
The Difficulty of Technological Sovereignty in Russia
Thomas Ewing, Lawfare
Greece Must Capitalize on Its Growth Momentum
Zsolt Darvas, Bruegel
Europe’s New Privacy Rule Is Already Reshaping the Internet
R. Brandom, The Verge
Was the Arab Spring a Black Swan Event?
Elena Ianchovichina, Brookings Institution
Oil Is Welcomed From Azerbaijan, But Not Alberta
Chris Nelson, Calgary Herald
How Russian Networks Cover the Aftermath of a Horrific Fire
Meduza
Putin’s Arctic Dream Evolving Into Nightmare?
Stephen Blank, Jamestown Foundation
Corbynite Left Has Fallen For Conspiracy Theories
D. Aaronovitch, Times of London
As Novichok Unites Europe, Brexit More Baffling Than Ever
N. Nougayrede, Guardian
Friday, March 30
U.S., Europe Have Yet to Fathom the Chinese Challenge
A. Singh, Hindustan Times
Only the U.S. Can Sustain the Peace in Taiwan
Hal Brands, Bloomberg View
How the Taiwan Travel Act Could Start a U.S.-China War
Paul Smith, National Interest
Hungary Is at the Threshold of Full-Blown Autocracy
George Szirtes, Guardian
The West Cannibalizes Itself
Robert Merry, The American Conservative
Why Can't We Speak Plainly About Migrant Crime?
Douglas Murray, Spectator
Why Did Russia Leave Tell Rifaat to Turkey?
Metin Gurcan, Al Monitor
The Bolton Threat to the Iran Nuclear Deal
Ariane Tabatabai, Bulletin of Atomic Scientists
Time to Go After Putin's Money in the West
Anders Aslund, Washington Post
Britain Leads the West's Battle For Influence in the Balkans
Valerie Hopkins, Politico EU
How the Dutch Will Take Britain’s Place in Europe
Economist
India-Pakistan Ties: Time to Reach Out
Happymon Jacob, The Hindu
India's Southern Discontent
Pratap Bhanu Mehta, Indian Express
The Mountains: Timor Leste's Blessing and Curse
Edward Cavanough, The Diplomat
Film Note: 'The Young Karl Marx'
Ronald Tiersky, RealClearWorld
MBS, the Geopolitical Bono
Pepe Escobar, Asia Times
Saturday, March 31
After the Strongman in Zimbabwe
Karen Mahajan, New Republic
Who Made the Worst Decision of the Iraq War?
Fred Kaplan, Slate
Don't Expect Trump's New Hawks to Save the War in Syria
Eli Lake, Bloomberg View
On Syria, Trump Should Be Wary of Obama's Mistake in Iraq
Tom Rogan, Examiner
EU Money Helped Turkey Build a Border Wall Against Syria
Maximilian Popp, Spiegel
Russia Is Learning the Right Lessons, Too Late
Lincoln Pigman, Intersection Project
Putin's Spectacular Own Goal
Con Coughlin, The National
Mexico, A Republic Of Corruption
Fernando Chavez, America Economia
With Freedom and Justice for Sisi
Steven Cook, Foreign Policy
Mohamed Nasheed on the Maldives Crisis
Aaquib Khan, The Diplomat
Anti-Semitism and the Left's Existential Crisis
Melanie Phillips, Jerusalem Post
U.S.-Russia Relations May Be Approaching Breaking Point
Fred Weir, CS Monitor
What We Know and Don't Know About Xi-Kim Meet
Ryan Hass, Brookings Institution


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