Week of March 4, 2019 Archives

RealClearWorld Morning Edition

Monday, March 4
Europe Isn't Realistic. It's Weak.
Adam Tooze, Foreign Policy
America's Culture of Contempt
Arthur Brooks, New York Times
Second Track on Indo-Pacific and the Quad
Graeme Dobell, The Strategist
China Gains the Upper Hand Over Germany
Wolfgang Münchau, Financial Times
Why the Hanoi Summit Failed
Steven Metz, World Politics Review
Europe’s Missing Champions
Guy Verhofstadt, Project Syndicate
Berlin’s Trumpian Turn on Nord Stream 2
Gustav Gressel, ECFR
How Conflicts End—And Who Can End Them
David Graham, The Atlantic
Isaiah Berlin and the Man Who Saved Him From Obscurity
David Herman, NS
Yulia Tymoshenko Attempts a Comeback
Christian Esch, Der Spiegel
China Exploits Justin Trudeau's Awful Week
Emily Rauhala, Washington Post
Brits and Americans No Longer Own English
Leonid Bershidsky, Bloomberg View
Escalation and De-Escalation Scenarios in South Asia
H. Shah & J. Schaus, CSIS
Misunderstanding Trump's 'Failed' Hanoi Summit
Graham Allison, National Interest
IS Militants Continue to Sneak Into Turkey
Fehim Tastekin, Al Monitor
Tuesday, March 5
The End of Germany’s Orbán Affair
Matthew Karnitschnig, Politico EU
The Eastern Blind Spot in German Leadership
Iulia-Sabina Joja, The American Interest
Germany’s Celebration of Iran’s Regime Is Nothing New
Michael Rubin, Examiner
Netanyahu and the Court of Public Opinion
Shlomo Pyuterkovsky, Ynet News
Likud Strategy Aims to Drain Votes From Right-Wing Rivals
Y. Shlezinger, Is. Hayom
Even if Gantz’s Wins, Centrist Parties Are Always Shortlived
Anshel Pfeffer, Haaretz
Could Netanyahu Lose?
Bernard Avishai, New Yorker
An Arab Veteran of the Anti-Soviet Jihad Speaks
Myra MacDonald, War on the Rocks
Brexit's (American) Chickens
David Frum, The Atlantic
Brexit's Possible Upside
Jochen Bittner, New York Times
Indian Air Strategy After Balakot: The China Factor
V. Banerjee & P. Hosur Suhas, Dip.
Dear Europe, Brexit is a Lesson For All of Us
Pres. Emmanuel Macron, Guardian
Will Maduro's Paramilitaries Stay Loyal?
Annika Hernroth-Rothstein, Daily Beast
Ending U.S.-South Korea Joint Exercises Was the Wrong Move
T. Spoehr, D-Signal
The Greatest Wall of All
Tom Engelhardt, TomDispatch
Blind Spots Of The Old China Hands
Andrej Mrevlje, Worldcrunch
Wednesday, March 6
The Future of China-U.S. Military Relations
Joel Wuthnow et al, ChinaFile
North Korea, the U.S. and Japan's Changing Role
George Friedman, Geopolitical Futures
Four Game Changers in Europe's South
Marc Pierini, Carnegie Europe
Despite U.S. Threats, Another Ally Mulls Russia's S-400
Paul McLeary, Breaking Def.
Why Algerians Are Trying to Force Out Their Ailing Dictator
Alex Ward, Vox
The Hanoi Summit Was Doomed From the Start
Ankit Panda & Vipin Narang, For. Aff.
The Battle For Quebec in the Wake of SNC-Lavalin
Tom Parkin, Maclean's
Canada's Grubby Political Backrooms Are Exposed
Jen Gerson, Globe and Mail
Turkey Exploiting International Community to Suppress Dissent?
R. Avraham, FPA
The Art of Italian Bookkeeping
Agnieszka Gehringer, The Globalist
Italy Shows That Left-Wing Populism Doesn't Work
Nicholas Farrell, Spectator
For Jews, Ilhan Omar’s 'Allegiances' Attack Is All Too Familiar
Alex Zeldin, Forward
American Jews Don't Understand Israel
Micah Halpern, Jerusalem Post
America the Cowardly Bully
Paul Krugman, New York Times
Tariff Hike to Hit India's Exports to U.S.
Sriram Lakshman, The Hindu
ISIS Supporters Rally for Escalation in Online Jihad
Bridget Johnson, PJ Media
Thursday, March 7
The Return of Iranian Hard-Liners’ Favorite Moderate
Karim Sadjadpour, The Atlantic
For One Week, India and Pakistan Sunk Into a Miasma of Lies
Farhad Manjoo, NYT
Be Very Worried About What Just Happened in India and Pakistan
Adil Najam, Hill
India and Pakistan Pull Back From the Brink, For Now
Stratfor Worldview
A Central American Marshall Plan Won’t Work
Ryan Berg, Foreign Policy
What Would Russia Nuke?
Dawn Stover, Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists
Address Immigration, or Voters Pick Illiberals Who Will
Jamie Kirchick, Amer. Interest
Germany, the Unready Hegemon
Constanze Stelzenmuller, Berlin Policy Journal
Russia’s Strategy in Southeast Asia
Dmitry Gorenburg & Paul Schwartz, PONARS Eurasia
Getting to Grips With Yerevan's Informal Architecture Epidemic
Samuel Goff, Calvert
‘Assad or We Burn the Country’: How Syrian Regime Prevailed
R. Abdulrahim, WSJ
Algerians Have Been Patient. They're Finally Fed Up.
Roula Khalaf, Financial Times
Watching the Chinese Economy Stumble
Chen Chih-ko, Taipei Times
How Kashmir Reached the Brink
Ayesha Ray, East Asia Forum
U.S. No Longer Excludes MEK as Leadership Option For Iran
Barbara Slavin, Al-Mon.
Australia Needs a Real Debate on Nat-Sec Strategy
Mike Scrafton, The Strategist
Friday, March 8
Why India and Pakistan Avoided Nuclear War
Phillip Orchard & Xander Snyder, GPF
US-India Trade Relationship Heads into Choppy Waters
Mark Linscott, Atl. Council
How Long Can Russian State Take Waning Public Support?
Maxim Trudolyubov, MT
Ilhan Omar Is Hurting the Palestinian Cause
Hussein Ibish, Bloomberg View
Brexit Heads For Extra Time
Charlie Cooper & Annabelle Dickson, Politico EU
Algerians Have Learned the Lessons of the Arab Spring
Youcef Bouandel, Al Jazeera
The End of Great Power Peace
Hal Brands & Charles Edel, National Interest
Moldova's Elections Show Putin's Limits
John Lechner & Aykan Erdemir, RealClearWorld
Murdered Women Can’t Celebrate International Women’s Day
N. Cote-Muñoz, FP
Who Will Say Kaddish for a Dying Democracy?
Esor Ben-Sorek, Times of Israel
Foreign Policy Will Divide Americans Beyond 2020
Bruce Stokes, Chatham House
The Next Crash: The World Is Unprepared
Grace Blakeley, New Statesman
The Violent Toll of Hindu Nationalism in India
Eliza Griswold, New Yorker
Belfast Shows the Price of Brexit
David Frum, The Atlantic
When Good Commander Doesn't Equal Good Politician
Gal Perl Finkel, Jerusalem Post
Saturday, March 9
India and Pakistan Are a Brewing Nuclear Nightmare
James Stavridis, Bloom. View
How to Survive and Thrive After a No Deal Brexit
Caroline Elsom, CapX
Worried About Brexit? What, With These Geniuses in Charge?
Marina Hyde, G'dian
Why Algeria's Protests Are Different This Time
Haim Malka, CSIS
The Post-Truth World as Measured in Measles Outbreaks
Laurie Garrett, For. Policy
Serbia's Protests and Discontent With Western Priorities
Andrew MacDowall, WPR
Understanding the Algerian Protests
Theodore Karasik & Giorgio Cafiero, LobeLog
How Women Wage War
Jessica Trisko Darden, The Conversation
Why Netanyahu Is Fighting a Left That Died Long Ago
Yossi Klein Halevi, The Atlantic
Multiculturalism and the Anti-Enlightenment
Marc Weitzmann, Tablet Magazine
The Flame of Feminism Is Alive in Iran
Roya Hakakian, Foreign Policy
The Greatest of All Novels
Gary Saul Morson, New Criterion


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