Week of May 27, 2019 Archives

RealClearWorld Morning Edition

Monday, May 27
Modi’s Message Was Simple: Hindus First
Snigdha Poonam, Foreign Policy
Transfiguring India
Ashutosh Varshney, Indian Express
What Would Leonardo da Vinci Think of the Future?
Stephen Nash, Sapiens
Traditional Parties Suffer Losses in EU Election
David Herszenhorn, Politico EU
In Baltimore and Beyond, a Stolen N.S.A. Tool Wreaks Havoc
Perlroth & Shane, NYT
Uzbekistan's Investment Climate in Flux
James Durso, RealClearWorld
Who to Blame For America’s Iran Policy?
George Will, National Review
Are Indian Democracy’s Weaknesses Inherent?
Pranab Bardhan, Project Syndicate
Nigel Farage Demands Seat at Brexit Talks
Francis Elliott et al, Times of London
Is a Corbyn-Led Marxist Government Now Inevitable?
Stephen Glover, Daily Mail
Forces of Compromise Lose in Europe's Election
Robert Shrimsley, Financial Times
Tuesday, May 28
Game of EU Thrones
Harold James, Project Syndicate
Brexit Compromise Is Dead, New Referendum Labour's Only Option
Jones, G'dian
European Elections: The View From the Capitals
European Council on Foreign Relations
Macron Lost the Referendum on Macron
Hugo Drochon, New Statesman
5 Lessons From the European Election
Dalibor Rohac, Politico EU
UK's Political Earthquake Leaves Boris the Last Tory Standing
R. Peston, Spectator
Salvini Has Won in Italy. Europe Will Be Much Tougher.
Ferdinando Giugliano, B-View
Shots of Homebrewed Vodka in Chernobyl's Shadow
Katya Cengel, Daily Beast
Why China’s Farm Subsidies Are an Obstacle to a Trade Deal
Keegan Elmer, SCMP
Romania's Most Powerful Man Is Sent to Prison For Corruption
Gillet & Santora, NYT
China’s Long Game and How to Counter It
Andrew Michta, The American Interest
The Left Mainstreams Palestinian Marxist Terrorists
John Rossomando, Examiner
The Lucrative Black Market in Human Fat
Christopher Forth, The Atlantic
Return From Syria of Iran-Backed Militias Clouds US Strategy
C. Rondeaux, WPR
How Obama's ‘Reset’ Man Helped Torpedo US-Russia Relations
Scott Ritter, TAC
Zarif Seeks Help From Pakistan
Sabena Siddiqui, Al Monitor
Wednesday, May 29
The Last War—and the Next?
Jon Finer, Foreign Affairs
Eritreans Have Peace, Now They Want Freedom
Abraham Zere, Al Jazeera
Turkey's Erdogan Is Caught Between Two Fires
David Gardner, Financial Times
Will Iran Adopt a 'Massive Retaliation' Doctrine?
Abdolrasool Divsallar, LobeLog
The Far Right Is Here to Stay
Ivan Krastev, New York Times
Beware The Decline of U.S. Influence in South Asia
Minaam Shah, National Interest
Populist Wave in Europe Shows No Sign of Ebbing
Rick Moran, PJ Media
Russia's Weak, Awful Ploy to 'Trade' Ukraine For Venezuela
Stephen Blank, The Hill
Europe’s Smaller Parties Win Big
David Wemer, Atlantic Council
Istanbul's Opposition Candidate Pulling Ahead in Rerun Polls
Ayla J. Yackley, Al-M.
Ankara Has a Lot to Lose in Russian-Backed Move in Idlib
Simon Waldman, National
How Progressivism Enabled the Rise of the Populist Right
Eric Kaufmann, Quillette
Lessons From Latin America's Struggle to Change
Harold Ford Jr, RealClearWorld
Is Stalin Making a Comeback in Russia?
Eva Hartog, The Atlantic
Thursday, May 30
1648, Not 1989, Is Our Destination
Niall Ferguson, Boston Globe
Time to Unmake the Military-Intellectual Complex
Daniel Bessner, New Republic
Japan Out-Positions the U.S. in Trade Talks
Kazuhito Yamashita, Japan Times
Israel Goes Right Back to Elections
Gil Hoffman & Lahav Harkov, Jerusalem Post
The Populist Right Sacrifices Conservative Victories
Noah Rothman, Commentary
A Cheat Sheet to the UK's Prime Minister Race
Yasmeen Serhan, The Atlantic
The Curious Customs of Scotland's Towns and Villages
M. McLaughlin, Scotsman
The Tory Catch-22
Daniel Hannan, Conservative Home
Religious Zeal Surges in Russia's Armed Forces
Economist
The Wa Art of Not Being Governed
Dominique Dillabough-Lefebvre, The Diplomat
Serbia: Looking West, Going East
Margarita Assenova, Jamestown Foundation
Recognizing and Condemning Religious Persecution
Kelsey Zorzi, RealClearWorld
Europe and the Anglosphere Drift Apart
Daniel Woker, Lowy Interpreter
What Europe Should Worry About Most: Bad Demographics
S. Lauer, Worldcrunch
Iran's Rulers Feel the Pain
Clifford May, Washington Times
Unforgettable Tiananmen
Chris Patten, Project Syndicate
Friday, May 31
What to Make of the European Elections
Yascha Mounk, The Atlantic
This Is No Time to Back Down on Venezuela
Roger Noriega, RealClearWorld
Epitaph For the Lost Youth of the Biafran War
Emmanuel Iduma, NY Review of Books
The Reasons For China's Cooling Interest in Latin America
Margaret Myers, AQ
Britain Now Confronts a Lost Decade
Philip Stephens, Financial Times
Trump’s High-Wire Act of Reestablishing Deterrence Without War
V. Hanson, NRO
‘Morrison’s Miracle Election’: The End of Uncertainty
Patrick Gerard Buchan, CSIS
Will Darkness Follow Merkel?
René Pfister, Der Spiegel
Israeli Politics Is Ready For New Rivalries
Shmuel Rosner, New York Times
Liberman's Cynical Use of Real Issues
David Weinberg, Jerusalem Post
Is This the End of the Netanyahu Era?
Aaron David Miller, Jewish Telegraphic Agency
Trump Vows Tariffs on Mexico
Steve Holland & Frank Jack Daniel, Reuters
Let Trump Be Trump on Trade
Corey Lewandowski, Fox News
Will Balochistan Blow Up China’s Belt and Road?
Muhammad Akbar Notezai, FP
How China and India Can Overcome Their Differences
Wang Huiyao, SCMP
Voters in Europe Just Smashed the Mainstream Establishment
Bill Wirtz, TAC
Farage Is the One British Politician Who's Learned From Mistakes
D. Carswell, CapX
Wargames as Experiments
Bethany Goldblum, Andrew Reddie & Jason Reinhardt, Bulletin
Saturday, June 1
America Is an Empire, Not a Nation
Matthew Walther, The Week
China Has a Head Start in the New Space Race
Namrata Goswami, The Diplomat
Playacting the Cold War in Kosovo
Alexander Clapp, Foreign Policy
Violence in Burkina Faso Is Outpacing Government’s Response
A. Thurston, WPR
New Parliament Won’t Solve Europe’s Economic Problems
John Cassidy, New Yorker
Europe’s Search For a China Strategy
Lucrezia Poggetti, East Asia Forum
The Problem with the Narrative of ‘Proxy War’ in Iraq
D. Ollivant & E. Gaston, WOTR
A Latter-Day Lawrence of Arabia Shakes Up Britain's Tories
Ellen Barry, NY Times


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