Week of June 10, 2019 Archives

RealClearWorld Morning Edition

Monday, June 10
The Looming 100-Year U.S.-China Conflict
Martin Wolf, Financial Times
Decades of Being Wrong About China Should Teach Us Something
Amy Zegart, Atl
China, Corn and Caterpillars
Xander Snyder, Geopolitical Futures
China’s International Commercial Courts: Threat or Opportunity?
E. Selga, FPRI
Hong Kong Risks Its Future as a Global Business Hub
Katrina Hamlin, Reuters
For U.S., Now Is No Time to Blink on China Trade Impasse
Tuan Pham, WOTR
In Poland, a Fixed U.S. Presence Will Warrant a Russian Response
Stratfor
The Cost of a Clean Brexit
Milton Ezrati, National Interest
Britain's Electoral System Is Suddenly and Alarmingly Unfit
A. Rawnsley, Guardian
How Climate Change May Sink Europe's Ruling Political Class
Karin Janker, SZ
Hammond Right to Be Wary of Radical Climate Ambitions
Mark Wallace, C-Home
The Decline and Fall of Transylvania’s Ruling Class
Will Collins, National Review
Europe Is Slowly Waking Up to the New Contours of World Power
D. McElroy, Nat'l
Who Is on the Road to Prosperity?
Arnold Bertram, Jamaica Gleaner
Russia, Venezuela and the Headache of Other People's Oil
Court Anderson, CDM
In Russian Cities, Mock Gravestones Sound Putin's Death Knell
M. Luxmoore, RFERL
Tuesday, June 11
Hong Kong's Last Fight Is Lost
Peter Hartcher, Sydney Morning Herald
Hong Kong's Leaders May Cave to China. Its People Will Not.
Yi-Zheng Lian, NYT
Hong Kong Offers Proof That Nobody Wants China's World Order
T. Rogan, Exam.
The U.S. Has No Business Lecturing China
Robert Delaney, South China Morning Post
The Failed Blockade of Qatar
Jonathan Cristol, Arc
China and Russia Want to Control the 'World Island'
James Stavridis, Bloomberg View
Shangri-La: The Silent Rebellion of the Small Powers
Liselotte Odgaard, Korea Times
Boy Scouts Are Holding Together a War-Torn Country
Kevin Volkl, The Atlantic
The Anti-Regime Iranian Writer Who Isn't a Real Person
M. Hussain, The Intercept
Can Erdogan Mend Fences With U.S., Europe While Saving Face?
Semih Idiz, Al-M
Syrian WMD Proliferation Could Set the Middle East on Fire
Peter Brookes, Nat'l Int.
Moldovan Political Crisis: Great Opportunities and Risks
D. Minzarari, Jamestown
Moldova’s Governments Go Head to Head
Amy Mackinnon, Foreign Policy
A Win at the Border
National Review
The European Left’s Dangerous Anti-Immigrant Turn
Karina Piser, The Nation
The Rise of Millennial Socialism
Gavin Jacobson, New Statesman
Wednesday, June 12
The Self-Destruction of American Power
Fareed Zakaria, Foreign Affairs
Fareed Zakaria’s Missing Man
Matthew Continetti, National Review
India's Role Should Be to Balance the Poles of Global Power
Shyam Saran, Ind. Ex.
Should the Russians Hug the Chinese?
Nina Khrushcheva, Project Syndicate
Can America Break China's Rare-Earth Dominance?
Keith Johnson & Lara Seligman, FP
The Underground Arms Race in the Middle East
Yaacov Ayish, RealClearWorld
India’s Right to Cultural Self-Determination
Akhilesh Pillalamarri, American Conservative
Pakistan: Bad Moon Rising
Ziad Zafar, The American Interest
Negotiating Venezuela's Transition
David Smilde & Abraham Lowenthal, New York Times
Revisiting the South African Arms Deal Whitewash
Brij Maharaj, Daily Maverick
Journalist’s Arrest Counters Image of Putin as Puppet Master
Anna Nemtsova, Atl.
Hong Kong Chief Bets It All on a Losing Hand
Robyn Mak, Reuters
Notre Dame Becomes a Symbol of Macron's Gung-Ho Presidency
P. Bock, Guardian
Crimes in Concrete
Theodore Dalrymple, First Things
Crimea Is Still in Limbo Five Years After Russia Siezed It
Economist
Thursday, June 13
The Infamous Date That Looms Over Hong Kong's Protests
J. Wasserstrom, Atlantic
Hong Kongers Won’t Bow to Beijing. But Their Leaders Will.
Hilton Yip, Foreign Policy
These Young Hong Kong Protesters Are Next Level
Jeffie Lam, SCMP
Japan Must Prepare as the U.S. and China Dig In
Brad Glosserman, Japan Times
Meet Myanmar's Blue Shirts
Lorcan Lovett, The Diplomat
As Sudan's Uprising Is Crushed, Algeria's Spring Lives On
Heba Saleh, FT
America’s Unusual Recovery Is Now Also Its Longest
Mohamed El-Erian, Pro. Syn.
The World's Malnourished Kids Don't Need a $295 Burger
Nicholas Kristof, NY Times
German Youth: Running Low On Hope
Torsten Krauel, Worldcrunch
Dirty Money: It's a Canadian Thing
Jason Kirby, Maclean's
Why Are the Western Middle Classes So Angry?
Victor Davis Hanson, Wash. Times
Congress Investigates Iran Hawks’ Smear Campaign
Daniel Larison, Amer. Cons.
Russia and the West Agree on Moldova
Leonid Bershidsky, Bloomberg View
The Golunov Case
Moscow Times
The 'Xi Doctrine'
Bradley Thayer & Lianchao Han, National Interest
Developing: Suspected attack on oil tankers in Gulf of Oman
Friday, June 14
A Tanker War in the Middle East—Again?
Robin Wright, New Yorker
The Strategic Threat from Iranian Hybrid Warfare in the Gulf
A. Cordesman, CSIS
Iran and the United States Remain Mired in the Past
Ross Harrison, National Interest
Iran's Aggression May Force Trump to Attack
Jim Hanson, Fox News
The World Grows More Dangerous by the Day
François Delattre, New York Times
The Old Guard Are Killing the World’s Youngest Country
Zach Vertin, Foreign Policy
Remaking al-Bashir's Regime in Sudan
Abdulaziz Kilani, LobeLog
Why the Sudanese People Stand 'Alone'
Nanjala Nyabola, Al Jazeera
Macron Is Most Important Man in British Politics
Philip Collins, Times of London
Japan's Policy on Senkakus, as Seen From the Falklands War
R. Eldridge, JT
Buttigieg Splits From the Progressives on Foreign Policy
Thomas Wright, The Atlantic
Foreign Election Meddling Is Wrong
Michael Bloomberg, Bloomberg View
China's Promise to Hong Kong Was a Lie
Anonymous, Guardian
Hong Kong Versus Beijing: ‘It’s Now or Never’
CG Fewston, The American Conservative
Tanker Strikes Spell Doomsday Scenario For OPEC
Cyril Widdershoven, Oil Price
But Why Is Guatemala Hungry?
Kevin Williamson, National Review
Saturday, June 15
Hong Kong's Leader Yields to Protests
Keith Bradsher et al, NYT
China's Expanding Media Dominance in Africa
Bartholomäus Grill, Der Spiegel
From Scrapheap to Box Set, History Back in the Mainstream
F. Studemann, FT
Europe’s Dream: Escaping the Dictatorship of the Dollar
Keith Johnson, Foreign Policy
Putin’s Economy Does Not Grow by Decree
Filipp Sterkin, Moscow Times
East-West Exodus: The Millions Who Left
Christian Bangel et al, Zeit
Why Does The Left Love Islam So Much?
Martin Niewendick, Worldcrunch


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