Week of August 26, 2019 Archives

RealClearWorld Morning Edition

Monday, August 26
Russia and China's Cosplay Alliance
Mark Galeotti, Moscow Times
The West’s Will to Resist Russia’s Revisionism Is Waning
N. Rothman, Commentary
What Drove France's Army of Shadows?
Robert Zaretsky, Foreign Affairs
There’s No Such Thing as a 'Populist'
John Patrick Leary, New Republic
Trade War Shows Reality of ‘America First’ in Action
George Will, National Review
Guyana: Gushing Money, Staying Green
Valérie Marcel, Chatham House
German Economic Slowdown Spells Trouble
Matthew Karnitschnig, Politico EU
The Trouble With Russia's Nuclear-Powered Cruise Missile
J. Krzyzaniak, Bulletin
Trump’s Economic Iron Curtain Against China
Michael Hirsh, Foreign Policy
Unfounded Optimism in Ukraine
Ekaterina Zolotova, Geopolitical Futures
In Death, at Least, Bosnia's Dividing Lines Blur
Mladen Lakic, Balkan Insight
Trump-Abe Deal Helps U.S. Farmers, Staves Off Auto Tariffs
Japan Times
The Anatomy of the Coming Recession
Nouriel Roubini, Project Syndicate
Standing By Romania
Eric Stewart, RealClearWorld
Are Yemen’s Houthis the Future of War?
Michael Horton, The American Conservative
Tuesday, August 27
How Long Will China's Soaring Growth Last?
Geoffrey Yu, Chatham House
China Squeezes Hong Kong’s Corporations
Michael Schuman, The Atlantic
Drawing the Curtain on the American Empire
Stewart Patrick, World Politics Review
The Geopolitical Logic of the U.S.-China Trade War
George Friedman, Geo. Futures
No-Deal Brexit Is More Likely Than Ever
Bronwen Maddox, Financial Times
Trump Lowers Bar for a Deal With Iran
Eli Lake, Bloomberg
Greenland Is the Center of the World
Laurie Garrett, Foreign Policy
We Should Buy Greenland
Sen. Tom Cotton, New York Times
The G7 Is a Relic of a Bygone Age
Simon Tisdall, Guardian
Remembering Molotov-Ribbentrop
Iain King, Center for Strategic and International Studies
Europe’s Politicians Should Be Terrified of a No-Deal Brexit
A. Willshire, Spectator
A Japan-South Korea Dispute Hundreds of Years in the Making
Kazianis et al, TNI
Wednesday, August 28
Saving Venezuela
Andrés Velasco, Project Syndicate
America Shouldn’t Be Too Concerned About Venezuela
Mark Falcoff, Amer. Cons.
Canada's Heroic Energy Industry Will Lead Way
Conrad Black, National Post
Malawi's Maturing Democracy to Be Tested Further
Jimmy Kainja, African Arguments
Let’s (Not) Make a Deal: Geopolitics and Greenland
Jon Rahbek-Clemmensen, WOTR
The Protracted Handover
Michael Mandelbaum, The American Interest
The Amazon Is Not Earth’s Lungs
Peter Brannen, The Atlantic
Why Are We Not Seeing a Revolution in Zimbabwe?
Marian Tupy, CapX
Trump Has Already Won Trade War With China
Donald Gross, The Hill
Remittances: The Hidden Engine of Globalization
Federica Cocco et al, Financial Times
When the World Stopped Listening to America
Scott Gilmore, Maclean's
Northern Irish Politics Are Broken
Jonathan Gorvett, Foreign Policy
I Will Do All I Can to Stop This No-Deal Bankers' Brexit
Jeremy Corbyn, Independent
What Doesn't Corbyn Understand About Democracy?
Dominic Sandbrook, Daily Mail
UK Government Asks Queen to Suspend Parliament
BBC
Thursday, August 29
China’s Grand Plans for Shenzhen
Eleanor Albert, The Diplomat
This Time, the World Is Watching in Kashmir
Shubh Mathur, LobeLog
Iraq Is at a Tipping Point of Chaos and Confusion
Mustafa Alrawi, The National
Boris's Constitutional Crisis Now Resembles America's
Anne Applebaum, Wash. Post
'Words Have Consequences.' Unless You're a Remainer
Mark Wallace, Cons. Home
Duterte's Turn Against China Is a Mere Tactical Ploy
Richard Heydarian, Nikkei
Could a U.S. Recession End the Trade War?
Shang-Jin Wei, Project Syndicate
Italy’s Transition From One Weak Government to Another
Rachel Donadio, Atlantic
A Moment of Opportunity for Italy’s Five Stars Movement
Economist
The Brutal Truths Of Maduro's 'Last Stand'
El Espectador
Why the U.S. and China Are Tussling Over Greenland
Nadia Schadlow, The Hill
Bernie’s Daft Plan to Save Journalism
Jack Shafer, Politico
Things You Shouldn't Nuke
Thomas Gaulkin, Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists
Netanyahu’s Worst Nightmare
Ben Caspit, Al Monitor
Trump Outreach to Iran Cause for Alarm in Israel
Shaiel Ben-Ehpraim, Asia Times
Trump Seeks Peace With Iran While Netanyahu Battles It
Aaron David Miller, CNN
Friday, August 30
The World Can’t Ignore Kashmir. We Are All in Danger.
PM Imran Khan, NY Times
It Is No Wonder Latin Americans Are Souring on Democracy
Marie Arana, Time
The Hong Kong Crackdown Widens
Alice Woodhouse & Nicolle Liu, Financial Times
What Follows New Cambodia-Laos Border Tensions? 
P. Parameswaran, The Diplomat
India’s 'Multipolar Asia' and China
Jagannath Panda, East Asia Forum
The Guessing Game for Singapore’s Elections
Kirsten Han, Lowy Interpreter
Taiwan’s Election: Playing Both Sides of the Strait
Charlie Lyons Jones, ASPI Strategist
The EU Now Knows Johnson Means Business
Iain Martin, Times of London
Britain’s Constitutional Quagmire
James Grant, The Atlantic
Will the EU Remove Oct. 31 Brexit Deadline?
Tom Gordon, Scotland Herald
China, U.S. Should Beware Historical Parallels With 1914
Chan & Swanström, SCMP
Central Bankers Can Be Politicians, Too
Ferdinando Giugliano, Bloomberg
Why America Must Confront Power-Hungry Iran
M. Wallace & F. Zeidman, Nat'l Interest
Will the Iran Conflict Break the West?
Mark Leonard, Project Syndicate
Salvini Urges His Supporters to March on Rome in October
A. Giuffrida, Guardian
In Afghanistan and Kashmir, It’s the 1980s All Over Again
Arif Rafiq, Foreign Policy
The Fall and Rise of Public Heroism
Robert Skidelsky, Taipei Times
Saturday, August 31
Understanding Macri's Failure
Alvaro Vargas Llosa, RealClearWorld
How the Battle for the Arctic Became the New Cold War
At. Araxia Abrahamian, NS
Argentina's Mess Doesn't Herald a Comeback for the Left
Mac Margolis, Bloomberg
What Boris Johnson's Critics Fear
Andrew Gimson, Conservative Home
Colombia's Peace Process Under Stress: 6 Essential Reads
C. Holmes, Conversation
Battle Begins
Fraser Nelson, Spectator
A Civil War State of Mind Threatens British Democracy
Polly Toynbee, Guardian


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