Week of September 16, 2019 Archives

RealClearWorld Morning Edition

Monday, September 16
The North Korean-Israeli Shadow War
Jay Solomon, Tablet Magazine
Hollywood’s Great Leap Backward on Free Expression
Martha Bayles, The Atlantic
What Drives Chinese Arms Sales in Central Asia?
Yau Tsz Yan, The Diplomat
China Strikes Back, Through Iran
Munir Akram, Dawn
Trump Tells the World He’s Desperate to Play Dealmaker
Heather Hurlburt, NY Mag
Why You Should Vote for Me
Benjamin Netanyahu & Benny Gantz, Ynet News
Netanyahu and the Media
Mike Evans, Jerusalem Post
It’s the Turnout, Stupid!
Dan Perry, Times of Israel
Gulf Wealth: All That Glitters...
James Dorsey, LobeLog
Russian Population Decline in Spotlight Again
Shapiro & Yefimova-Trilling, Rus. Matters
Is Same Nonsense That Drove Me From Russia Coming to UK?
Pomerantsev, G'dian
Missing Billions, Losing Patience in Liberia
Stephen Kollie, African Arguments
Can Trade Dialoge Help Improve Turkish-U.S. Ties?
Fehim Tastekin, Al Monitor
Afghans Want Peace, But Not Like This
Stefanie Glinski, Foreign Policy
Cameron's Memoir Will Delight Enemies of Tories
Stephen Glover, Daily Mail
Tuesday, September 17
Iran May Be an Enemy, But Saudi Arabia Is No Friend
Andrew Bacevich, NY Times
US Military Options in Iran
George Friedman, Geopolitical Futures
What Jordan and Israel Need
Ram Yavne & Harry Hoshovsky, Jerusalem Post
Iran's Strength, Strategy Show With Oilfield Attacks
Simon Henderson, The Hill
Beijing’s Maritime Aggression Is a Warning to Taiwan
David Santoro, Foreign Policy
David Cameron Was Always Skating on Thin Ice
Alex Massie, Times of London
Rome’s Gentiloni Trap
Jacopo Barigazzi, Politico EU
The EU27 Just Want Britain to Leave
Jon Henley, Guardian
Lib Dems Are the Real Brexit Extremists
Brendan O'Neill, Spectator
Jordan Moves to Diplomacy to Foil Netanyahu's Annexation Plan
O. Al Sharif, Al-M.
Putin Loses Approval-Rating Crown to Zelenskiy
Andrew Langley, Bloomberg
Attack on Saudi Facility Comes at Delicate Moment
D. Strauss & B. Greeley, FT
Israel's Elections: What Has Changed?
Dan Feferman, RealClearWorld
Wednesday, September 18
Why Rentier Capitalism Is Damaging Democracy
Martin Wolf, Financial Times
Left for Dead
Yascha Mounk, Journal of Democracy
The Kremlin Puts Its Faith in Arbitrary Authoritarianism
Mark Galeotti, Mos. Times
Putin Wants to Be Middle East's Go-To Problem Solver
Leonid Bershidsky, Bloomberg
How Netanyahu's Push for Redo Elections Backfired
Danny Zaken, Al Monitor
How Macron’s Pension Reforms Could Paralyze His Presidency
P. Bock, New St.
Just Maybe, the Age of Netanyahu Has Come to an End
Chemi Shalev, Haaretz
Now Is the Time for Unity
Ariel Kahana, Israel Hayom
Lieberman's Gambit Pays Off
Jeremy Sharon, Jerusalem Post
The Brexit Deal Boris Johnson Wants
Robert Peston, Spectator
French and German Views on ‘Brextension’
Josef Janning & Tara Varma, ECFR
Trump's Challenge: Being Trusted on Iran
David Sanger, New York Times
Obama Wrecked Libya. Could Trump Make It Worse?
Ted Galen Carpenter, TNI
Thursday, September 19
The Great Sino-U.S. Decoupling
Frederick Kempe, Atlantic Council
The Return of Fiscal Policy
Jim O'Neill, Project Syndicate
Are Hong Kong’s Protests Dying Down?
James Palmer, Foreign Policy
How the Air Force Got Its Start 72 Years Ago
John Venable, Heritage Foundation
The Fallout From Justin Trudeau's Brownface Photo
John Geddes, Maclean's
What Are Elections for?
Christie Blatchford, National Post
Principled Realism and the Monroe Doctrine
Chris Gibson, Strategika
Israel Has Voted—and Netanyahu’s Future Is in Doubt
Bernard Avishai, New Yorker
The Status Quo in the Middle East Is Unsustainable
Mahsa Rouhi, Guardian
Who Can Govern Israel?
Noga Tarnopolsky, Daily Beast
Time for a Revolution in Israeli Politics
Daniel Kamin, Jerusalem Post
Is Israel’s Netanyahu Era Over?
Jonathan Tobin, National Review
Bolton Unloads on Trump’s Foreign Policy
Daniel Lippman, Politico
The Modi-Trump Tango
Times of India
EU Should Reconsider Brexit Deadline
Maa Zhi Hong, Asia Times
How to Win the Battle Over Data
Eric Rosenbach & Katherine Mansted, Foreign Affairs
Friday, September 20
Britain’s Most Polarizing Journalist
Ben Judah, The Atlantic
A Reporter From Hell
Armin Rosen, Tablet Magazine
Modi’s Grand Strategy in Kashmir?
Ahaan Bagwe, Foreign Policy Research Institute
Netanyahu’s Magic Is No Longer Working
Ben Caspit, Al Monitor
Will the Leonine Prime Minister Roar Again?
Fiamma Nirenstein, Israel Hayom
Israel's Close Vote Is a Victory for Democracy
Yossi Klein Halevi, Los Angeles Times
Who’s Afraid of Huawei?
Emily Taylor, Chatham House
Wrong About Israel, Wrong About the Liberal Order
Hillel Fradkin, Mosaic
Trudeau Won’t Wash Off His Blackface Scandal
Justin Ling, Foreign Policy
And Now, Justin Trudeau Must Face the Voters
Globe and Mail
Macron Tilts Right
Robert Zaretsky, Slate
Not a Soul in Whitehall Believes Boris Johnson Tells the Truth
Philip Stephens, FT
The British Don't Trust Any of Their Political Parties
Paul Goodman, Conservative Home
ETA's Ghost Refuses to Fade for Spanish Right
Guy Hedgecoe, Politico EU
Another United Nations Human Rights Wrong
New York Post
If Trump Extorted Foreign Leader for Political Gain, Impeach Him
M. Boot, WP
What to Think About Ukraine Now?
Timothy Ash, Kyiv Post
Saturday, September 21
Trump Should Send Iran a Reality Check
Hussein Ibish, Bloomberg
The Road to War With Iran Isn't Going According to Plan
Tony Burman, Toronto Star
Israeli Gridlock
Jacob Shapiro, Geopolitical Futures
What Can We Expect Now From Israeli Foreign Policy?
Rachel Avraham, FP Blogs
America's China Experts Ignore Chinese Communist Party
James Durso, The Hill
What to Make of Trump–Whistleblower Kerfuffle
Jim Geraghty, National Review
The U.S. Is Now in the Hot Zone for Impeachment
Peter Nicholas, The Atlantic
Blackface Was Never Just Innocent Fun
Ben Macintyre, Times of London
Even Bankers Start to Think Corbyn Might Be Safer Choice
Andy Beckett, Guardian
The People Must Decide on Brexit. Corbyn's View Doesn't Matter.
L. McCluskey, NS
Russian Trolls Love Targeting U.S. Veterans
Jasper Craven, New Republic


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