Week of October 21, 2019 Archives

RealClearWorld Morning Edition

Monday, October 21
The European Double Standard on Transatlantic Trade
Rana Foroohar, Fin. Times
The Logic of Arming Taiwan
Loren Thompson, Forbes
How China Loses Friends and Alienates People
Minxin Pei, Project Syndicate
Trudeau Has Failed. Voters Should Toss Him Out.
Conrad Black, National Post
Canadian Voters Must Prioritize Defense Policies
Juneau & Vucetic, Globe and Mail
Who Wants a Minority Government?
Aaron Hutchins, Maclean's
Andrew Scheer Is Another Doug Ford
Bob Hepburn, Toronto Star
Canada Sleepwalks Into the Future
Ryan Heath, Politico
The Election When Canadians Stopped Being Nice
Paul Brian, American Conservative
The Trivialization of Impeachment
Andrew McCarthy, National Review
The Revenge of the State Department
Nahal Toosi, Politico
The Window for Brexit May Already Have Closed
David Frum, The Atlantic
Even if Deal Passes, Let's not Pretend Brexit Is Done
John Ashmore, CapX
I Believe Boris Johnson May Yet Deliver
Stephen Glover, Daily Mail
Let a Thousand Parties Bloom
Lee Drutman, Foreign Policy
'Majority' of US Troops Depart Syria
Jack Detsch, Al Monitor
The Stock Market Should Not Rule the Economy
Anthony Rowley, SCMP
Tuesday, October 22
Germany Chooses China Over the West
Janka Oertel, Foreign Policy
What a Withdrawal From Afghanistan Would Look Like
Carter Malkasian, For. Affairs
Why Zelenskiy Is Pursuing a Disruptive Agenda
B. Hall, R. Olearchyk & M. Seddon, FT
Brexit: Another Day, Another Crisis
John Roberts, Atlantic Council
Brexit Is Forever
Tom McTague, The Atlantic
Labour MPs Who Help Boris Won't Be Forgotten
Polly Toynbee, Guardian
Gurning Gargoyle John Bercow Blocks Boris's Deal
Richard Littlejohn, Daily Mail
Why Frustration Is Boiling Over in Chile
Patricio Navia, Americas Quarterly
Netanyahu Fails to Form Government Again
Barak Ravid, Axios
Reviewing China’s National Day Parade
Rick Joe, The Diplomat
Who Betrayed Syria’s Kurds?
Amberin Zaman, Al Monitor
The Real Threat to Liberalism Is Not the Populist Right
Rupert Darwall, CapX
Asia’s Remarkable Economic Transformation
Deepak Nayyar, The Hindu
The Lessons of a Shootout in Sinaloa
Economist
A Case for Counterinsurgency in Mexico
Stratfor Worldview
Wednesday, October 23
This Election Brought Out Canada’s Worst
David Frum, The Atlantic
America's Allies Need New Strategies and Partners
Arun Singh, The Print
On China-U.S. Competition, Watch the Infrastructure
Ian Morris, Stratfor Worldview
Why America Must Boldly Win the Tech Race Against China
Mike Rogers, The Hill
Trump's Syria Trifecta
Thomas Friedman, New York Times
Inside the State Department's Meltdown With the Kurds
Matthew Petti, Nat'l Interest
Is Europe Giving Up on Ukraine?
Mark Temnycky, Atlantic Council
State Department’s Been Fighting Presidents a Long Time
Betsy McCaughey, NYP
The Brexit Saga: Seven Lessons for the EU
Holger Schmieding, The Globalist
This Brexit Deal Will Give Us Thatcher's Britain
Tom Kibasi, Guardian
Brexit and the Democratic Deficit
Sean Gabb, The Commentator
Hit Turkey Where it Hurts - Help Armenia
Robert Nicholson, Providence Mag
The North Syria Debacle as Seen by One Trump Voter
J. Delacroix, Notes on Liberty
Berlin's Nightmare: IS Fighters Come Home
Der Spiegel
Is the Trade War What's Slowing China's Economy?
Eamon Barrett, Fortune
Restraint and the Rise of China
Peter Harris, RealClearWorld
3 Promising Sectors for Nordic-African Collaboration
D. Akinmade Emejulu, Brookings
Thursday, October 24
Alliances are a Means, Not an End
Doug Bandow & Christopher Preble, War on the Rocks
The Day America Stopped Leading
Mark Dubowitz & David Adesnik, NBC News
Without the U.S., European Defense Falls to Pieces
Andrew Michta, American Interest
NATO Can Save Kurds, Make Turkey Happy
James Stavridis, Japan Times
How Brexit Put a United Ireland Back on the Map
Sadhbh Walshe, NY Review of Books
What Comes Next in the Brexit Saga?
Jim Pickard & James Blitz, Financial Times
An Election Is the Only Answer for Britain
Roger Cohen, New York Times
A Hard Brexit Looms
Nick Witney, European Council on Foreign Relations
What's Next for Netanyahu?
Mazal Mualem, Al Monitor
The Slow Death of Russia's Human Rights Council
Andrei Pertsev, Moscow Times
Erdogan More Isolated on International Stage Than Ever
H. L. Smith, New Statesman
Mahathir Needs to Move Now to Reform Malaysia
William Pesek, Nikkei Asian Review
The Future of Huawei in Europe
Samm Sacks et al, ChinaFile
How China Routed the U.S. in a U.N. Agency
Colum Lynch & Robbie Gramer, FP
From Wyoming to Australia, Coal Recedes
David Fickling, Bloomberg View
Lebanon's Oligarchy Under Pressure
Joe Macaron, RealClearWorld
Friday, October 25
Putin Takes Center Stage in Syria
Stanly Johny, The Hindu
As Putin Era Begins to Wane, Russia Unleashes a Crackdown
A. Higgins, NYT
The U.S. Needs Japan and South Korea to Make Up
Ellen Swicord, The Diplomat
Mauricio Macri Was Bound for Disaster
Benjamin Gedan, Foreign Policy
Is a Brighter Future for Lebanon Around the Corner?
Iskandarani & Badih, National
Don’t Trust Facebook
Annie Lowrey, The Atlantic
Trump Prepares America for Great-Power Competition
James Jay Carafano, Natl. Int.
A Reset in Japan-China relations?
Stephen Nagy, Japan Times
Africa Only Fights Internal Wars, Right? Wrong.
N. Twagiramungu et al, African Arg.
Oceans as an Investment Priority
Emma Navarro, Project Syndicate
Helping Guatemalans Stay in Guatemala
Kate Schecter, Yale Global
The Gradual Internationalization of the RMB
Kathleen Walsh, East Asia Forum
A Step to De-Oligarchization of Politics
Olena Makarenko, Euromaidan Press
Abe Must Step Up Efforts to Engage North Korea
John Merrill, Nikkei Asian Review
Is There a Way Forward in Hong Kong?
Tim Summers, Chatham House
South Korea Must Reassess Its Survival Strategy
Kim Dong-ho, JoongAng Daily
Saturday, October 26
Are German Social Democrats Doomed?
Anna Sauerbrey, New York Times
The EU's Need to Acknowledge Iran's Nefarious Conduct
Giulio Terzi, RCDefense
Is Iran’s Information Minister Its Emmanuel Macron?
Rohollah Faghihi, Foreign Policy
Hong Kong, Beijing, and the U.S.-China Policy Shift
Ellen Bork, The American Interest
Question for Labor: Why Stick With Corbyn?
Jonathan Freedland, Guardian
These Modern-Day Serfs Are Invisible to Us
Janice Turner, Times of London
The Pestilence of Brexit and the Failure of the Political Class
Alex Massie, Spectator
Russia's Pivot to the East Is Real
Anatol Lieven, Russia Matters
Syria’s Descent Into Horror
Zachary Laub, Council on Foreign Relations


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