March 12, 2019 Archives

RealClearWorld Morning Edition

America's Polarization Is Wrecking Its Foreign Policy
Stephen Walt, Foreign Policy
Present at the Destruction
Daniel Drezner, Washington Post
Think the Commonwealth Can Save Britain? That's Utter Delusion
K. Rudd, G'dian
A Firsthand View of How the U.S.-Russia Relationship Soured
W. Burns, Carnegie
Bolsonaro's Visit Could Herald New Era For Brazil-US Ties
P. Dobriansky, Mia. Herald
Did Theresa May Get Enough From Brussels?
James Forsyth, Spectator
No End in Sight for the EU’s Democracy Crisis
Daniel Hegedüs, German Marshall Fund
Algerians Won a Battle, But the Struggle Goes On
Malia Bouattia, Al Jazeera
The Middle East’s Great Divide Is Not Sectarianism
Hussein Agha & Robert Malley, New Yorker
What Will It Take to Pass the Brexit Deal?
Aarti Shankar, CapX
The Western Erasure of African Tragedy
Hannah Giorgis, The Atlantic
Algeria’s Protesters Score a Huge Win
Alex Ward, Vox
How Turkey's Lifeline to Maduro May Fall Apart
Imdat Oner, Americas Quarterly
Is a War With Iran on the Horizon?
Bob Dreyfuss, TomDispatch
The Dogs of War Sniff Out Mission in Central Africa
Ted Galen Carpenter, TAC


RealClearWorld Afternoon Edition

The U.S., China, and the Return of a Two-Bloc World
Gideon Rachman, Fin. Times
In Trump-China Clash, Beware the Enemy Within
Niall Ferguson, Times of London
The Russian Missile That Could End the U.S.-Turkish Alliance
Aaron Stein, WOTR
The Ally Trump Needs Against Maduro
Andres Oppenheimer, Miami Herald
The 'Economic Consequences' of John Maynard Keynes
S. Gregg, Law and Liberty
To Win in 5G, We Must Break Government Monopolies
Newt Gingrich, National Review
The Egypt-Israel Peace Treaty at 40
Yoav Tenembaum, Jerusalem Post
Britain Joins Ban of Boeing Max 8 Jets
New York Times
Updates: May's Brexit deal roundly defeated




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