March 14, 2019 Archives

RealClearWorld Morning Edition

The New Era of U.S. Security Policy Will Center on the Navy
Robert Kaplan, WaPo
Russia's Tragic Great Power Politics
Robert Hamilton, Foreign Policy Research Institute
What Happens Next in U.S.-North Korea Relations
Graham Allison, National Interest
Alliances Shift as the Syrian War Winds Down
George Friedman, Geopolitical Futures
ISIS Defeat Is Not the End of Jihadism
David Gardner, Financial Times
The Generals Really Running Algeria Won't Step Aside
Francisco Serrano, WP Review
The Rwanda-Uganda Rift Deepens
Ivan Ashaba & Gerald Bareebe, African Arguments
We’re Losing the War on Corruption
Franklin Foer, The Atlantic
Welcome to the 'Hotel California' Brexit
Bob Seely, CapX
Britain Looks Into the Trade Abyss
Keith Johnson, Foreign Policy
Europe Without the UK: Liberated or Diminished?
Sophia Besch et al, CER
Hypnotised by Cake and Unicorns, Brexit Perfectionists Blew It
O. Norgrove, G'dian
The British Political Class Is Trapped by Its Own History
John Gray, New Statesman
The Softer Forms of Brexit Are the Only Easy Options Left
H. Schmieding, Globalist
China's Growing Hawkishness
Aaron Kliegman, Free Beacon


RealClearWorld Afternoon Edition

Oh ##UK! What Next For Brexit?
Economist
No-Deal Brexit Just Keeps Hanging Around
Robert Peston, Spectator
Time to Fall Back in Love With Nuclear Energy
Hans Blix, Time
Turkey, U.S. Head to New Crisis Over S-400
Semih Idiz, Al Monitor
German Spy Agency: Huawei Not Trustworthy 5G Partner
Oliver Sachgau, Bloomberg
Netanyahu's Departure Would Be a Very Big Deal
Aaron David Miller, CNN
The Israeli Public Is Exhausted
Ariela Ringel Hoffman, Ynet News
The Battle For the Future of U.S. Foreign Policy Has Begun
Ted Galen Carpenter, TNI
Will May Resign in Exchange For Brexiteer Votes?
Alex Wickham, BuzzFeed
UK: Lawmakers vote to delay Brexit




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