December 11, 2019 Archives

RealClearWorld Morning Edition

How The NATO Summit Looked In Russia
P. Tarasenko & S. Strokanj, Worldcrunch
Afghanistan Shows Our Inability to Be Shocked
Ross Douthat, New York Times
A Deal With the Taliban May Be Inevitable
Christoph Reuter, Der Spiegel
The Future of ‘Saskberta’
Jason Markusoff, Maclean's
Argentina's New President Keeps the Worst Company
A. Oppenheimer, Miami Herald
Another Reckoning Coming for Buenos Aires
Stratfor Worldview
What a Corbyn Government Could Mean for the Middle East
Tim Springett, ECFR
What I Learned About Hope When I Met Nelson Mandela
Jim Mitchell, Dallas News
The Rape of India’s Soul
Jayati Ghosh, Project Syndicate
5 Infuriating Takeaways From 'Afghanistan Papers'
Barbara Boland, Amer. Cons.
The Great American Food Aid Boondoggle
Katrin Park, Foreign Policy
Bougainville Voters Back Independence in a Landslide
AFP
Jeremy Corbyn and England's Persistent Anti-Semitism
Ashley Rindsberg, ToI
2019 Was Bad for Irish Politics. At Least We're Not the UK.
Ian O'Doherty, Irish Ind.


RealClearWorld Afternoon Edition

What Does Beijing Want from the Pacific Islands?
J. Michael Cole, ChinaFile
Recognizing China's Place as a Responsible Leader
Sholto Byrnes, The National
China Sought World Bank Funding for Xinjiang Surveillance
Allen-Ebrahimian, Axios
2019 Person of the Year: Greta Thunberg
Charlotte Alter et al, Time
A Republican Foreign Policy
Elbridge Colby, National Review
The Arrows of Abenomics Miss Their Mark
Alicia García-Herrero, Asia Times
Reviewing NATO's Purpose, Article by Article
Luke Coffey, National Interest
Ongoing: Final push underway as Britain prepares to vote




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