October 3, 2019 Archives

RealClearWorld Morning Edition

The Men Making a Fortune From Syria's War
Chloe Cornish, Financial Times
How China 'Woke’ the United States
Victor Davis Hanson, Washington Times
China's Long History of Meddling in Other's Affairs
Wee Kek Koon, SCMP
The Korean Peninsula: A Dangerous Neighborhood
George Will, Japan Times
The Woke Will Always Break Your Heart
Stephen Marche, The Atlantic
Cameroon's Pointless National Dialogue
R. Maxwell Bone & Akem Kelvin Nkwain, AA
Tunisians Are Fed Up With Their Post-Revolution Political Class
F. Serrano, WPR
Why Western Elites Should Stop Lecturing Hungary
Sohrab Ahmari, New York Post
Stop Demagogues From Hacking Our Brains and Democracies
G. Monbiot, Guardian
U.S. Will Soon Hit $7.5 Billion-Worth of European Imports With Tariff
Economist
Enabling a Saudi Cover-Up
Aaron David Miller & Richard Sokolsky, NPR
Khashoggi’s Murder Haunts Saudi Arabia’s Crown Prince
Robin Wright, New Yorker
We Are in Uncharted Territory
Susan Rice, New York Times
There Is no Reason to Blast William Barr for Doing His Job
Jonathan Turley, The Hill


RealClearWorld Afternoon Edition

Anti-Iran Alliance Falters
Amos Harel, Haaretz
China Whitewashes the Terror of Mao
Doug Bandow, The American Conservative
China Is Ready for a Bigger Global Role
Wang Huiyao, Nikkei Asian Review
A Gamechanger in Arms Control?
John Krzyzaniak, Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists
Why Arms Races Never End
Rajan Menon, TomDispatch
526 American Voters Spend a Weekend Together
Emily Badger et al, New York Times




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