RealClearWorld Week of June 29, 2020 Archives

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Monday, June 29
The Hot War in the East, 70 Years Ago
David Reynolds New Statesman
America’s Closest Allies Regret Saying ‘Yes’ to China
Salvatore Babones FP
Modi vs Xi: Battle of Nationalist Strongmen
Kevin Brown The American Cons.
Montaigne Fled the Plague and Found Himself
Robert Zaretsky New York Times
‘Greencons’ Are a New Political Alliance for an Uncertain Age
Economist
The World Has a Historically Bad Set of Leaders
Jim Duffy The Scotsman
COVID-19 and the Global Safety Net
Stephanie Segal & Dylan Gerstel CSIS
The World Isn’t Ready for Peak Oil
Amos Hochstein The Atlantic
Helping Black Sea Nations Stand Tall
Kurt Volker Center for European Policy Analysis
The U.S. and Venezuela’s Opposition Must Change Tack
Michael Penfold FT
Thoughts on America’s Bizarre Guide to Academic Racialism
Matt Taibbi
Prioritizing the Pentagon in a Pandemic
Mandy Smithberger TomDispatch


Tuesday, June 30
Is Israel’s Annexation Deadline About to Shift?
Colm Quinn Foreign Policy
Accepting the Limits of U.S. Foreign Policy
Bonnie Kristian RealClearWorld
Why the Jordan Valley, and Why Now
Julio Messer Times of Israel
Russia Is Testing Trump’s Reactions
Janusz Bugajski The Hill
Under Proposal, U.S. Could Buy Turkey’s Russian-Made S-400
J. Gould DN
5 Critiques of Trump Admin’s China Strategy
Zack Cooper War on the Rocks
COVID Casts Doubt on North American Trade Deal
Jeffrey Kucik TNI
Burying the Two-State Solution
Aaron David Miller Foreign Affairs
Taking Liberties to Protect Health
Marjorie Buchser The World Today
Coronavirus Takes English Pubs Back in Time
James Brown CapX
The WTO and TPP Amid U.S.-China Trade War
Kazuhito Yamashita Japan Times
Mongolia’s Economy Stuck in the Middle
William Pesek Nikkei Asian Review
Trump’s Calls Alarm Advisors
Carl Bernstein CNN
China Swallows Hong Kong
Andrew McCarthy National Review
Why Boris Invokes Roosevelt
Daniel Finkelstein Times of London


Wednesday, July 1
The EU Must Start Thinking About Europe’s Defense
Ian Bond CER
U.S. and EU Compete to Play Balkan Peacemaker
R. Roshan Lall The National
EU’s Complicated ‘Ban’ on U.S. Tourists
Lionel Laurent Bloomberg
Macron’s Defeat Shows His Vulnerability
Financial Times
Why Russia’s Relations With India, China Will Survive
Danil Bochkov SCMP
Democracy in Hong Kong
Eleanor Albert & Lindsay Maizland Council on Foreign Relations
The Fallacy of Taking Bolton at His Word
Leon Sigal 38 North
One China, Two U.S. Policies
Joseph Bosco The Hill
The Real Reason for U.S.-China Cold War
Stephen Walt Foreign Policy
Financial Data Bolsters Suspicions of Russia Bounties
C. Savage et al NYT
Mexico’s Demolition Derby Picks Up Speed
Manuel Suárez-Mier Asia Times
Turks Lose Trust in Russia, Warm to U.S.
Ayla Ganioglu Al Monitor


Thursday, July 2
The Troubling Sovietization of China
Dominique Moisi Worldcrunch
Late Soviet America
Harold James Project Syndicate
Hong Kong Is a Colony Again
Timothy Mclaughlin The Atlantic
China Killed Hong Kong Without Firing a Shot
Ron Shine CapX
China’s Own Plans for Xinjiang Show Potential for Genocide
A. Zenz FP
Hair Weaves From Chinese Prison Camps Seized
Martha Mendoza AP
The Trouble With ‘Sayonara’ Foreign Policy
John McLaughlin Ozy
Putin’s Taming of the Elite
Tatyana Stanovaya Moscow Times
How China Looks to Redefine Human Rights in Its Image
Rick Moran PJ Media
Losing Germany
Edward Goldberg RealClearWorld
The ‘Spies and Commandos’ of Afghanistan
George Friedman Geo. Futures
Xi Jinping’s Internal Great Wall
Rep. Mark Green National Interest
Taiwan Needs New Approach on Islands
Yao Chung-yuan Taipei Times
Erdogan Vows a Social Media Crackdown
Diego Cupolo Al Monitor
France Pulls Out of NATO Mediterranean Mission
Rym Momtaz Politico EU


Friday, July 3
Give Hong Kong Refuge From Democracy’s Foes
Simon Jenkins Guardian
The Case for Kissinger
Jacob Heilbrunn National Interest
Emmanuel Macron’s Helpful Defeat
Ronald Tiersky RealClearWorld
Bounties Fit Right Into Putin’s Playbook
Frida Ghitis World Politics Review
War on Terror Survives Rand Paul’s Attempts to End It
Eli Lake Bloomberg
Sterling’s Faded Illusion of Sovereignty
Philip Stephens Financial Times
U.S. Troops: What Poland Wants
Teri Schultz Atlantic Council
The Health Transformation Army
James Meek London Review of Books
Israel Goes After Turkish Projects in Jerusalem
Ahmad Melhem Al Monitor
Three Kinds of Power
Kevin Williamson National Review
Making Sense of Recent India-China Clashes
Harsh Pant & Nikolas Gvosdev FPRI
How to Future-Proof Ourselves Against China
Iain Martin Times of London
A Golden Opportunity for U.S.-India Relations
Tim Roemer RealClearWorld
Defusing Ethiopia’s Latest Crisis
International Crisis Group
Australia Has a Flesh-Eating Bacteria Problem
Brendan Borrell The Atlantic
Monday, July 6
America and China Are Entering the Dark Forest
Niall Ferguson Bloomberg
Don’t Give Up Yet on Democracy in China
Li Fan ChinaFile
China Is a Genocidal Menace
Andrew Sullivan New York Magazine
Hong Kong Navigates Its New Reality
Vivian Wang & Elaine Yu & Tiffany May NYT
Will Merkel Save Europe?
Wolfgang Munchau Financial Times
Welcome to the Post-Leader World
Dona Hathaway & Scott Shapiro Foreign Policy
The Unraveling of the U.S.-South Korean Alliance
Sue Mi Terry Foreign Affairs
Germany’s Unexpected Strengths, Revealed
Jeremy Cliffe New Statesman
Srebrenica 25 Years On
Julian Borger Guardian
How Should U.S. Act in China-Taiwan Showdown?
James Holmes TNI
How Kazakhstan Sees Russia
Marlene Laruelle & Dylan Royce PONARS Eurasia


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