RealClearWorld Week of March 1, 2021 Archives

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Monday, March 1
Massacre in the Mountains
Barbara Arvanitidis CNN
Biden Lets a Saudi Murderer Walk
Nicholas Kristof New York Times
Biden Fails to Make MBS a Pariah
Bobby Ghosh Bloomberg
Japan's Fredo Corleone Moment Is Not Very Cinematic
William Pesek Nikkei
Italy and Defense Under Draghi
Karolina Muti & Arturo Varvelli ECFR
Latin America Caught Up in U.S.-China Tech War
Oliver Stuenkel Foreign Policy
The Way Out of Somalia's Political Impasse
Afyare Abdi Elmi Al Jazeera
Russia Refuses to Face Up to Its Imperial Past
Edward Lucas Times of London
ISIS, Al-Qaeda's Sub-Saharan Affiliates Poised for Growth
Clarke & Zenn D1
What's Behind the Crisis in Georgia?
Doug Klain & Shelby Magid Atlantic Council
Two Russian Families and a Century of Terror
Masha Gessen New Yorker
Imperatives for Next Secretary of the Navy
Bryan Durkee & Chris Bassler WOTR


Tuesday, March 2
Four Flashpoints in the U.S.-China Cold War
Hal Brands Bloomberg
Last Exit From Afghanistan
Dexter Filkins New Yorker
The Massacres in Tigray
Michael Brendan Dougherty National Review
Return to the JCPOA Will Be Even Harder Than Many Think
S. Rademaker RCW
What Defines the American Identity
Niall Ferguson with Bush Center
Inside the Attack That Almost Sparked War With Iran
David Martin CBS News
Syria Strike Sparks New Debate Over War Powers
Robbie Gramer & Jack Detsch FP
What Civilization Owes to War
Dov Zakheim National Interest
Mars Is a Hellhole
Shannon Stirone The Atlantic
How Japan Can Send a Strong Message to Hun Sen
Sam Rainsy The Diplomat
Biden's Brutal Choice on Afghanistan
Fred Kaplan Slate
A Realist Reset for U.S.-Saudi Relations
Richard Haass Project Syndicate
Sarkozy Conviction Rocks French Conservatives
Marion Solletty Politico EU


Wednesday, March 3
Draghi and Macron: Europe's New Power Couple?
Ben Hall Financial Times
The SPD's Insecurity Policy
Henning Hoff Internationale Politik Quarterly
China and the U.S. Tussle Over Southeast Asia
Economist
The U.S. and China: Avoiding Fear
Joseph Nye Project Syndicate
UK Moves Endanger Australia's Asia-Pacific Strategy
John Ravenhill EA Forum
Containing Putin's Russia
Alexei Bayer Kyiv Post
Why U.S. Institutions Still Inspire Latin America
R. Berg & H. Montealegre RCWorld
Return to JCPOA Will Be Even Harder Than Many Think
S. Rademaker RCW
Africa's Democratic Progress Is Significant
Nick Westcott Royal African Society
Why Mercenary Armies Are Running Amok
Candace Rondeaux World Politics Review
How Will U.S.-India Ties Impact Pakistan?
Javid Husain Dawn
Prominent Islamic State Leaders Killed in Iraq
Shelly Kittleson Al Monitor


Thursday, March 4
COVID Keeps Covering for Bad Government
Max Hastings Times of London
The Suwalki Corridor: NATO's Achilles Heel
Brauss Hodges & Lindley-French CEPA
Joe Biden, Middle East Realist
Nicholas Grossman Arc
Ditch the Afghanistan Experts
Daniel Davis RealClearWorld
A Potent Reminder of Rouhani's Reformist Failure
Kourosh Ziabari Asia Times
Energy Is the Spark That Has Blown Up AMLO's Plans
Pamela Starr Fin. Times
Navalny and His Potential Supporters
Stepan Goncharov Riddle
Why U.S. Institutions Still Inspire in Latin America
R. Berg & H. Montealegre RCW
Germany as Flashpoint in the U.S.-China Cold War
Hal Brands Bloomberg
Nigeria's Internal Security Problem
Nkasi Wodu Council on Foreign Relations
German Liberals Rise From the Dead Again
Laurenz Gehrke Politico EU
The US, Iran and Bargaining Positions
George Friedman Geopolitical Futures


Friday, March 5
Biden's National Security Idealism Is a Problem
Robert Moore 1945
Colossus Constrained
Charles Kupchan Foreign Affairs
Oh God, Not Another Long Telegram About China
Tanner Greer Foreign Policy
Has China’s Economy Hit a Speed Bump?
Stratfor Worldview
Georgia Shouldn't Fear New Caucasus Transit Routes
Luke Coffey MEI
Political Intrigue Could Slow Scottish Indy Drive
Gavin Esler The National
A New Era in U.S.-Russia Nuclear Arms Control?
Council on Foreign Relations
Why Taiwan Matters
Harry Eyres New Statesman
There Is No Justification for Supporting the IRA
Douglas Murray Spectator
UK, US Can Reshape Transatlantic Cooperation
L. Vinjamuri & H. Kundnani CH
Easing the Plight of Ethnic Armenians in Nagorno-Karabakh
S. Pechdimaldji WT
The ISIS War Crimes Iraqi Turkmen Won't Talk About
Hollie McKay Newlines
Implementing Decision-Centric Warfare
B. Clark D. Patt & T. Walton Hudson Institute
Creating Unity in a Diverse Society
Yuval Levin with Bush Center
North Korea Sanctions: We Don't Have the Cards
Joseph DeThomas 38 North
An Economic Showdown Brews in the Gulf
Varsha Koduvayur RealClearWorld
Indo-US Partnership Key to Checking China
A. Slater & J. Ghadyali Indian Express
El Salvador's Election Complicates Biden's Immigration Plan
Frida Ghitis WPR
Saturday, March 6
The British Army Is Shrinking
Peter Suciu 1945
An Economic Showdown Brews in the Gulf
Varsha Koduvayur RealClearWorld
British Prime Minister Is a Broken Job
Mark Garnett Foreign Policy
Shrinking British Army Would Be a Huge Strategic Mistake
F. Fitzjames CapX
Scotland's Leader Fights for Her Political Future
Mure Dickie Financial Times
Dissidents Aren't Saints
Natalia Antonova Foreign Policy
Does Biden's Foreign Policy Need a Dash of Trump?
Nahal Toosi Politico
The Coming Battle Over Rare Earths
Candace Rondeaux World Politics Review
Monday, March 8
Guam: The Foundation of Any Military Strategy on China
James Holmes 1945
Biden's China Challenge
Christopher Smart Project Syndicate
Europe's Navies Have Deterrent Power Against China
Hiroyuki Akita Nikkei
What China Really Wants
Manyin Li National Review
Close Armenia's Nuclear Power Plant
Brenda Shaffer FDD
Grappling With the Nuclear Fallout From Algerian War
Austin Cooper The Bulletin
Can Japan Learn to Innovate Again?
Leo Lewis Financial Times
Rewarding Failure at the Pentagon
William Astore TomDispatch
Foreign Policy for Pragmatists
Gideon Rose Foreign Affairs
Including Iran in EEU Could Upend Former Soviet Space
Paul Goble Jamestown
How Russia Is Responding to Biden's Syria Strike
Anna Borshchevskaya Wash. Ins.


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