RealClearWorld Week of March 22, 2021 Archives

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Monday, March 22
U.S. and China Finally Get Real With Each Other
Thomas Wright The Atlantic
Outlook Darkens for Europe's Economy
Martin Arnold Financial Times
The U.S. Shouldn't Label China Threat to World Order
Rachel Esplin Odell RS
Germany's Greens Come for the Car
Laurenz Gehrke et al Politico EU
Era of the Japan-Australia Alliance Is Here
Yoichi Funabashi Japan Times
Running Turkey's Central Bank Is a Perilous Assignment
D. Moss Bloomberg
Tanzania's COVID-Denying President Dies
Nolan Quinn CFR
Tanzania's Second Chance to Confront Magufuli's Legacy
Fergus Kell CH
Student Puritans Play Into the Tories' Hands
Trevor Phillips Times of London
The Union Jack's Meaning Is Tattered and Torn
John Harris Guardian


Tuesday, March 23
Why Russia Is the Problem From Hell
Robert Kaplan National Interest
The Fury of a Superpower in Decline
Graham Fuller Responsible Statecraft
Why Hamas Needs Netanyahu to Win
Muhammad Shehada Haaretz
What Does China's Latest 5-Year Plan Mean for Russia?
Vita Spivak Carn. Mos.
Russia and Ukraine Are Not About to Come to Blows
Ekaterina Zolotova GPF
No Big Ideas in Israel's Election Campaign
Yaakov Katz Jerusalem Post
Will Netanyahu Win Again?
Thomas O Falk Al Jazeera
China's Belt and Road: Implications for the U.S.
J. Hillman & D. Sacks CFR
The UK's Hard Brexit Choices Have Arrived
Chris Patten Project Syndicate
India Romances the West
C. Raja Mohan Foreign Policy
Where Do Boris Johnson's Nuclear Ambitions Lead?
Gavin Esler The National
What Will Biden Do About Lebanon's Freefall?
Michael Rubin 1945


Wednesday, March 24
Russia, China, and the United States: First Shots
George Friedman Geo. Futures
Locked Down Europeans Rebel
Mark Landler & Stephen Castle New York Times
Myanmar's Junta Stumbles
Joshua Kurlantzick World Politics Review
Meet the EU's New Brexit Mediator
Cristina Gallardo & Hans Von Der Burchard Pol. EU
Brazil's Troubles Look Good for China
Roger Boyes Times of London
U.S. Victories Over Huawei May Prove Fleeting
Jake Morris CEPA
How Are Gulf States Allocating COVID-Related Spending?
S. Castelier Al-Mon.
How Officials Perpetuate Bad Foreign Policy
Ted Galen Carpenter The Am. Cons.
Inside Myanmar's 'Spring Revolution'
Poppy McPherson Reuters
Biden's Iran Policy Helps China
Saeed Ghasseminejad FDD
Nord Stream 2 Impasse Threatens Transatlantic Ties
Constanze Stelzenmüller FT


Thursday, March 25
China's Coming Demographic Collapse
Gordon Chang National Interest
Ambiguity Weakens South Korea
Shim Jae-yun Korea Times
What Can Japan Do in a Taiwan-China Clash?
Michael MacArthur Bosack JT
The China Plan: A Transatlantic Blueprint
Hans Binnendijk & Sarah Kirchberger AC
End the Afghanistan War on May 1
Daniel Davis 1945
The Permanent Pandemic
Andreas Kluth Bloomberg
When It Comes to Strategy, People Are Everything
Morgan Plummer WOTR
Aboutness: On Hieronymus Bosch
T.J. Clark London Review of Books
Is Decentralization a Solution for Lebanon?
Michael Young The National
How Cold War Shaped Bangladesh's Liberation War
S. Tazrian Ashrafi Diplomat
What's Ahead for North Korea-Syria Partnership
Samuel Ramani 38 North
A Hard Time for Democracy in Asia
Larry Diamond East Asia Forum
Israel Could Be in for Fifth Election
Mazal Mualem Al Monitor
Boris Johnson Is the Anti-Trump
Rupert Darwall RealClearEnergy
Europe's Digital Fix Is Already Broken
Steven Hill Project Syndicate


Friday, March 26
The Dutch Election's One Clear Winner: Rutte
Frida Ghitis World Politics Review
Europe's Tightrope Diplomacy on China
Philippe Le Corre Carnegie
Time for a Realistic Bargain With North Korea
Eric Brewer & Sue Mi Terry FA
The Journey of Becoming American
Luma Simms with Bush Center
Maybe Washington Should Let Nord Stream 2 Go
Daniel DePetris RealClearWorld
Will Turkey Tank Its Own Economy?
Desmond Lachman National Interest
The Right US Response to Russian Cyberattacks
Paul Kolbe Russia Matters
López-Obrador, in Love With Bad Ideas
Jude Webber & Michael Stott FT
Arab-Israeli Legislator Emerges as Kingmaker
Afif Abu Much Al Monitor
The End of Yemen
Gregory Johnsen Brookings
How EU Can Pursue Better Peace in Yemen
Awfa Alnami EU Observer
The Big, Stuck Boat Is Glorious
Amanda Mull The Atlantic
Will China Weaponize Its Rare Earths Edge?
Kristin Vekasi East Asia Forum
Saturday, March 27
Is the United Kingdom Still a Nation?
Henry Hill Spectator
What Follows Another Israeli Election Stalemate
Economist
Bittersweet Victory for Israel's Gideon Saar
Ben Caspit Al Monitor
Biden's Great North Korea Mistake
Michael Rubin National Interest
Merkel Perfects the Art of the Political Apology
Matthew Karnitschnig Politico EU
In Suez Canal, a Warning About Excessive Globalization
Peter Goodman NYT
Why the International Order Is Tilting to Autocracy
A. Cooley & D. Nexon For. Aff.
Monday, March 29
The Secret Global Data Cell Infiltrating Jihadists
Vincent & Ayad Worldcrunch


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