RealClearWorld Week of September 27, 2021 Archives

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Monday, September 27
The Problem Is That China Is Declining
Hal Brands & Michael Beckley Foreign Policy
Only Xi Jinping Knows Why the Michaels Were Released
T. Glavin Ott. Citizen
9 Takeaways From Germany's Election
Florian Eder Politico EU
Europe’s Unlikely Champion
Giovanna De Maio Foreign Affairs
"I Have Eliminated the ‘West’ from My Vocabulary"
C. Heusgen with Der Spiegel
Who's Got Erin O'Toole's Back?
Stephen Maher Maclean's
Xi Jinping May Be World's Fiercest Tiger Parent
Leo Lewis Financial Times
The Necessity of AUKUS
Chris Patten Project Syndicate
Paris Ponders Its Path Forward
Sumantra Maitra National Interest
What We Learned From Russia's Massive Military Drills
M. Kofman Mos. Times
The Reframing of Democracy Promotion in Latin America
M.I. Puerta Riera GA
The First Question for Merkel's Successor
Bethany Wright Worldcrunch
Iraqi Leaders Sign Electoral Code of Conduct
Omar Sattar Al-Monitor


Tuesday, September 28
Will the Next German Chancellor Please Stand Up?
Rainer Zitelmann Nat'l Int.
Germany's (Sort Of) Change Election
Jen Kirby Vox
What Do Germans Want?
Matthew Karnitschnig Politico EU
From the Local to the Global
Lynn Hunt The New York Review of Books
What to Expect When Expecting a Nat. Def. Strategy
T. Spoehr et al WOTR
Diplomacy, Strategic Amnesia Freed the Michaels
Jeremy Kinsman Ottawa Citizen
The Kremlin’s Strange Victory
Fiona Hill Foreign Affairs
Treat Pakistan Like China on Military and Sensitive Exports
M. Rubin Examiner
If Anybody Can Lead Europe After Merkel, It’s Super Mario
A. Kluth Bloomberg
China's Hostage Diplomacy Showed Its Depravity
Kelly McParland National Post
Australia’s Real Leverage in China’s CPTTP Bid
Hugh Piper Lowy Interpreter
Did Australia Need Its Ugly Win in Sub Deal?
Douglas Bulloch 1945


Wednesday, September 29
Germany, Merkel and the Danger of Self-Confidence
George Friedman GPF
Europe Still Lacks a Unifying Vision
Gideon Rachman Financial Times
It's Not the 1970s
Paul Goodman Conservative Home
Britain's Supply Chain Problems
Institute for Government
A France Spurned, an Opportunity Lost
Drake Long 1945
Why China Crushed Its Tech Giants
Lavender Au Wired
Succeeding Xi Jinping
Nan Li War on the Rocks
Venezuela's Endless Crisis
Moisés Naím & Francisco Toro Foreign Affairs
The PLA’s New Generals: Security Implications
Ying-Yu Lin The Diplomat
Georgia's Elections Could Trigger New Instability
Sean Mueller LSE
Japan Readies Itself for an Unpredictable Ballot
Economist
Germany Cautiously Steps Into Post-Merkel Future
Henning Hoff IP Quarterly
Turkey and Russia Zero In on Idlib
David Lepeska The National
Syria to Be Key Topic in Erdogan-Putin Summit
Amberin Zaman Al Monitor


Thursday, September 30
Can Germany Lead Europe?
Judy Dempsey Carnegie Europe
Germany Shows Commitment to Indo-Pacific
Johannes Peters & Justin Burke ASPI
The West Authored Its Own Weakness
Philip Stephens Financial Times
The Merkel Consensus Will Live On
Hans Kundnani Foreign Affairs
Has South Africa Reached a Tipping Point?
Anda Bici The Mail & Guardian
Lebanon Is a Model of Militias Taking Over the State
Michael Young The National
How Will Australia Keep Nuclear Subs Running?
Malcolm Turnbull SMH
The BJP's Patel Conundrum in Gujarat
Sharik Laliwala & Christophe Jaffrelot IE
AUKUS Is Deeper Than Just Submarines
Arzan Tarapore East Asia Forum
How Could US Deter Conflicting Taiwan Strait?
Daniel Russel et al ChinaFile
China and Taiwan CPTPP Bids Catch Japan Off-Guard
Katsuji Nakazawa Nikkei
A Post-Merkel Postmortem
Hans-Werner Sinn Project Syndicate
Recovering From Imperial Delusions
Andrew Bacevich TomDispatch
Big ThinkClock Is Ticking for Tunisia's Saeid
Simon Speakman Cordall FP
Erdogan: Turkey, Russia Looking at Further Defense Steps
Reuters


Friday, October 1
A Reckoning for the China Dream
Shang-Jin Wei et al Project Syndicate
China's Carriers Will Soon Have Stealth Fighters
Caleb Larson 1945
How Tehran Views the Taliban's Rise
Navid Mohebbi & Alireza Nader Wash. Examiner
Making Ukraine a NATO Member in All but Name
Ted Galen Carpenter Am. Cons.
Boring German Elections, Good News for Europe
Smith & Weickgenant Big Think
After the German Elections, a New Ostpolitik?
Andrew Michta 1945
German Election Could Inspire Europe's Center-Left
Martin Kettle Guardian
Turkey's Drones & Proxies Turning Tide of War
Will Smith National Interest
The ‘Ghost Empire’ of the Balkans
William Eichler Newlines
Western Expats Are No Longer Safe in China
Elisabeth Braw AEI
Is Uzbekistan on the Verge of Rejoining the CSTO?
Fozil Mashrab Jamestown
Johnson the Gaullist Puts Action Over Ideas
James Forsyth Times of London
The Unreality of U.S. Policy in Syria | Opinion
Daniel DePetris Newsweek
The Age of America First
Richard Haass Foreign Affairs Magazine
The Final Days of the World’s Oldest Bank
Sonia Sirletti et al Bloomberg
Saturday, October 2
How Xi Jinping lost Australia
Zoya Sheftalovich Politico EU
Is India-Turkey Relationship Headed to Ruin?
Amalendu Misra National Interest
How a Divided U.S. Views Its Armed Forces and Their Role
Carl Cannon RCP
Erdogan Might Be Too Sick to Keep Leading Turkey
Steven Cook Foreign Policy
The CCP’s Culture of Fear
Perry Link The New York Review of Books
Why Biden Was in a Hurry to Exit Afghanistan
Fred Kaplan Slate
Latin America Needs a New Social Contract
J. Castañeda and F. Colburn For. Aff.
Is US-Turkey Alliance at a Breaking Point?
Al-Monitor


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