RealClearWorld Week of October 25, 2021 Archives

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Monday, October 25
Russian-Chinese Crisis Alliance in the Balkans
Julia Petrovskaya Riddle
The Dutch Slope From Drug Tolerance to Drug Terror
J. Dahlkamp et al Spiegel
U.S. Turning Asia Into a Powder Keg
Van Jackson Foreign Affairs
Why South Korea’s Liberals Are Defense Hawks
S. Nathan Park Foreign Policy
A Barometer of the U.S.-China Arms Rivalry
Jeremy Cliffe New Statesman
The Man Taking on Viktor Orbán
Thomas Lorman Spectator
Biden Can't Spend Way Out of Supply Chain Crisis
Lincicome & Blumsack 1945
U.S.-China: Tiers of Cohabitation
Ali Wyne Lowy Interpreter
China Tightening Up
Xibai Xu et al ChinaFile
Chinese Views of the Changing Nuclear Balance
Brian Radzinsky WOTR
Three Places That Dream of Becoming Africa’s Singapore
The Economist
Eastern Sudan Crisis Threatens Stability in Khartoum
Baher al-Kady Al Monitor
Israel-Russia Relations Continue Smoothly After Netanyahu
Jerusalem Post
Why the Spike in China's Incursions?
Corey Lee Bell ASPI Strategist


Tuesday, October 26
China’s Loss Can Be the Rest of Asia’s Gain
Keun Lee The Japan Times
New Opportunities in India-Israel Ties
Alvite Ningthoujam The Diplomat
China’s Resource Grab Creates Opening for U.S.
J. McGillis & A. Kim RCWorld
Taiwan Is Not About China
Peter Van Buren The American Conservative
A Plan B for Iran
Michael Singh Foreign Affairs
U.S.-Colombia Relations, 1903-2021
Council on Foreign Relations
West Must Act to Stop Iran's Nuclear Program
Tzvi Kahn National Newswatch
Russia's 30-Year Vision Realized With Nord Stream II
Julian Lee Bloomberg
Time for the EU to Embrace Taiwan
Zsuzsa Anna Ferenczy CEPA
Hybrid Terrorism Has Come to Indian-Administered Kashmir
A. Misra TNI
Why Northern Ireland Matters for Europe
Judy Dempsey Carnegie Europe
The Man Who Crossed the Seas: Lindbergh's 1927-28 Tour
Jay Raman FSJ
Absent Xi Reveals His Own Weakness
William Hague Times of London
When Will Europe See Russia and China As True Threats?
A. Michta 1945


Wednesday, October 27
How 3 Dictators Hijacked Heritage
Olivia Snaije Newlines
Taiwan's Diplomacy 50 Years After UN Expulsion
Thomas Shattuck FPRI
Understanding Erdogan's Diplomatic Backpedaling
Deutsche Welle
Is Sudan's Burhan Copying Sisi's Brutal Playbook?
Willow Berridge ME Eye
China and Mideast Leverage: Hiding in Plain Sight
David Pollock Wash. Institute
The EU's Impotent Rage at Russia's Gas Games
America Hernandez Politico EU
Russian Army Wants to Ensure it Can Fight NATO
Stavros Atlamazoglou 1945
Biden's Empty Suit Foreign Policy
Peter Morici Washington Times
Israel Rattles Its Saber at Iran
Economist
No More Transatlantic Love Fest
Daniel Baer Foreign Policy
U.S. Can't Be Absent in the Caucasus
Stephen Blank National Interest
Balkan Tinderbox
Stavros Tzimas Ekathimerini
Is Erdogan Really Going to Expel Western Diplomats?
D. Lepeska The National
AUKUS Is Awkward, but Not Abnormal
Dina Smeltz et al War on the Rocks
Should You Buy a Home in the US?
Robert Shiller Project Syndicate


Thursday, October 28
India Is Not Sitting on the Geopolitical Fence
Tanvi Madan War on the Rocks
Yes, China Could Invade Taiwan
J. William Middendorf II 1945
Chechnya's Memory Wars
Harold Chambers Riddle
Putin Touts Russia’s ‘Healthy Conservatism’
Angela Stent Russia Matters
Russian Political Prisoners Soar
AFP
Saving Myanmar?
Martin Duffy e-International Relations
The Two Countercultures
Matthew Continetti Washington Free Beacon
Britain and Australia Need to Be Treaty Allies
Ben Judah Lowy Interpreter
ASEAN Must Keep Junta Chief Ban
Marzuki Darusman Bangkok Post
Australia Still Caught Up in Biden's China Blame Game
James Curran EAForum
Australia Can Count on Vietnam to Support AUKUS
Hai Hong Nguyen Strategist
Learning From Japanese Consensus
Yao Chung-yuan Taipei Times


Friday, October 29
If China Attacks Taiwan, What Will Europe Do?
Joris Teer & Tim Sweijs Diplomat
China, 5G and NATO Security
Julia Pallanch & Amy Yanan Zhang GMF
AUKUS Can Jumpstart a Better Transatlantic Alliance
Pierre Morcos TNI
Is Europe’s Energy Crisis Self-Inflicted?
Judy Dempsey et al Carnegie Europe
The Fight for Taiwan Could Come Soon
Elbridge Colby Wall Street Journal
Sudan's Problems Run Deeper Than Democracy
Bradley Devlin Am. Conservative
The Hoax in the ISIS Flag
Ahmed El Shamsy Newlines
China Should Learn From Japan's 1990s Collapse
Robin Harding Financial Times
Why Tajikistan Is Taking a Stand Against the Taliban
T. Umarov Moscow Times
Don’t Assume US Will Fight Russia, China, One at a Time
B. Bowman et al D1
Needle Points
Norman Doidge Tablet Magazine
Sudan Coup Could Be a Boon for Moscow
Kirill Semenov Al Monitor
G-20 Leaders and Why a Climate Deal Is Hard
Flavia Krause-Jackson Bloomberg
The New Challenges in Aid to Afghanistan
Anthony Cordesman Csis
Best Geopolitical Thrillers to Watch
Stephen Arnell Spectator
Gazprom ready to Pounce on Moldova
Vladimir Socor Jamestown
Saturday, October 30
China-U.S., the Inevitable Rivalry
John Mearsheimer Foreign Affairs
Artisanship Withers on the Vine in Lebanon
Lea Saad & David Wood Newlines
Algeria and France, the Tortured Couple
Lahouari Addi The National
Is Russia Starting to Sour on China?
Yuan Jiang The Diplomat
The Latin American Element in China’s CPTPP Bid
Juan Palacios EA Forum
Japan at Crossroads in Shaping Pacific Rim Order
Ken Endo Kyodo
Australia's Sharpest Minds Needed for Submarine Plan
B. Nicholson ASPI
Memory in the Age of Impunity
Peter Pomerantsev Coda Story
A Ready Navy Isn't Good Enough in a War With China
Brent Sadler Heritage
Monday, November 1
Japan's Ruling Party Wins Another Election
Economist


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