RealClearWorld Week of November 7, 2022 Archives

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Monday, November 7
The Rewards of Rivalry
Jeff D. Colgan & Nicholas L. Miller Foreign Affairs
What China’s Past Can Tell Us About Xi’s Future
Howard W. French Foreign Policy
Russia's War Crimes Prove Morality Is Objective
Cameron English Big Think
Inflation Forces Attention to Food Insecurity in Africa
Ned Rauch-Mannino FPRI
There Is Only One Way the Ukraine War Can End
Daniel Davis 19FortyFive
Netanyahu Hinted He Might Arm Ukraine. Probably Not.
Clara Keuss Aei
What Should the Future of Zionism Be?
Brian Blum Jpost
What’s Next for Russians Who Fled to Kazakhstan?
Aliya Askar The Diplomat
Russia and North Korea, Partners in Busting Sanctions
Anthony V Rinna EA Forum
Putin Will Think Twice Before Nuking Ukraine
Sorin Adam Matei The National Interest
How Turkey and Ukraine Called Putin's Grain Deal Bluff
Svitlana Morenets Spectator


Tuesday, November 8
Why Putin Prefers War-War to Jaw-Jaw
Lawrence Freedman Comment is Freed
What to Watch Next on Ethiopia’s Peace Deal in Tigray
Atlantic Council
How the Crusades Spawned the First Financial Services Company
T. Brinkhof BT
After Victories, Ukraine Faces Impossible Choice
Benjamin Giltner RealClearWorld
Israel’s Elections Consolidate a Steady Shift to the Far Right
H. Stephens WPR
It’s Woman vs. Woman in Iran’s Protests
Anchal Vohra Foreign Policy
Europe Learns You Can't Separate Trade and Politics
Martin Sandbu Financial Times
Middle Class Statecraft
Brian A. Smith Law & Liberty
Unification Must Be Korea’s Future
David Maxwell 19FortyFive
Don't Panic About Putin
Dan Reiter Foreign Affairs
The Russian Gas Habit Europe Can’t Quit: LNG
Charlie Cooper Politico EU


Wednesday, November 9
Ireland Is Europe’s Weakest Link
Eoin Drea Foreign Policy
Putin’s Stalin Phase
Andrei Kolesnikov Foreign Affairs
The U.S. Military Declines While China Grows More Powerful
M. Eaglen 1945
Do U.S. Sanctions on Venezuela Work?
Diana Roy Council on Foreign Relations
Europeans Must Prepare for the Post-Biden Era
Judy Dempsey Carnegie Europe
Now Is Not the Time to Negotiate with Putin
E. Edelman and D. Kramer The Bulwark
Why Dictators are Afraid of Girls
Kathleen McInnis et al War on the Rocks
History Repeats Itself in Russia-Ukraine War
Yoichi Funabashi Japan Times
Breaking China's Near-Monopoly on Rare Earths
David Uren ASPI Strategist
Hun Sen Juggles Global, Regional Politics
Kavi Chongkittavorn Bangkok Post
Can Germany Reduce China Dependency?
Duncan Bartlett The China Project


Thursday, November 10
Russia's Kherson Defeat: The End of Putin's Regime?
Alexander Motyl 19FortyFive
Why Japan Is Gearing Up for Possible War With China
Hal Brands Bloomberg
Why Russia will Be Sweating Over Its Kherson Withdrawal
Mark Galeotti Spectator
Now Is Not the Time to Negotiate with Putin
E. Edelman and D. Kramer The Bulwark
From One China to Greater China
P.R. Shankar Taipei Times
Russia’s Position in Central Asia Keeps Slipping
Stephen Blank Jamestown
Welcome to the New Age of Nukes
Richard Fontaine Foreign Policy
The Return of Red China
Kevin Rudd Foreign Affairs
Everything Depends on Xi Jinping
Minxin Pei Project Syndicate
Ukraine's Lessons for European Defense
Hanna Shelest ECFR


Friday, November 11
The Ukraine War Is Not World War III
Robert Kelly 19FortyFive
Africa’s Past Is Not Its Future
Mo Ibrahim Foreign Affairs
Putin’s Philosophers: Reading Vasily Grossman in the Kremlin
B. Eastwood FPRI
A Century Into Ataturk's Republic, Turks Chart Unknown Path
D. Lepeska National
How Brazil Bolsonaro-Proofed Its Election
Frida Ghitis World Politics Review
The Return of Cartography
Nicholas Danforth War on the Rocks
Colombia’s President Legitimizes Venezuela Dictatorship
A. Oppenheimer Herald
Finland and NATO Membership
Henri Vanhanen E-International Relations
The Sound and the Fury of Iran's Protest Movement
Ali Hashem New Lines Magazine
The World Cup Is Tarnished. Should Fans Enjoy It Anyway?
The Economist
Erdogan's Nationalist Ally Backs Talks With Pro-Kurdish Party
A. Wilks Al-Monitor


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