RealClearWorld Week of May 8, 2023 Archives

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Monday, May 8
Ukraine's Turn for an Offensive
Lawrence Freedman Financial Times
The War-Weary West
Nina Jankowicz & Tom Southern Foreign Affairs
Turkey’s New Voters Rally Around Opposition
Nazlan Ertan Al-Monitor
The Erdogan Era Might Be About to End
Sibel Oktay Responsible Statecraft
Mao’s Legacy Is a Dangerous Topic in China
Tania Branigan Foreign Policy
A Federation for Southern Africa?
Martin Van Staden Isonomia Quarterly
China’s Missing Million
Aaron Sarin Persuasion
America Faces a Rare Earth Element Crisis
Richard Li The National Interest
Long Live the Kings and Queens
Tom Ginsburg Project Syndicate
Preparing Canada for a New Generation of Security Challenges
J. Mageau WOTR
Why Nobody Wants to Give Peace a Chance in Ukraine
Peter Harris 19FortyFive
Is Laos a Criminal State?
Kearrin Sims The Diplomat


Tuesday, May 9
Our New Carolingian Age
Madoc Cairns New Statesman
Orders of Disorder for Iraq
Garrett Graff Foreign Affairs
Monarchy Helps UK Avoid Difficult Constitutional Decisions
Bronwen Maddox CH
How Xi Plans to Narrow the Military Gap
Economist
The Return of the King
Sumantra Maitra The American Conservative
Prigozhin's High Stakes Play May Be Working
Ellie Cook Newsweek
What New Korea-U.S. Tech Dialogue Must Address
Pulse News
U.S. Skeptical Syria's Assad Will Make Concessions
Elizabeth Hagedorn Al-Monitor
Poland Makes Its Case for European Leadership
Daniel Fried & Aaron Korewa AC
Reality of War Rains on Russia's Victory Day Parade
Politico EU
Turkey’s 2023 Elections: The Day After
Henri J. Barkey The National Interest
Is Georgia’s Ruling Party Really Pro-Russian?
Alexander Atasuntsev Moscow Times


Wednesday, May 10
The New Washington Consensus
Franklin Foer The Atlantic
China Hones Its Global South Diplomacy
Joseph Rozen Global Times
Why a U.S.-Led Asian NATO Is No Longer So Far-Fetched
Kai He SCMP
Former Pakistan PM Khan Arrested, Stirring Violence
Shahzad & Peshimam Reuters
The Russian Mystery
George Friedman Geopolitical Futures
Turkey’s Challenger Pledges Closer Ties to NATO & EU
J. Malsin & E. Kivilcim WSJ
It’s Beginning To Feel Like 1997 Again in the UK
Fergus Butler-Gallie NewStatesman
Making the South Korea-Japan Rapprochement Last
Robert Kelly 19FortyFive
Despite Détente, Middle Eastern Rivalries Alive and Kicking
James Dorsey RS
Sudan Conflict: Peace Prospects Dwindle
Dr. Mohamed ELDoh Geopolitical Monitor
Hamas, Islamic Jihad Vow Response to Israel’s Strikes
Adam Lucente Al-Monitor
French Journalist Killed in Russian Strike in Ukraine
Luke Harding The Guardian


Thursday, May 11
Zelenskyy: Ukraine Counteroffensive Needs More Time
S. Blann & J. Lawless AP
Beyond Ukraine’s Offensive
Michael Kofman & Rob Lee Foreign Affairs
What a Ukraine Win, Lose or Draw Means for China
Kuhrt & Kaczmarski Asia Times
Iran Increases Trade With BRICS
Jack Dutton Al-Monitor
Iranian Dissident Put Under Police Protection in UK
Patrick Wintour The Guardian
Kilicdaroglu Wants To Be the Anti-Erdogan to the West
Connor Echols RS
Why the EU Loves Erdoğan
Suzanne Lynch Politico EU
Bridging the Divide Between Secular and Religious Israelis
David Goldman Tablet
The End of Title 42 Could Mean Immigration ‘Chaos’
Mathis & Klawans The Week
Is Wagner Pivoting Back to Africa?
Colin Clarke et al. Foreign Affairs
Unspoken Assumptions
Francis Gavin War on the Rocks
High North, High Tension: The End of Arctic Illusions
Minna Ålander FPRI


Friday, May 12
Kissinger at 100: A Legacy With Lessons for Us All
Ahmed Charai TNI
Why Putin Needs Wagner
Andrei Soldatov & Irina Borogan Foreign Affairs
Ukraine’s Offensive: Why It Won’t Beat Putin
Daniel Davis 19FortyFive
Khan’s Arrest Has Exploded Pakistan’s Reservoir of Rage
Zarrar Khuhro Al Jazeera
Biden’s Counterproductive IOM Fight
Brett Schaefer & Danielle Pletka RealClearWorld
The Battle of the Turkish Centuries
Hugh Pope Politico EU
Is Chinese Power About to Peak?
Economist
UAE-China Nuclear Deals Signal Evolving Relationship
Salim Essaid Al-Monitor
Saudi Arabia Is Extremely Popular in the Middle East
Steven Cook Foreign Policy
The G7 Summit Is a Test of Japan’s Peace-Brokering Power
Chad De Guzman Time
Title 42 Has Expired. Here’s What Happens Next
Dakin Andone & Priscilla Alvarez CNN
The Baltic Love of Freedom
Thomas Albert Howard Law & Liberty


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