RealClearWorld Week of July 17, 2023 Archives

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Monday, July 17
The Great Revival of American Empire
Andrew Bacevich Responsible Statecraft
Russia Blames Kyiv for Deadly Drone Attack on Crimea Bridge
The Moscow Times
Russia’s Army Is in Disarray but Will Keep Fighting
Soldatov & Borogan CEPA
Xi Jinping’s Russian Albatross
Kent Harrington Project Syndicate
Trump Trade War Mastermind Is Back With a Dangerous New Plan
Bob Davis FP
Why America Needs Trump’s China Tariffs
Ben Solis AMAC
Xi Jinping’s Vision for the Middle East
Yair Albeck Hudson Institute
U.S., West Turn Up Heat on Iran Over Ukraine
Andrew Parasiliti Al-Monitor
The Multialigned Middle East
Jennifer Kavanagh and Frederic Wehrey Foreign Affairs
End U.S. Aid to Israel
Jacob Siegel and Liel Leibovitz Tablet
Turkey’s Erdogan Upstages Biden’s NATO Summit
Daniel Berman AMAC
Snap Elections Complicate EU Fiscal Reform
Paola Tamma Politico EU
The Woman Who Goes To Dangerous Places
John Waters RealClearDefense


Tuesday, July 18
NATO's Evolution and Hints of a New Cold War
Hasim Turker Geopolitical Monitor
Arming Taiwan an Unacceptable Provocation
John Walsh Asia Times
In Chinese Media, the U.S. Is Invariably the Villain
Brad Glosserman Japan Times
The Global Trade Recession May Have Already Started
David Lubin Chatham House
The Rise of the European Right
Dieter Stein The American Conservative
A Peek Inside a Russian ‘Troll Factory’
Alexander Motyl The Hill
Why Is 'Frontline' Circulating Russia '16 Conspiracy Theories?
John Tamny RCM
China Has a Clear Middle East Strategy. Does America?
Harley Lippman TNI
The U.S. Keeps Bolstering Middle East Military
Seth Frantzman Jerusalem Post
The GOP’s Wilsonian Mexico Policy
Ivan Eland The National Interest
Mexico’s Democratic Decline Is a Threat to U.S.
Daniel Batlle Dallas Morning News
Ominous Signs in Thailand
Joshua Kurlantzick Council on Foreign Relations


Wednesday, July 19
China’s Foreign Policy Counter To U.S.-Led Containment
Jingdong Yuan Asia Times
U.S., Japan, and Australia Can Aid Taiwan Without War
Hal Brands Bloomberg
China Is Preparing for War While the West Looks Away
Edward Luttwak UnHerd
Failure to Protect Crimean Bridge No Longer Shocks Russians
Pyotr Kozlov TMT
The American Detainee in North Korea
Ellen Kim and Andy Lim CSIS
State Department’s a Mess — Just Like Its Afghanistan Report
Gordon Adams RS
A Simple Solution to Reform U.S. Aid
Roy Mathews RealClearWorld
The Return of EU Enlargement
Carl Bildt Project Syndicate
The Incredible Shrinking Summit
Camille Gijs and Barbara Moens Politico EU
Biden’s Invitation to Netanyahu Is Not an Israeli Achievement
Ben Caspit A-M
Jimmy Carter Owes the Iranian People an Apology
Lisa Daftari Newsweek
Saudi Arabia’s Investments Raise Questions of ‘Sportswashing’
Noah Berman CFR
Why Is Everyone Rushing to the Moon?
Rafi Schwartz The Week


Thursday, July 20
Ukraine and the Problems of Expanding NATO
Walter Landgraf FPRI
Why Ukraine’s Counter-Offensive Is Failing
Daniel Davis Responsible Statecraft
The Unintended Consequence of Putin’s War in Ukraine
Leon Aron Boston Globe
Dollar Angst Boils up at Worst Moment for Markets
William Pesek Asia Times
Xi Jinping’s Policies Could Lead China to Economic Implosion
Elaine Dezenski TNI
Uzbekistan Advances in Its Political Development
James Durso RealClearWorld
Erdogan on the Rise After NATO Summit
Luke Coffey Arab News
The True Meaning of Ataturk’s Legacy
Stephan Pechdimaldji Newsweek
Iran Is Breaking Out of Its Box
Jamsheed Choksy & Carol Choksy Foreign Affairs
Herzog Downplays Fissures in U.S.-Israel Relationship
Hagedorn Al-Monitor
Russia’s Weapon of Mass Starvation
Shelest Korbut Dankevych and Dubovyk CEPA
America Requires a Real Foreign Policy Debate
Doug Bandow American Conservative
We Should Take China’s Biotech Seriously
Brandon Weichert Law & Liberty


Friday, July 21
Should America Reflag Ships Heading to Ukraine?
Michael Rubin 19FortyFive
Russia’s Trade With China Creates Infrastructure Headaches
The Moscow Times
For Whom Spain Polls
Gordon Brown Project Syndicate
Germany’s New Conservative Party Surging in Popularity
Jonathan Draeger RCW
China’s Weak Recovery Could Affect the Whole World
Kent Matthews Globely News
China To Boost Consumption, Private Investments
Jeff Pao Asia Times
Herzog Tries To Save the U.S.-Israel Relations
Lahav Harkov Jerusalem Post
China’s Diplomatic Coup in the Middle East
François Godement The Diplomat
Wagner’s Footprint and Russian Interests in Africa
Vanda Felbab-Brown Brookings
Some Want Nigeria Blacklisted Over ‘Slow-Motion Genocide’
Susan Crabtree RCP
Central America’s Turbulent Northern Triangle
Diana Roy and Amelia Cheatham CFR
Pita Touches the 'Third Rail' of Thai Politics
Mark Cogan Geopolitical Monitor
The Beginning of the UK-U.S. Special Relationship
Justin Olmstead Law & Liberty
Saturday, July 22
Spanish Elections Pose Huge Test for Resurgent Right in Europe
Ben Solis AMAC
Britain Is Europe’s Liberal Outcast
Aris Roussinos UnHerd
Tories Are Not as Unpopular as the Green Agenda
Fraser Myers Spiked
A Different Type of Right-Wing Populism in Europe
Christian Edwards CNN
Putin Tightens Grip on Africa After Killing Grain Deal
Susannah Savage Politico EU
The West Should Keep Calm and Carry On in Ukraine
Khvostova & Kryvosheiev ECFR
Ukraine Could Win but Still Become a Failed State
Austin Wu The Hill
Fateful Demise of the Taiwan-China ’92 Consensus
Denny Roy Asia Times
China’s Influence Is Rising in Afghanistan
Adela Raz The Messenger
Why You Should Care About the Afghanistan War Commission
Andrew Baker TNI
China a Growing Port of Call for African Naval Expansion
Johannes Fischbach IISS
Benin Becomes Bulwark Against Terrorism
Jacob Zenn Terrorism Monitor
Diasporic Dividend: India’s Secret Weapon
Gokul Ganesh Geopolitical Monitor
The Thai Establishment Plays With Fire
Joshua Kurlantzick and Abigail McGowan CFR
Export Controls — Forging a Transatlantic Tech Shield
Matthew Eitel CEPA


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