RealClearWorld Week of May 27, 2024 Archives

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Monday, May 27
Remembering Memorial Day: We Must Avoid WWIII
Graham Allison National Interest
The Principle of No Victory for Israel During the War
Yisrael Medad Jerusalem Post
What Trump’s Return Might Mean for Global Order
Hal Brands Foreign Affairs
Remembering a Death in Battle
John Waters RealClearDefense
America Is Still Worth Fighting For
Amelia Koehn The Federalist
Putin’s Ukraine Gamble
Ian Bremmer GZero Media
Ukraine Is on the Ropes, but It Can Still Recover
Timothy Garton Ash The Guardian
Multipolar Mirage: China’s Pivot to Europe
John Van Oudenaren China Brief
When It Comes To Manufacturing, It’s Us or Them
Terry Schilling TAC
Rule of the Gods: Cut Energy, Cut Prosperity
Ralph Schoellhammer Brussels Signal
The Folly of Britain’s Return to the Indian Ocean
Dennis Hardy Geopolitical Monitor
Germany’s Authoritarian Turn
Thomas Fazi UnHerd
Who Is Mexico’s Front Runner?
Mary Beth Sheridan & Lorena Ríos Washington Post
Could Mexico’s Election Spring a Surprise?
Mary Anastasia O'Grady Wall Street Journal
If You Think Biden Has Troubles, Just Look at Trudeau
Kyle Duggan Politico


Tuesday, May 28
Why the Gaza War Is Tearing the West Apart
Hugh Breakey Asia Times
The Lost War in Gaza Is Not the End of Israel
Mark Lavie Jerusalem Post
China-Proofing Asia
Mohammed Soliman Substack
Is the Quad Becoming a Potemkin Alliance?
Brahma Chellaney Project Syndicate
China Is Back in Africa and Doubling Down on Minerals
Savage & Miriri Reuters
Will Gen Z Change America’s Foreign Policy Towards Israel?
James Durso RS
One of Biden’s Most Important Swing State: Saudi Arabia
Tom O'Connor Newsweek
Putin’s Peace Plan
George Friedman Geopolitical Futures
What Ukraine Hawks Miss About the War
Dominick Sansone The American Conservative
The Fabled Franco-German Engine Is Sputtering
Nicholas Vinocur Politico EU
After the UK Election, Everything Is Unknown
Richard Vinen UnHerd
The EU’s Empire of Censorship
Norman Lewis Spiked
What if Iran Already Has the Bomb?
Arash Azizi The Atlantic
Eurasia: Between Russia and Turkey
Johan Engvall The National Interest
A Reset for America and Mexico?
Shannon K. O'Neil Foreign Affairs


Wednesday, May 29
China, Russia, Iran and North Korea Align Against America
Paul Saunders TNI
The U.S. Unmatched in Military, No Strategy
Ralph Schoellhammer Brussels Signal
Today’s Generals and Admirals, Children of a Lesser God
Gary Anderson RCD
Israel Is Stuck in Gaza's Mud
Daniel DePetris Newsweek
Hamas Can Be Defeated
Udi Dekel Jerusalem Post
China’s ‘Soft Power’ Expands in Mideast
Bloomberg
China’s Quixotic Quest To Innovate
George Magnus Foreign Affairs
The 1941 Fall of Crete and Its Lessons for Taiwan
Iskander Rehman War on the Rocks
Bullets Before Ballots: Mexican Candidates Killed
Patrick J. McDonnell LA Times
ANC at a Crossroads as South Africa Votes
Steve Bloomfield The Guardian
South Africa’s Young Radicals Are Turning on Mandela
Wessie du Toit UnHerd
Interrogating Javier Milei
Juan David Rojas The American Conservative
Keir Starmer’s Choice
Dan Hitchens Compact
‘Fortress Poland’ Plan for Eastern Border
Krzysztof Mularczyk Brussels Signal
Is the EU Already in a Trade War With China?
Koen Verhelst et al. Politico EU


Thursday, May 30
Young People Are Voting Far Right Too
Hanne Cokelaere Politico EU
Why Europe’s Young Are Increasingly Anti-Immigration
William Nattrass UnHerd
Israel’s Great Strategic Failure
Michael Makovsky Tablet
An Anglo-French Deterrent for European NATO
Jan Kallberg CEPA
What Drove Russia’s Invader Turn?
Christopher Mott Responsible Statecraft
Britain Leading Fight Against Axis of Authoritarians
Taras Kuzio Geopolitical Monitor
The 4 Great Myths of Donald Trump’s Foreign Policy
Alexander Gray TNI
Forgotten Wars: The Nagorno-Karabakh Crisis
Matteo Balzarini Zane RealClearWorld
Why No One Wins Wars Anymore
Gabriel Elefteriu Brussels Signal
The Innovation Imperative for America
David Goldman Law & Liberty
U.S. Is Buying Chinese Goods and Supporting Genocide
Gordon Chang Newsweek
Why Trying To ‘Defeat’ the CPP Could Backfire
Santoro & Glosserman National Interest
The Tragedy of Mexico’s Election
Alex González Ormerod Time
Sunak’s Gamble Leaves Tories on the Edge of Defeat
Ian Bremmer GZero Media
Labour and the Tories Are Wedded to a Failed Status Quo
Phil Mullan Spiked


Friday, May 31
Debating Washington’s China Policy and Its Endgame
Foreign Affairs
Saudi Arabia Is the Key to Ceasefire in Gaza
Eugene Chausovsky The National Interest
Putin Is Hamstringing Russia's Power Vertical
Andrey Pertsev Carnegie
Taiwan-China: A Timeline of Tensions in 2024
Micah McCartney Newsweek
China Is Eating the United States’ Diplomatic Lunch
James Carden TAC
What the U.S. And Its Allies Can Do Right Now
Noah Smith Substack
Is Von der Leyen Dead Man Walking?
Justin Stares Brussels Signal
Polish Workers Are Fighting the EU’s Green Tyranny
Rafał Woś Spiked
Russia’s Shadow War Against the West Gains Momentum
Daniel Kochis 19FortyFive
The Dangerous Retreat Into Protectionism
Carl Bildt ASPI Strategist
The 500 Jews at Columbia University
Natan Sharansky Tablet
Starmer Is Already Losing Control
Michael Crick UnHerd
Can China, Japan, and South Korea Just Get Along?
James Park RS
Why Is the North Korea Problem So Hard To Solve?
Corrado & Minyoung Lee WOTR
New Cold War Proxy Conflict Brewing in Myanmar
Bertil Lintner Asia Times
Saturday, June 1
It’s Not the 1930s, but It’s Starting To Rhyme
Robert Manning The Hill
A Multipolar World Spells Doom for the West
Nile Gardiner The Telegraph
A Dollar for Democracy
Axel de Vernou American Purpose
No Breakthrough, No Breakdown at Shangri-La
Richard Javad Heydarian Asia Times
How the World Can Deal with Trump
Malcolm Turnbull Foreign Affairs
The Knockout Move Against Hamas and the Bad News
Amit Yagor Jerusalem Post
Italy’s Meloni Sours on Israel’s Netanyahu
Rina Bassist Al-Monitor
You Can’t Turn Back the Clock on Genocide
Joshua Frank TomDispatch
Hamas, Communism, and the End of America
Ayaan Hirsi Ali Substack
Washington’s Ill-Fated Mideast Ambitions
Steven Cook Council on Foreign Relations
The Fall of Mexico’s PRI Party, a Once-Dominant Force
Jared Olson Al-Jazeera
Mexico's Democratic Backsliding Under AMLO
Ryan Berg and Leonardo Moraveg CSIS
Will Mexico’s Next President End the Reign of Violent Cartels?
Elvia Diaz USAT
Myanmar’s Geopolitical Significance
Rezwan & Romaniuk Terrorism Monitor
South Africa Takes an Uncertain Step Forward
Dan Perry Newsweek


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