RealClearWorld Week of July 1, 2024 Archives

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Monday, July 1
The Fool’s-Based International Order
Spengler Asia Times
Axis of Resistance Confronts the Liberal Alliance
Jonathan Rauch The Atlantic
Self-Deterrence Feeds Risk in Ukraine
Victor Rud Kyiv Post
Russia Is Not Bluffing
Benjamin Giltner The National Interest
Trump the Realist
Andrew Byers and Randall L. Schweller Foreign Affairs
Macron Is About To Become Unbearable
Anne-Elisabeth Moutet The Telegraph
Can Anyone Stop Le Pen?
Clea Caulcutt Politico EU
How National Rally Captured the Centre
Francois Valentin UnHerd
New Horizons in Korea-U.S.-Japan Trilateral Cooperation
Wooseon Choi CSIS
NATO Should Think Big About the Indo-Pacific
Luis Simon War on the Rocks
Hamas’ Crimes Against Palestinians
Hamza Howidy Newsweek
An Israel-Hezbollah War Would Devour the Middle East
Alexander Langlois TNI
China Outlook Worries Linger Even After Strong Factory Showing
Bloomberg
Herrings and the Courts
George Friedman Geopolitical Futures
The Sham Trial of Evan Gershkovich
Mary Dejevsky Spiked


Tuesday, July 2
The Return of Great Power Competition
Jerry Hendrix Law & Liberty
A Dangerous Game in the Taiwan Strait
BonnieGlaser and Bonny Lin Foreign Affairs
Russia's Escalation With the West
George Beebe Time
NATO Must Sell Itself to Americans
Michael Peck CEPA
Russian and Armenian Religious Revanchism
Taras Kuzio Geopolitical Monitor
Sunset on U.S. Hegemony in the Middle East
Graham Fuller Responsible Statecraft
It’s Time for Regime Change in Iran
Marc Schulman Newsweek
Will Iran’s Foreign Policy Change With a New President?
V. Pietromarchi Al-Jazeera
Iran Knows the Weaknesses of Western Powers
Ilan Pomeranc Jerusalem Post
Israel’s Two Big Lies
Liel Leibovitz Tablet
Nigel Farage Battles the Hard Right’s Fatal Flaw
Esther Webber et al. Politico EU
Marine Le Pen Is Not Far-Right
John Lloyd UnHerd
Rishi Sunak and the Folly of Managerialism
Tom Slater Spiked
A New Strategy for Dealing With Kim Jong-Un
David Maxwell The National Interest
The Winners and Losers in South Africa
Shingai Nyoka and Farouk Chothia BBC News


Wednesday, July 3
What NATO Means to the World
Jens Stoltenberg Foreign Affairs
How the Tories Lost Britain
Wall Street Journal Editorial Board
Lessons From the Last Tory Rout
Robert Tombs Spiked
Rough Seas: A Scorecard of the EU’s Last Institutional Cycle
Carl Bildt ECFR
‘Shy Right-Wingers’ No Longer Hide
Ralph Schoellhammer Brussels Signal
Europe, Palestine, and Transatlantic Relations
Russell A. Berman The National Interest
Israel’s Fight With Hezbollah Shouldn’t Be Linked to Gaza
Herb Keinon JPost
‘Complete Collapse’ of Israeli Left Since Oct. 7
Andrew Tobin Washington Free Beacon
Israel’s Malaise
Elliott Abrams Council on Foreign Relations
Why China May Be Bolstering Its Spy Bases in Cuba
Jenna Moon Semafor
Philippines' Weakness in South China Sea
Richard Javad Heydarian Asia Times
Technocracy Is Failing – Warning for Keir Starmer
Sherelle Jacobs The Telegraph
Relearning Lessons: NATO and Economic Deterrence
Tom Keatinge Politico EU
Washington Should Resist the Urge To Meddle in Moldova
Alex Little Res. Statecraft
Ukraine Is Taking the Fight to Russia in Africa, Syria
David Kirichenko The Hill


Thursday, July 4
What to “The New York Times” Is the Fourth of July?
James Piereson New Criterion
The American Experiment Is Still Worth Fighting For
Michael Baharaeen Substack
NATO’s Next Moves at the Washington Summit
Walter Landgraf FPRI
The Pitfalls of Historical Analogy
Gabriel Elefteriu Brussels Signal
The Centre Won’t Hold. Migration Is the Reason
Madeline Grant The Telegraph
Russia’s Brutal Plan To Take Ground
Gordon Corera BBC News
China Has the Power to End the Ukraine War
Renaud Foucart Asia Times
Why the South China Sea Matters
Wilson Beaver & Maria Victoria Almeida Vazquez TNI
Iran Seeks To Deter Israel From Lebanon Operation
Seth Frantzman Jerusalem Post
Will Labour Finally Save the Left Behind?
Paul Collier UnHerd
France's Emmanuel Macron Is In for a Rough Few Years
Daniel DePetris Newsweek
Southeast Asian Countries Look to BRICS
Emmy Sasipornkarn DW
Iraq’s Sovereignty Is in Jeopardy
Shanaz Ibrahim Ahmed Newsweek
Will Botched Diplomacy Lead to a Third Congo War?
Michael Rubin National Interest
Can Senegal Play Peacemaker in a Splintered ECOWAS?
Shola Lawal Aljazeera


Friday, July 5
Sunak’s Bet Ends in Tory Party’s Worst Defeat in History
Alex Wickham Bloomberg
Goodbye to Tory Britain
Helen Lewis The Atlantic
Starmer’s Hollow Victory
Tom Slater Spiked
Nigel Farage Was the Other Winner of This Election
Patrick O'Flynn UnHerd
U.S. Is Facing a Cohering League of Foes Globally
Hal Brands Bloomberg
Defending Europe With Less America
Camille Grand ECFR
Why the U.S. Failed To Retrench During the Early Cold War
Joshua Byun TNSR
Habsburg Ghosts Hover Over Central Europe
Anthony J. Constantini Brussels Signal
The Best Way to End Israel’s War in Gaza
Mohammad Shtayyeh Foreign Affairs
The View From Tehran
Ahmad Hashemi Hudson Institute
Russian Ally Makes Independence Day Plea to Joe Biden
Brendan Cole Newsweek
Poll: French Far Right Likely To Fall Short of Absolute Majority
Reuters
Macron in the Desperate Hours
Eloise Cassier Responsible Statecraft
Nicaragua’s Drift Towards Authoritarians
María Fernanda Bozmoski Project Syndicate
250 Years of Jeffersonian Constitutionalism
Hans Eicholz Law & Liberty
Saturday, July 6
Why a Disillusioned, Angry Britain Voted for Change
Dan Bloom Politico EU
The True Story of This Election? Populism Is Here To Stay
Brendan O'Neill Spiked
Can Starmer Save Britain?
Fintan O'Toole Foreign Affairs
The Point of NATO Is Peace, Not Endless War
Viktor Orban Newsweek
All Sides Aiming for a Long War of Attrition in Ukraine
Daniel Williams Asia Times
Another American War in the Middle East
Juan Cole TomDispatch
To Eliminate Hamas Israel Needs to Defeat Their Ideology
Zina Rakhamilova JPost
Iran Reformist Pezeshkian Wins Presidential Election
Menna Zaki Al-Monitor
Taiwan Seeks to Escape Its History
Paul Heer The National Interest
How Taiwan Conquered U.S. Politics
Alexander Burns Politico
From Globalism to America First Geoeconomics
Dan Negrea & Ionut Popescu TAC
U.S. Supply Chains Are Stretched Thin
Tara D. Sonenshine The Hill
Can France’s Le Pen Wing Rally Conservatives?
Daniel Solomon TAC
Antisemitism on the Rise Down Under
Nomi Kaltmann Tablet
The AUKUS Goal: Balancing Power in the Region
Justin Bassi ASPI Strategist


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