RealClearWorld Week of August 19, 2024 Archives

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Monday, August 19
Urgently Needed: A Europeanized NATO
Kellogg & Negrea The National Interest
Ukraine Defies the U.S.
Vladislav Davidzon Tablet
Ukraine’s High-Risk Incursion Changed the Narrative
Jack Watling The Guardian
Ceasefire Will Not Solve Hezbollah’s Threat to Israel
Keren Setton Jerusalem Post
The No-State Solution
Rajan Menon UnHerd
Iran Tries Rapprochement With Azerbaijan
Emil Avdaliani CEPA
Is China Conducting ‘Gray Zone’ Warfare for Russia?
Denny Roy Asia Times
China and the U.S. Battle It Out Over Africa
Elizabeth Schmidt Responsible Statecraft
China Threat Prompts Japan To Rethink Its Security
Alexander Görlach Politico EU
The Silver Lining of the British Disorder
Sumantra Maitra The American Conservative
Next Steps in French Politics After the Olympics
Joely Virzi Atlantic Council
The Left’s Hatred of Western Civilization
Ralph Schoellhammer Brussels Signal
The Innovation Fallacy
Jeffrey Ding Foreign Affairs
The American Merchant Marine Is Dying
Jude Russo The American Conservative
Make Space Great Again
Robert Walker and Greg Autry Space News


Tuesday, August 20
The Trouble With Allies
Richard Haass Foreign Affairs
Update on the War in Ukraine
George Friedman Geopolitical Futures
Will the Kursk Raid Backfire on Ukraine?
Christopher McCallion & Ben Friedman UnHerd
Putin Is Paralyzed in Crisis
Jamie Dettmer Politico EU
Ukraine’s Two Wars
Flavius Mihaies The American Conservative
China’s Not-So-Secret Economic Weapon
Ben Solis AMAC
Collisions Tear Holes in U.S. Ally’s Ships
Niharika Mandhana Wall Street Journal
Biden Has To Choose To Win World War III
Mark Toth and Jonathan Sweet The Hill
Centrists Can’t Ignore the Rise of Populism in East Germany
Katja Hoyer UnHerd
The Navy Is Struggling To Build Warships
Justin Klawans The Week
Three Cheers for the Military Industrial Complex
Arthur Herman The National Interest
How the Pentagon Built Silicon Valley
Stavroula Pabst Responsible Statecraft
Taliban Weaker Than They Look after 3 Years in Power
Chris Fitzgerald Asia Times
Bangladesh’s Democracy in Peril
Suvra Dev Kar Newsweek
Averting a Civil War in Libya
Tarek Megerisi European Council on Foreign Relations


Wednesday, August 21
The World Still Needs America
Condoleezza Rice Foreign Affairs
Great Power Politics Is an Illusion
Travis Aaroe UnHerd
Territorial Integrity Is the Base of European Security
Carl Bildt Project Syndicate
Ukraine Is Playing with Fire in Kursk
Ivan Eland The American Conservative
Prigozhin’s Ghost Roams Kursk
Kseniya Kirillova CEPA
Ukraine War Cements Decline of the West
Jan Krikke Asia Times
China is Winning the Global South
Daniel Runde The National Interest
South Korea’s Growing Role as Arms Exporter
Hoshik Nam & Wilder Sánchez WOTR
There Isn’t Much Hope on North Korea Policy
Daniel DePetris Newsweek
Iran Signals Strike On Israel May Not Be Imminent
Susannah George WashingtonPost
Israel Is Winning
John Spencer Foreign Affairs
Reclaiming Israel’s Independence
Douglas Altabef Jerusalem Post
Germany Ties Itself to Taiwan on Chips
Pieter Haeck Politico EU
EU Trying To Regulate U.S. Speech
Against Crony Capitalism
Lasting Peace Remains Elusive Between DRC & Rwanda
Michelle Gavin CFR


Thursday, August 22
A New Age of Extremes?
John McGinnis Law & Liberty
The U.S. Divide on Foreign Policy
Ivo Daalder Politico EU
America’s Iran Policy a Complete and Utter Failure
Arie Perliger Asia Times
The Truth About the Nord Stream Pipelines Comes Out
Doug Bandow TAC
Is This the Last Chance for a Cease-Fire in Gaza?
Daniel DePetris Chicago Tribune
Hamas Ruined the Last Chance to End the Gaza War
Michael Rubin DC Examiner
The British State ‘Blob’ Has Declared War on Israel
Mick Hume Spiked
India & Japan Take Steps Towards Stronger Ties
Rajeswari Pillai Rajagopalan ASPI
Britain’s Government Pressured to Pivot on Gaza
Yasmeen Serhan Time
Russia and China Cheer UN Cybercrime Convention
Tobias Bacherle CEPA
The Dictator’s Enabler
Orville Schell Foreign Affairs
Tariffs Can Help Make the U.S. a Minerals Powerhouse
Gregory Wischer The Hill
China Prods Pakistan to Ramp up Security
James Durso Oil Price
Bangladesh: Domestic Turmoil & Regional Insecurity
Roy-Chaudhury & Solanki IISS
Venezuela at a Crossroads: Democracy or Dictatorship
AFP


Friday, August 23
Ukraine in Kursk: Big Gamble, No Peace
Sergey Maidukov Newsweek
Putin Has Not Taken the Bait in Kursk
Konstantinos Bogdanos Brussels Signal
Europe’s America Problem
Giovanna De Maio and Célia Belin Foreign Affairs
Post-Prighozin Wagner Group Is a Spent Force
Bethany Elliott UnHerd
Israel’s Policy of Escalation Dominance
Harry Bennett Providence Magazine
Has Palestinians’ Perception of Hamas Changed?
Tania Krämer DW-World
A Revealing Case in Iraq
Greg Tosi RealClearWorld
South Korea’s New Plan for North Korea’s ‘Freedom’
Peter Han Asia Times
China’s Surprising Bond Boom
Courtenay Brown & Neil Irwin Axios
COVID-19: The Preventable Pandemic
Jeff M. Smith RealClearWorld
Designate Venezuela as a State Sponsor of Terrorism
Benjamin Young NSJ
‘Three Cheers for the Military-Industrial Complex’?
William Hartung Res. Statecraft
It’s Time To Rebuild America’s Industrial Capacity
O’Brien & Fore The National Interest
Don’t Forget the Victims of Persecution in Nigeria
Sean Nelson RealClearPolitics
We Can’t Keep Ignoring the Genocide in Darfur
Friedman & Heffernan The Hill
Saturday, August 24
Ukraine's Hard-Won Lessons in Independence
Elena Davlikanova The Moscow Times
WWII Shows Peril of Ukraine’s Surprise Attack on Kursk
Harry Bennett Asia Times
Is Ukraine’s Kursk Gamble Paying Off?
Daniel DePetris Washington Examiner
West’s Ukraine Policy Is Appeasement-Light
Andrew Chakhoyan Politico EU
Are the Russians Realists?
Matthew Bryant The National Interest
Perils of a Populist Foreign Policy
Mike Watson Washington Free Beacon
Russia’s Diminishing Role in Central Asia
Komilov Akromov & Aslanov Geo. Monitor
What Ceasefire in Gaza?
Kelley Beaucar Vlahos The American Conservative
Why Hasn’t Iran Attacked Israel?
Dov Zakheim The Hill
Gaza and the Apocalypse
Shlomo Ben-Ami Project Syndicate
American Strategy and the Red Sea
Samuel Byers The National Interest
China’s Kids Are Burned out and Out of Work
Tanner Brown Barron's
Accountability May Be Slipping Away From Afghanistan Disaster
S. Richards JTN
Afghanistan’s Future Uncertain
Imran Khalid The Hill
Will the Democratic Republic of Congo Be the New Ethiopia?
Michael Rubin NSJ
The Causes of Revolutions and “Revolutions”
Yascha Mounk Substack


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