RealClearWorld Week of September 2, 2024 Archives

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Monday, September 2
Hamas’s Devastating Murder of Hersh Goldberg-Polin
Franklin Foer The Atlantic
Only One Moral End: Hamas Surrenders, Releases All Hostages
Einat Wilf JPost
Hostage Deaths Could Pile Pressure on Netanyahu
Bethan McKernan The Guardian
Iran Buckling Under All Bark, No Bite Israel Policy
Shahram Akbarzadeh Asia Times
Ukraine’s Gamble
Michael Kofman and Rob Lee Foreign Affairs
India’s Growing Reliance on China
Karishma Mehrotra Washington Post
German Far Right Wins First Election Since WWII
Angelos & Nöstlinger Politico EU
Germans Voted Against the Establishment
Ralph Schoellhammer Brussels Signal
Europe's Populist Surge Is About Fading Trust
Bertrand Benoit Wall Street Journal
Labour Are Worse Than Feared & Tories Must Change
Nick Timothy The Telegraph
The Centre of Europe’s Migrant Crisis Has Shifted
William Nattrass UnHerd
Keeping Canada Relevant Through Specialization
Richard Shimooka WOTR
The Rule of Law’s Last Chance in Turkey
Robert Ellis The National Interest
The Real Reason for Pavel Durov’s Arrest?
Against Crony Capitalism
Brazil’s Ban on X Is a Taste of Things To Come
Fraser Myers Spiked
Why the Free Market Is Hard To Defend
Nathan Schlueter Law & Liberty


Tuesday, September 3
Confronting Russia, China, and Iran’s ‘Axis of Evil'
David Levine Jerusalem Post
China Reaps Most Benefits of the Africa Relationship
Bhaso Ndzendze Asia Times
Putin Will Never Give up in Ukraine
Peter Schroeder Foreign Affairs
Ukraine’s Air War
George Friedman Geopolitical Futures
Backlash Against War, Migration, Economy in Germany
Molly O’Neal Res. Statecraft
AfD Winning an Election Won’t Mean It Wins Power
The Guardian
Populism Is Laying Waste to the German Establishment
S. Beppler-Spahl Spiked
If South Korea Goes Nuclear, so Will the World
Hal Brands Bloomberg
A New Political ‘Youthquake’ Takes Hold
Binaifer Nowrojee Project Syndicate
The Drift Toward Unfreedom
Jamie Dettmer Politico EU
UK Take Note - It’s Almost Over for Europe
Matthew Lynn The Telegraph
Libya’s Unity Government Is Living on Borrowed Time
Joshua Yaphe TNI
Islamic State’s Remarkable and Terrifying Staying Power
Busra Nisa Sarac AT
Bukele’s Lesson on the ‘Great Man Theory’ of History
Sumantra Maitra TAC
AMLO Set To Consolidate Power in Mexico
Vasquez and Averbuch Bloomberg


Wednesday, September 4
What the West Can Learn From 1968
Bruce Anderson CapX
2024 Has Been Good for Democracy
Francis Fukuyama Foreign Affairs
The West’s Undermining of Democracy
Brahma Chellaney Project Syndicate
Biden’s Record on China Leaves Big Problems
Hal Brands Bloomberg
Patrolling for Taiwan Deterrence
Lawrence Korb The National Interest
Ukraine’s Kursk Offensive: One Giant Blunder?
Brent Eastwood NSJ
Israel Must Deny Hamas Its Objectives to Truly Win
Pesach Wolicki Jerusalem Post
Is the U.S. Relationship With Israel Still Worth It?
K. Ward Cummings The Hill
How Close Is Iran to the Bomb?
Jay Solomon The Free Press
Top Macron Ally Bets He’ll Be Gone in Months
Clea Caulcutt et al. Politico EU
The Rise of ‘Left-Conservatism’
Fraser Myers Spiked
Latin America Keeps Going South
Wall Street Journal
Mexico's AMLO Offers His Solution to Immigration Crisis
Billal Rahman Newsweek
Canadians Turn on Trudeau Over Immigration
Hina Husain UnHerd
Africa Can and Should Get More From China
Theo Neethling Asia Times


Thursday, September 5
Peace Requires Strength, but Also Diplomacy
Gabriel Elefteriu Brussels Signal
U.S.-China Tensions: A Modern ‘Great Game’
Antonio Graceffo Geopolitical Monitor
Five Lessons From Ukraine’s Kursk Offensive
Stephen Blank CEPA
Russia Advances in Eastern Ukraine
Anatol Lieven Responsible Statecraft
Oct. 7 Proved Israelis Will Now Have To Rethink
Liel Leibovitz Tablet
The Real Reason Netanyahu Won’t End the Gaza War
Zack Beauchamp Vox
The U.S. Is Losing a New Nuclear Arms Race
Kyle Balzer & Brady Africk Time
Beijing’s Play for Taiwan’s Young Voices Intensifies
Libby Lange and Lilly Lee RCW
China’s Double Threat to Europe
Liana Fix and Heidi Crebo-Rediker Foreign Affairs
China’s Troubles Are Hitting Home for U.S. Companies
Reshma Kapadia Barron's
Just How Much Do We Know about the Russian Economy?
Moscow Times Reporter
Pro-Putin Movement Spreading Across Ex-Soviet Bloc
Stefan Wolff Asia Times
Will France Impeach Macron?
Christopher Bickerton UnHerd
How Syria Broke Turkey
Nate Schenkkan War on the Rocks
U.S. Should Tread Lightly in Sudan
Haleigh Bartos & John Chin The National Interest


Friday, September 6
The Kursk Offensive: A Net Assessment
Mark Katz The National Interest
Ukraine’s Kursk Incursion: A Fool’s Errand
Andrew Latham The Hill
Planning for a Post-American NATO
Phillips P. O’Brien & Edward Stringer Foreign Affairs
Rejecting China’s Bullying at Second Thomas Shoal
Michael Tkacik Pacific Forum
Tensions Are Bolstering the U.S.-Philippines Alliance
Kurlantzick & McGowan CFR
What Are Sinwar’s True Goals in the Hostage Deal?
Peled Arbeli Jerusalem Post
A War With Iran Is the Last Thing the U.S. Should Want
Daniel DePetris Newsweek
France Gets a Centrist Prime Minister
The Editorial Board Wall Street Journal
Far Right Becomes Kingmaker in France
Clea Caulcutt Politico EU
Europe’s Tough Asylum Plans Are Humiliating Starmer
Guy Dampier The Telegraph
Canada’s Once-Envied Immigration System Is Crumbling
Michael Cuenco UnHerd
The U.S. Can Preserve Venezuela’s Democracy
Christine Balling NSJ
Beware the Brazilian Model of Institutional Mistrust
Diogo Costa RealClearPolitics
The Return of Anti-History
Niall Ferguson The Free Press
'Reagan' and the Moral Clarity Against the Soviets
Chuck DeVore The Federalist


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