RealClearWorld Week of June 5, 2023 Archives

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Monday, June 5

Ukraine Begins Offensive; Russia Says It Repelled Some Attacks

Susie Blann AP

Putin's Border Dilemma

David Brennan Newsweek

Can Spain Show European Leadership?

Ana Palacio Project Syndicate

Israel Alarmed by IAEA Reports & Iran-U.S. Diplomacy

Andrew Parasiliti Al-Monitor

Turkey’s International Future

Galip Dalay Chatham House

South America’s Minimum Consensus on Democracy is Gone

Will Freeman CFR

Tuesday, June 6

This is Ukraine’s D-Day

Jamie Dettmer Politico EU

What the Dam Catastrophe Means for the Ukraine-Russia War

The Moscow Times

Questions on Ukraine, NATO and Russia-China

Harlan Ullman The Hill

The Capitalists Are Revolting Over China

Thomas Fazi UnHerd

SE Asia’s Economies in a Perilous U.S.-China Middle

Natasha Hamilton-Hart AT

Saudi-Backed LIV Golf Merges With U.S. Rival PGA Tour

Adam Lucente Al-Monitor

Wednesday, June 7

Putin's War in Ukraine Has Entered a New Phase

Isabel van Brugen Newsweek

Ukraine's Most Important Battle this Summer

Dalibor Rohac American Purpose

The Middle East: Goodbye America, Hello China?

Marwan Bishara Al-Jazeera

Did Shangri-La Give Birth to a New Quad?

Richard Javad Heydarian Asia Times

A Love Letter From Russia to America

Anonymous The Moscow Times

Why Does India Have So Many Train Crashes?

Justin Klawans The Week

Thursday, June 8

Will America Share Rome’s Fate?

Robert Kaplan UnHerd

Globalization’s Warring Narratives

Harold James Project Syndicate

How the U.S. Could Cut off China's Oil Supply

Edward Hunt Responsible Statecraft

Time to End Strategic Ambiguity Over Taiwan

Joseph Bosco Taipei Times

Russia Faces a New Neighbourhood Threat: China

Jardine & Lemon Al-Jazeera

Russia’s Lavrov Returns to Africa

Boris Bondarev Eurasia Daily Monitor

Friday, June 9

A Solution to America's Immigration Problem

Karina Lipsman RealClearPolicy

Recession In China First, Followed by the World

Jeffrey Snider RealClearMarkets

Demographics a Headwind for Emerging Markets

Rosario & Strohecker Reuters

India Is World's Most Populous Nation. That's Not a Bad Thing.

Chatterjee NPR

Population Decline Will Change World for the Better

Feldstein Scientific American

Saudi FM: China Cooperation ‘Likely To Grow,’ but U.S. Ties Robust

Al-Monitor