May 17, 2013 Archives

RealClearWorld Morning Edition

Syria Has Been Broken into Three Pieces
Ben Hubbard, New York Times
Could the U.S. Really Go to War with China? Maybe
Noah Feldman, FP
How the Afghan Conflict Will Be Decided
Michael Hirsh, National Journal
Cameron Must Not Cave to UKIP Threat
Peter Mandelson, Daily Telegraph
How Merkel Paralyzed German Politics
Dirk Kurbjuweit, Der Spiegel
Amid Crisis, Europe Resists Extremism
Frida Ghitis, Miami Herald
Is This the Father of N. Korea's Nuclear Program?
Bill Streifer, NK News
Toronto Mayor in Crack Cocaine Video Scandal
Doolittle & Donovan, Star
Canada Must Rule Its Arctic Waves
Victor Suthren, Ottawa Citizen
Japan Is Back
Shinzo Abe, Foreign Affairs
CIA Bears Most of the Blame for Benghazi
Christopher Dickey, Daily Beast
Benghazi Emails Contradict Admin
Stephen Hayes, Weekly Standard
Will the U.S. Surrender Asia's Seas?
Yoshihara & Holmes, The Diplomat
Sisa: Drug of Choice in Poverty-Stricken Athens
Alex Miller, Vice
Why Can't Palestinians Play Football with Israelis?
Gatestone Inst.

RealClearWorld Afternoon Edition

Nigel Farage: Smiling Scourge of the European Elite
Brian Carney, WSJ
Washington Blunders Yet Again in Syria
Michael Young, The Daily Star
In the Hills of Assad's Alawistan Stronghold
Alia Malek, Foreign Policy
U.S. Should Include Iran in Syria Talks
Barbara Slavin, Al Monitor
Syria: Time for Israel to Reassess
Itamar Rabinovich, Times of Israel
Don't Rush to Judge Toronto's Mayor
Simon Kent, Toronto Sun
Spy Scandal in Moscow: Nothing to See Here
Mark Adomanis, Forbes
Iran Vote Gets Interesting - and Uncertain
Shenaz Kermalli, Globe & Mail
Has Hollywood Sold Out on Tibet?
Benjamin Carlson, GlobalPost
America, Let the Iraq Syndrome Kick In
Leon Hadar, The National Interest
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