May 21, 2013 Archives

RealClearWorld Morning Edition

Japan's New Optimism Has a Name: Abenomics
Martin Fackler, NY Times
Japan Inc. Should Take a Look in the Mirror
William Pesek, Bloomberg
Why the European Ideal Is Under Threat
Mark Mazower, New Statesman
Spain's Angry and Unemployed Young Men
George Friedman, Stratfor
Why Russia Won't Allow Syria Intervention
Julia Ioffe, The New Republic
Putin Versus None-of-the-Above
Paul Roderick Gregory, Hoover Inst.
Syria's Great Chance for Change
Jonathan Steele, The Guardian
The Bashar al-Assad Interview
Marcelo Cantelmi, Clarin/Worldcrunch
China and India's Smoldering Problem
Jonathan Levine, CNN
U.S. Braces for More Afghan 'Insider' Attacks
Bill Gertz, DC Free Beacon
Egypt: From Tehran with Love
Steven A. Cook, Council on Foreign Relations
Britain's Right Has Split Irrevocably
Iain Martin, Daily Telegraph
Is Shadow Banking China's Subprime Mortgages?
Eve Cary, The Diplomat
Beyond Mayor Scandal Is a Broken Toronto
Richard Florida, Globe & Mail
Did Someone Die for Your Sneakers?
Mary Sanchez, Kansas City Star

RealClearWorld Afternoon Edition

The Black Banner Rises in Tunisia
Hussein Ibish, NOW Lebanon
For Russia, Syria Is Not in the Middle East
Brenda Shaffer, Reuters
Falling for Moscow's Syria Trickery
Amir Taheri, New York Post
A Pakistani Votes for the First Time
Sonya Rehman, The Diplomat
The French Start to Quit France
Vivienne Walt, Time
Metternich in Baghdad
Ramzy Mardini, Foreign Policy
China: Government by Crisis Management
Elizabeth Economy, Atlantic
Hillary's Benghazi 'Scapegoat' Speaks Out
Josh Rogin, The Daily Beast
The Innovator Who Almost Killed Saddam Hussein
Nathan Vardi, Forbes
Federalism Could Ease Iraq Pressures
Hassan Hassan, The National
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