June 20, 2013 Archives

RealClearWorld Morning Edition

Obama Fiddles While Mideast Burns
Walter Mead, American Interest
If Hezbollah Wins Syria
Daniel Nisman, Wall Street Journal
Obama Wants Assad to Go, but Not Too Soon
David Ignatius, Wash Post
The Inevitable Partition of Afghanistan
Brahma Chellaney, Project Syn.
Obama Gives the Taliban the Upper Hand
Con Coughlin, Daily Telegraph
Why Mideast Monarchies Survive
Robert Kaplan, Stratfor
The New Iranian President's Restrained Power
Ian Bremmer, Reuters
Why Iran Can't Reform
Christian Caryl, Foreign Policy
South Africa After Nelson Mandela
Patrick Lynn Rivers, Toronto Star
Why India Trails China
Amartya Sen, New York Times
UK Can't Lose Soft Power Race to China
John Holden, New Statesman
Hong Kong May Save Snowden Yet
Todd Crowell, RealClearWorld
The Nile Belongs to Ethiopia, Too
Maaza Mengiste, The Guardian
Jordan: A Land Flowing with Syrian Refugees
Clifford May, NRO
Montreal, Toronto Need New Breed of Mayor
K. Yakabuski, Globe & Mail

RealClearWorld Afternoon Edition

Russia May Lose Its Strong Syria Card
Michael Young, Daily Star
Obama's Syria Policy Full of Contradictions
Fareed Zakaria, Wash. Post
How Syria's Islamists Govern
Oliver Holmes & Alexander Dziadosz, Reuters
In Turkey, Democracy vs. Liberty
Ralph Peters, New York Post
For Alawites, the Price of Loyalty to Assad
Robert Worth, New York Times
Six Reasons Kim Jong-un Is Screwed
Sokeel Park, The Atlantic
A Poor Argument Against Syria Intervention
Max Boot, Commentary
Are Afghans Really Ready to Take Over?
Javid Ahmad, CNN
How Chinese Strategists Think
James Holmes, The Diplomat
America Needs Thousands of Nukes
Matthew Kroenig, Foreign Policy
5 Arab Spring Opportunities for Israel
Goren & Podeh, The Daily Beast
The Real Reason Brazilians Are Outraged
Ryan Kearney, New Republic
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