Week of March 17, 2014 Archives

RealClearWorld Morning Edition

Monday, March 17
Obama Has Four Days to Stop Putin
Josh Rogin & Eli Lake, Daily Beast
Putin's Brave New Russia
Victor Davidoff, Moscow Times
Will France Appease Moscow?
John Fund, National Review
Crimea Won't Be Enough for Putin
Marc Champion, Bloomberg View
Obama's Middle East Fallacy
Jackson Diehl, Washington Post
Al-Qaeda's Brand Is Dead
Zachary Keck, National Interest
Crying 'Fascist' on Ukraine
Andrew Wood, The American Interest
Sisi Has Plunged Egypt into Catastrophe
Yahia Hamed, The Guardian
On the Wrong Side of Globalization
Joseph Stiglitz, New York Times
Scotland Will Be Unable to Defend Itself
John McAnally, Daily Telegraph
Global Terrorism Set to Reignite
Greg Sheridan, The Australian
When Getting Your Period Means You Are Shunned
Rose George, Jezebel
Ukraine Puts a Strain on Transatlantic Ties
Antonia Colibasanu, RCW
Canada's Separatism Fatigue
Rex Murphy, National Post
Why Must We Be 'Proud' to Be Irish?
Donald Clarke, Irish Times
Tuesday, March 18
Is Crimea the Next Yugoslavia?
Jochen Bittner, New York Times
Not Your Father's Cold War
Jonah Goldberg, Los Angeles Times
Russia Examines Its Options
George Friedman, Stratfor
Can Obama Rise to Carter's Level?
Michael Gerson, Washington Post
Should Washington Accept the Vote in Crimea?
Jeremy Lott, RCW
Meanwhile, in Venezuela ...
Michael Fumento, National Post
Countering China in the South China Sea
Prashanth Parameswaran, TNI
How History Textbooks Can Start Wars
Gideon Rachman, Financial Times
Why Is Japan So ... Different?
David Pilling, Foreign Policy
Freedom in Russian Exists Only in Ukraine
Timothy Snyder, London ES
Is Putin the Irrational One?
Pat Buchanan, Creators Syndicate
Castro's 'Children' Run Away from Home
Carlos Montaner, Miami Herald
Scottish Vote Could Be Dry Run for Euro 2017
Benedict Brogan, Telegraph
Is Quebec Partition Back on the Table?
Lawrence Martin, Globe and Mail
The Plan for 'Global' Oversight of the Internet
Charles C.W. Cooke, NRO
Wednesday, March 19
Putin Thinks the West Is Weak. He's Right
Max Hastings, Daily Mail
Russia Puts East Ukraine in Play
Klussmann & Schepp, Der Spiegel
From Putin, a Blessing in Disguise
Thomas Friedman, New York Times
10 Theories About Flight 370
Tom de Castella, BBC Magazine
Next Blow Up: China vs. Philippines
Donald Emmerson, East Asia Forum
There Are No Words to Describe Syria's Hell
Anne Barnard, Irish Times
America's Gift to Tehran
Lee Smith, Tablet Magazine
Appeasing China
Gordon Chang, The National Interest
Ukraine May Push the EU to a Real Foreign Policy
Jan Techau, Carnegie
Let's Be Honest About Ukraine's Government
Foxall & Kessler, FP
Israel Can't Cope with Rocket Threat
Reuven Pedatzur, Haaretz
Libya Is Now a Bigger Disaster
Gene Healy, Washington Examiner
Iran Keeps Its Word on Nuclear Arms
Javad Zarif, Financial Times
The French Undressing
Christopher Caldwell, Weekly Standard
What 'House of Cards' Gets Right About China
Scott Paul, Politico
Thursday, March 20
Sharing Power with China
Hugh White, New York Times
Xi and Abe Must Learn to Live Together
Rowan Callick, The Australian
MH370: The Titanic of Our Time
Lindy McDowell, Belfast Telegraph
Putin Making Cold Warriors Look Like Fools
Liam Halligan, The Spectator
Russia's Challenge to German Europe
Ulrich Speck, RealClearWorld
Putin's Warped Reality
Charles Lane, Washington Post
Married to the Ukrainian Mob
Michael Weiss, Foreign Policy
Orthodoxy and Europe
Robert Kaplan, Stratfor
Worsening Plight of Burma's Rohingya
Gemima Harvey, The Diplomat
Why Sanctions Don't Really Work
Andrew Cockburn, Los Angeles Times
Obama Shouldn't Forget Our Man in Havana
Jeffrey Goldberg, Bloomberg
Canada Is Not Engaged in This New World
Jeffrey Simpson, Globe and Mail
Who Would Want to Be President of El Salvador?
Tim Padgett, WLRN
China's Catholics in Chains
Raymond de Souza, National Post
Mafia Plants Death in the Land of Mozzarella
Barbie Nadeau, Daily Beast
Friday, March 21
The Cold Man in the Kremlin
Roger Cohen, New York Times
Vladimir Putin Needed a War
Anne Applebaum, National Post
Russia's Liberals Will Feel Sting of Sanctions
Julia Ioffe, New Republic
Putin's Right: The West Is Out to Get Russia
Eamonn McCann, Irish Times
Ukraine Needs NATO, Not Nukes
Alexander Sich, National Review
Obama's Pathetic Response to Putin
Charles Krauthammer, Wash Post
Can Abenomics Survive Tax Hike?
Anthony Fensom, The Diplomat
The Much-Too-Special Relationship
Nicholas Shaxson, American Interest
Netanyahu Should Fire His Defense Minister
Yoel Marcus, Haaretz
Is Hamas Finally Losing Its Grip on Gaza?
Daniella Peled, The Spectator
Merkel and Putin? It's Complicated
Thibaut Madelin, Les Echos
Forging a Transatlantic Superpower
Victor Ponta, Wall Street Journal
Why Are Canada's Female Politicians Losing?
Carol Goar, Toronto Star
Kaliningrad: Russia's Own Breakaway Region?
Dick Krickus, Natl Interest
Rand Paul's Foreign Policy Is a Mess
Will Marshall, Politico Magazine
Saturday, March 22
Putin Could Be Milosevic with Nukes
Doug Saunders, Globe and Mail
The West's Obligation to Ukraine
Albright & O'Brien, Washington Post
The Hitler Model
Victor Davis Hanson, Defining Ideas
Lame Duck Obama Buries Pax Americana
John Hulsman, City AM
Is the Nation State Dead?
Gillian Tett, Financial Times
Is America Prepared to Sacrifice for Crimea?
Nikolas Gvosdev, WPR
West's Peaceniks Must Answer for Syria
James Bloodworth, Independent
Why a 'One-State Solution' Is Viable
Caroline Glick, Jerusalem Post
People-Powered Revolutions Are Overrated
Anne Applebaum, TNR
Syrian Rebels Pit Hezbollah Against Israel
Yaron Friedman, Ynet News
Keep Your Eye on Bulgaria
Shannon Gormley, Ottawa Citizen
Syrian Endgame Shakes Up Geopolitics
M K Bhadrakumar, Rediff
The Educated Young Are Fleeing Europe
Daniel Tkatch, The European
Don't Waste the Crisis in Ukraine
Gwendolyn Sasse, Quartz
Iran Has a Friend in Right-Wing Japanese Novelist
Todd Crowell, RCW
Sunday, March 23
In Defense of Empire
Robert Kaplan, The Atlantic
Crimea, MH370 Show Limits of U.S. Power
Dana Milbank, Washington Post
End of the EU's Soft Imperial Dream
Christopher Booker, Daily Telegraph
Why Turkey Banned Twitter
David Kenner, Foreign Policy
The Case for Nationalism
John O'Sullivan, Wall Street Journal
Pakistan Sheltered bin Laden? Prove It
Peter Bergen, CNN
Spreadsheets and Global Mayhem
Somini Sengupta, New York Times
Moscow's Long, Corrupt Money Trail
Michael Weiss, The Daily Beast
Cameron Dragging Britain into a New Cold War
Peter Hitchens, Mail
How the Russia Sanctions Could Backfire
Oliver Bullough, Politico Mag
Could MH370 Damage China-Malaysia Ties?
Shannon Tiezzi, Diplomat
China's Disastrous One-Child Policy
Alex B. Berezow, RealClearScience
Let Us Count the Ways Arabs Are Dying
Rami Khouri, The Daily Star
The Myth of India's Middle Class
Julien Bouissou, Le Monde
12 Chinese Travel Tips for Visiting America
Therese Oneill, Mental Floss
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