Week of October 20, 2014 Archives

RealClearWorld Morning Edition

Monday, October 20
The West's Big Talk Won't Help Ukraine
Mark Adomanis, Moscow Times
The Myth of Russian Humiliation
Anne Applebaum, Washington Post
NATO Moves to Define Cyber War
Robert Morgus, RealClearWorld
Churchill Would Beam at This Trade Deal
Boris Johnson, Telegraph
America's Stale View of the Muslim World
James Zogby, The National
U.S. Humanitarian Aid Going to ISIS?
Jamie Dettmer, Daily Beast
China's European Year
Wang Yiwei, China Daily
U.S. Congress Should Step Aside on Iran
Navid Hassibi, National Interest
An Indonesian President to Break the Mold
Tom Clarke, The Australian
Canada's Pension Disaster
Steven Malanga, City Journal
Libya: The War Nobody Can Win
Jason Pack & Rhiannon Smith, Al Jazeera
Iran's Urgent Negotiations Strategy
Suzanne Maloney, Brookings
U.S. Dropping Supplies Into Kobani
Kate Brannen, Foreign Policy
The Eurozone's Problem Is the World's Problem
Larry Elliott, Guardian
Malaysia's Monarchs Turn Down Free Speech
Julia Zappei, AFP
Tuesday, October 21
Doubling Down on Obama's Syria Disaster
M. Weiss & F. Itani, Politico
The EU's Arrogant Misunderstanding of UK
Philip Johnston, Telegraph
China and America: Competing Exceptionalism
Roger Cohen, NYT
Russia's Messianic Oligarch
Joshua Keating, Slate
Do ISIS Fighters Value the Caliphate?
Tiersky & Chioke, Huffington Post
Cameron Sends Wrong Signals to EU
Keith Taylor, New Statesman
Why Syria's Moderate Opposition Is Useless
David Kenner, Foreign Policy
Latin America's Left Leads on Ebola
Jim Wyss, Miami Herald
It's Hard to Say Libya Is Better Without Gadhafi
Adam Taylor, WaPo
China's Communists Once Championed Democracy
Frank Ching, SCMP
Al Qaeda Targets World Oil Supply
Sarah Kaufman, Vocativ
5 Challenges for Indonesia's New Leader
Hannah Beech, Time
Analyzing Ukraine's Election
Andrew Wilson, ECFR
Remembering British War Brides
Duncan Barrett, Los Angeles Times
Real Reform for Brazil's Economy
Camila Villard Duran, Project Syndicate
Wednesday, October 22
The Military Decline of ISIS
Jacob Siegel, Daily Beast
The Similarities Between Germany and China
George Friedman, Stratfor
To Save Israel, Let the Right Run It Aground
C. Landsmann, Haaretz
China Hacks Away at U.S. Military Superiority
Eaglen & Morrison, RCD
Central Europe at a Crossroads
Antonia Colibasanu, RealClearWorld
13 Years of Costly Foreign Follies
Robert Merry, National Interest
Putin and the Pope
Thomas Friedman, New York Times
What if Suicide Bombers Brought Ebola Abroad?
Marc Thiessen, WaPo
4 Reasons Europe's Foreign Policy Still Sleeps
Jan Techau, Carnegie
Congress Can Stop Iran Appeasement
Jonathan Tobin, Commentary
China Arms Its Police
Economist
Who Can Lead Britain on the Path out of Europe?
M. Fabricant, Guardian
100 Days of al-Sisi: Where Egypt Stands
Katulis, Awad & Lang, CAP
Afghanistan: Anatomy of a Failed Policy
Edward Girardet, Cairo Review
Thursday, October 23
How Big Is Canada's Terror Network?
Mak, Lake & Siegel, Daily Beast
China's Wealth Flees Abroad
Wang Yong, Worldcrunch
Italy Is in Terminal Decline
Nicholas Farrell, Spectator
My Childhood Friend, the ISIS Jihadist
Jakob Sheikh, Mashable
Democracy Is the Product of a Long Struggle
Robert Kaplan, Stratfor
How Russia and China Will Fracture
Walter Clemens, The Diplomat
Lacking a Plan, Abbas Opts for Confrontation
Laub & Daraghmeh, AP
Syria's Opposition Reaches a New Low
Hassan Hassan, The National
India: Illusory Rise of a Democratic Power
R. Menon, National Interest
Why Would a Russian Sub Lurk off Sweden?
D. Steed, The Conversation
It's up to Cuba to Make Concessions
Jaime Suchlicki, Miami Herald
Jerusalem Rail: Once a Symbol, Now a Target
Sheera Frenkel, BuzzFeed
Ukrainian Voters Can Change Europe's Fate
Carl Bildt, Project Syndicate
Terrorists Stand no Chance in Canada
Margaret Wente, Globe and Mail
Ukraine and Russia's Natural Gas Scramble
Nick Cunningham, Oil Price
The Middle East's Loss of Sovereignty
Juan Cole, Informed Comment
Israel Is Under Attack Again
Jennifer Rubin, Washington Post
Friday, October 24
A Manifesto for Conservative Realism
Rand Paul, National Interest
Wake Up, Europe, There Is a War Afoot
George Soros, NY Review of Books
Fear and Loathing in Kiev
Lucian Kim, Slate
Vigilantes Search for Missing Students in Mexico
J.A. Hootsen, Vocativ
Iran's Evil Imprisonment of My Colleague
T. Hartsfield, RealClearScience
The Allure of Radical Islam in Canada
David Frum, The Atlantic
Dear Ottawa, from London
H.A. Hellyer, Globe and Mail
Democrats and Plutocrats, from D.C. to Hong Kong
Paul Krugman, NYT
The West Needs to Help Tackle Ebola
M. Goerg, German Marshall Fund
Mubarak Nostalgia Supplants the Arab Spring
Eric Trager, New Republic
Russian Leaders Pipe Down as Economy Falters
Rob Garver, Fiscal Times
Will Brazil Move Back into the U.S. Fold?
O. Guardiola-Rivera, Guardian
China Launches Its World Bank Alternative
Reuters
Canada's Spies May Get New Powers
Harris & Standish, Foreign Policy
An Israeli Book to Break Barriers
Yuval Avivi, Al-Monitor
Saturday, October 25
A Look at the Finances of ISIS
Russell Berman, The Atlantic
The 5 Biggest Disasters in American Military History
Robert Farley, NI
Change Unlikely in Canada After Attack
Rex Brynen, Al Jazeera
Libya Following in Iraq and Syria's Footsteps
Noman Benotman, Telegraph
ISIS and al-Qaeda Need Lone Wolves in the West
Jacob Siegel, Daily Beast
Protesters Learning Lesson of China's Power
Kelly McParland, National Post
Germany Losing Steam
Knaup and Reiermann, Der Spiegel
Canada Must Resist the Urge to Overreact
Benjamin Perrin, Globe and Mail
Russia's Vested Interests in Supporting Assad
Josh Cohen, Moscow Times
North Korea's Charm Offensive
Colum Lynch, Foreign Policy
The Next Few Days Will Determine Europe's Future
Anatole Kaletsky, Reuters
Winning Kobane, Losing Syria
Michael Weiss, NOW
China Adds Nuke Capability to Sub Fleet
Jeremy Page, Wall Street Journal
Sunday, October 26
Keep Calm and Carry On, Canada
Stephen Walt, Foreign Policy
China's Rise May not Be so Peaceful
John Mearsheimer, National Interest
Brazilian Left Will Remain Powerful After Vote
Daniel Lemaitre, GRI
Many Ukrainian Soldiers Can't Vote
Oksana Grytsenko, Kyiv Post
Cutting off ISIS Funding Isn't Easy
Charles Lister, Brookings
Will North Korea Ever Use Nukes?
Rob York, NK News
Tunisia's Ruling Party Steps Away from Salafists
Jahd Kalil, Al-Monitor
Poking Fun at UKIP on Twitter
Lizzie Dearden, The Independent
Israel's Poor Policy Invites Another Intifada
Hussein Ibish, The National
The Eco Train to Middle East Peace
Thomas Friedman, New York Times
China and Luxembourg's Trip to the Moon
Matthew Francis, Daily Beast
The Last Days of Uruguay's Rebel Presidency
BBC
Repairing South Korea's Tarnished Image
Luke Stanhope, The Diplomat
New Rules for China's War on Terror
Kendrick Kuo, East Asia Forum
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