Week of November 3, 2014 Archives

RealClearWorld Morning Edition

Monday, November 3
The Obama Admin's Diplomatic Betrayal
Mark Fitzgerald, RC Defense
Obama Needs a Moment of Self-Reflection
Leslie Gelb, Daily Beast
Japanese Money Floods Southeast Asia
Economist
Merkel to Cameron: Stop It, or Get Out of EU
Huffington Post
The Progressive Syrian Revolution Lives Yet
Mais Istanbelli, Worldcrunch
Framing Real Iranian Life
Molly Mirhashem, New Republic
China's New Anti-Drone Lasers
AFP
Boots to Anbar, Now
Tom Rogan, National Review
Creating a Federal Eurozone Budget
L. Guiso & M. Morelli, Vox EU
The King of Indian Pulp Fiction
Sonali Kokra, Ozy
How to Rebalance India-Pakistan Relations
Jordan Olmstead, The Diplomat
A Top Revolutionary in Ukraine's Parliament
Leonid Bershidsky, Bloomberg
Azerbaijan's Growing Salafi Menace
Eldar Mamedov, EurasiaNet
The Mexican Students Caught in the Crossfire
Villegas & Archibold, NYT
Tuesday, November 4
A Look at How ISIS Smuggles Oil
Mike Giglio, BuzzFeed
The Little Putin on the Danube
Kati Marton, New York Times
EU Threatens UK With Fines
B. Waterfield & S. Swinford, Telegraph
Iraq's Marauding Shiite Gangs
Tirana Hassan, Foreign Policy
The Middle East's New Power Structure
Joschka Fischer, Project Syndicate
Yazidis Face Genocide as U.S. Turns Away
Josh Rogin, Daily Beast
Burkina Faso's Democracy of Coups
M. Dwyer, The Conversation
Cameron's Fateful Misreading of Foreigners
M. Dejevsky, The Guardian
London Deserves More Powers
Vernon Bogdanor, The Standard
Poland Can Help Reshape NATO
Bruno Lete, German Marshall Fund
After Kobani, Save Aleppo
Laurent Fabius, Washington Post
Holland's 'Black Pete' Has His Day in Court
Kaj Leers, RealClearWorld
Sweden's Middle East Blind Spot
Michael Freund, Jerusalem Post
Wednesday, November 5
Where Has Obama Gone Wrong?
Andrew Sullivan, The Dish
Hysteria Will Define U.S. Foreign Policy
Tom Engelhardt, TomDispatch
A Crazy Idea to Help Italy
Jim O'Neill, Bloomberg View
Duke Legend: Obama Is a Bad Coach
Josh Rogin, Daily Beast
Angst Is in Germany's Genes
Harald Czycholl, Ozy
Europe Looks Beyond Obama
Jonathan Freedland, New York Times
Viewing Iran Through Rose-Colored Glasses
Clare Lopez, Wash Times
A Culture of Risk Is Essential for Space Travel
Konstantin Kakaes, FP
25 Years After the Wall Fell, Separatism Marches on
D. Edgar, Guardian
The Rapid Rise of Germany's Far Right
Paul Hockenos, Foreign Affairs
Europe's Perennial State of Fragmentation
Adriano Bosoni, Stratfor
Will GOP Congress Boost Pacific Trade Pact?
Eric Johnston, Japan Times
A Plan to Heal Syria?
David Ignatius, Washington Post
With This Congress, Expect More Middle East Tangles
Juan Cole, IC
The Calm Before a Storm of EU Reform
Jan Techau, Carnegie Europe
The 3 U.S. Firms Less Transparent than Gazprom
James Crisp, Euractiv
Japan's Regional Outreach Is Bearing Fruit
Clint Richards, The Diplomat
Thursday, November 6
5 Republicans Set to Dominate U.S. Foreign Policy
John Hudson, FP
How the Middle East Got to This Point
Conrad Black, National Review
U.S. Elections: A View from Expat London
Anne Jolis, The Spectator
The Critical Bay of Bengal
Robert Kaplan, Stratfor
Welcome Back to Washington, Neocons
Eli Lake, Daily Beast
Russian Nationalists Scare the Kremlin
Ivan Sukhov, Moscow Times
China Chips Away at the Death Penalty
Xu Lanting, Worldcrunch
Congress Must Lead in Rebuilding U.S. Military
David Adesnik, FPI
America's Financial Imperialism Damages Britain
P. Oborne, Telegraph
East Germany's Trade in Human Beings
Gavin Haines, BBC
Chinese State Visit and an Animal Slaughter in Africa
E. Hannon, Slate
South Africa's Decade of Lost Leadership
J. Hamill, World Politics Review
ISIS on the Run in Iraq
Riyadh Mohammed, Fiscal Times
ISIS vs the Taliban in the Battle for Recruits
Yousafzai & Seibert, Vocativ
Friday, November 7
The Third Intifada Is Here
Shlomi Eldar, Al-Monitor
Obama Can Become a Foreign Policy President
Fareed Zakaria, WaPo
Think Tank to U.S. Army: Be More French
Beckhusen & Gault, WIB
The Trade Deal U.S. & Japan Must Seal
Gen. James L. Jones, RCWorld
A Bleak, Marginal Existence in Myanmar
Perlez & Munita, NYT
Russia Has Lost $100 Billion
Matthew Zeitlin, BuzzFeed
What Happened to Dear Old Britain?
Jose Ignacio Torreblanca, ECFR
Obama's Letter to the Ayatollah
Matthew Lee & Julie Pace, Associated Press
Palestinians Support the Run-Over Intifada
Jonathan Tobin, Commentary
Maybe now the U.S. Will Help Ukraine
Paul Roderick Gregory, Forbes
America Is not Indispensable
Micah Zenko, Foreign Policy
Testing the Eurozone's Last Safety Net
Ashoka Mody, Project Syndicate
China Fuels Ecuadorian Shrimp Exports
Carreño & Serrano, Worldcrunch
What to Expect of U.S. Foreign Policy in Americas
Carl Meacham, CSIS
Turkey's Presidential 'Palace:' What Nonsense
T.M. Arvas, Daily Sabah
Europe's Reunification, a Work in Progress
J. Dempsey, Carnegie Europe
The Politics of Prayer in Jerusalem
Ruth Margalit, New Yorker
Iran Wants to Reclaim Regional Leadership
S. Akbarzadeh, Al Jazeera
Saturday, November 8
Is Obama Anti-Israel?
Jeffrey Goldberg, Bloomberg View
For Obama, Iran and Israel Have Switched Places
Lee Smith, Weekly Standard
The US Failed to Free Libya
Stephen Kinzer, Boston Globe
Libya's House of Representatives Declared Illegal
Mohamed Eljarh, FP
Tackling ISIS: A Message from Lebanon
Gareth Smyth, Tehran Bureau
France Has a Problem: Exporting Jihadists
Julia Amalia Heyer, Der Spiegel
5 Reasons People Join ISIS
Maha Yahya, National Interest
The Senate Should Step Up to Support Ukraine
Gordon Humphrey, WaPo
Putin Living in the 19th Century
Alexander Golts, Moscow Times
USA & China Must Avoid Strategic Misjudgments
Zheng Wang, The Diplomat
Today's Greece, in the Midst of Crisis
Barry Strauss, The Hill
Is East Europe's Economy Worse Post-Berlin Wall?
Charles Kenny, BW
The Guard Who Helped Bring Down the Wall
Derek Scally, Irish Times
Sunday, November 9
Are Obama's Meets with Xi Actually of any Use?
Dean Cheng, TNI
A Plea for Catalonia
Andrew Davis, RealClearWorld
Remembering Communism's Collapse
Tom Palmer, Cato Institute
Why North Korea Released 2 Americans
Gordon Chang, Daily Beast
ISIS Leader May Be Dead, and It Doesn't Matter
Juan Cole, IC
Obama Needs to Stand Firm in China
Nicholas Kristof, New York Times
U.S. Hits Hard at ISIS Leadership
Erin Cunningham & Missy Ryan, WaPo
Germany Has Great Power but Little Purpose
Josef Janning, ECFR
Falling Back in Love with an East German Car
Paul Hockenos, NYT
Visualizing WWI's Human Toll
Economist
Northern Ireland's Walls Still Stand
Jack Sommers, Huffington Post
Mexicans Tire of their Government
Associated Press
Amnesty's Cynical anti-Israel Games
Alan Dershowitz, NY Daily News
Doubts Deepen on British Labour Leader
Daniel Boffey, The Guardian
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