Week of December 22, 2014 Archives

RealClearWorld Morning Edition

Monday, December 22
The European Tortoise Beats the Russian Bear
T. Ash, The Guardian
China's Military Goes Global
Oriana Skylar Mastro, The National Interest
Great Hopes and a Long Road for India
Daniel Ten Kate, Bloomberg View
The Massacre that Changed Pakistan
Shahid Javed Burki, Project Syndicate
Turkish Women Battle an Islamist Strongman
Christina Asquith, DB
The Death Throes of Germany's Postwar Tolerance
Spiegel
Little We Can Do to Retaliate Against NK
Kevin Drum, Mother Jones
Obama's Right: The EU Needs Politico
Brian Beutler, New Republic
Turkey Short-Circuits Its Own Future
Mustafa Akyol, New York Times
For Kiwi's Sake: NZ's Quest to Kill All Mammals
E. Kolbert, New Yorker
The Return of Europe's Wolves and Bears
Stephanie Pappas, Live Science
The Electronic Equivalent of War
James Glassman, AEI
Ah Israeli Photographer on the ISIS Front
Daniel Tchetchik, Haaretz
Tuesday, December 23
Federalize the Middle East
David Gardner, Financial Times
The World Is Not Going Crazy
Steven Pinker & Andrew Mack, Slate
Russia's Chance to Reform
Chris Weafer, Moscow Times
Israel Looks on Europe with Dismay
Barry Shaw, Jerusalem Post
The Year Outsiders Shook Westminster
James Kirkup, Telegraph
U.S. to Accept Thousands of Syrian Refugees
Barbara Slavin, Al-Monitor
Competition Warms the Frozen Arctic
Economist
Pakistan Cavorts in the Jihadist Snakepit
B. Chellaney, Project Syndicate
Work Starts on the Nicaragua Canal
Maya Collombon, The Conversation
Indonesia's Growing Martial Ambitions
P. Parameswaran, The Diplomat
Greece's Chance to Kill EU Austerity
Owen Jones, The Guardian
Occult War, from Kim to Krugman
Ralph Benko, Forbes
What's at Stake in Greek Election
Nektaria Stamouli, Wall Street Journal
Wednesday, December 24
The Geopolitics of U.S.-Cuba Relations
George Friedman, Stratfor
Bringing Down the Castros
Jaime Daremblum, RealClearWorld
Putin's Progress
James Jay Carafano, RealClearWorld
Europe Knows Russia's Mess Is Contagious
Patrick Smith, Fiscal Times
A Cyber Attack on North Korea? Not so Fast
Shane Harris, Daily Beast
The Change Cuba Needs Now
Juan de Onis, World Affairs Journal
Oil Price Brinkmanship
Andrew Topf, Oil Price
A Modern King-in-Waiting for Britain
Mark Gilbert, Bloomberg View
Moral Cowardice from the White House
Victor Hanson, National Review
No, the Saudis Aren't Targeting U.S. Shale
Michael Moran, Foreign Policy
When Something Even Worse Follows the Cartels
Jan-Albert Hootsen, Vocativ
A Peaceful Menace to Germany's Polite Polity
Economist
Thursday, December 25
Pakistan's Own 9/11
Mina Sohail, Washington Post
This Is Europe's Make-or-Break Year
Joschka Fischer, Project Syndicate
Why I Founded Wikileaks
Julian Assange, Newsweek
Why Christmas Is Huge in China
Robert Foyle Hunwick, Atlantic
Cuba Derangement Syndrome
George Will, National Review
ISIS' Brutality Foretells Its Demise
Rashmee Roshan Lall, The National
Why It's Important to Remember the Korean War
S. Weintraub, Politico
Palestinian Christmas Lies
Jonathan Tobin, Commentary
Austerity Kills
Lee Williams, Independent
Friday, December 26
Turkey's Two Thugs
Claire Berlinski, City Journal
Rearranging the Subcontinent
Robert Kaplan, Stratfor
Tatarstan Rising
Anna Nemtsova, Daily Beast
China Is the New Bretton Woods
William Pesek, Bloomberg View
Putin Embodies What Russia Wants
Alex Berezow, RealClearWorld
A Power Shift Looms in Thailand
Havard Bergo, Global Risk Insights
4 of World's 10 Biggest Economies Are European
Ben Fox, EU Observer
It's Okay to Skip "The Interview"
Emily Yoshida, The Verge
Japan Has not Softened Its Senkaku Stance
Ryan Scoville, The Diplomat
America's Elating Shock-and-Awe Diplomacy
R. Feinberg, Brookings
Are the Saudis Really Okay with Cheap Oil?
J. Horgan, American Interest
Will Turkey Kill Syria's Chance at Peace?
Conn Hallinan, FPIF
Saturday, December 27
Russia's Power Play: Trolling the West
Max Fisher, Vox
Peace With Russia Is Possible
Jeffrey Tayler, Foreign Policy
Where Human Trafficking and Terrorism Intersect
Louise Shelley, Daily Beast
The US Should Avoid Cyberwar with North Korea
Michael Auslin, The Week
Fighting Terrorism in Central Asia
Galymzhan Kirbassov, WaPo
Eurocentric New Zealand Increasingly Looking to Asia
NZ Herald
Copernicus and America's Blame Israel Problem
Gabriel Scheinmann, NI
China's Bride Gap
Adam Minter, Bloomberg View
China Ruled by Contradictions
Jeffrey Wasserstrom, NYT
Haitian Leadership Still Faltering Despite Shakeup
Amy Wilentz, LAT
Lifting the Cuba Embargo a No-Brainer
Scott Lincicome, The Federalist
Effects of Increased Cuban Tourism
Andres Oppenheimer, Miami Herald
Guatemala's Currency Boom
Michael McDonald, Bloomberg
Sunday, December 28
ISIS Is on the Ropes in Mosul
Niqash, Daily Beast
A Poet's Corner in Wales
Economist
A Prisoner Exchange in Ukraine
Allen McDuffee, Atlantic
Russian Rublette
Matthew Stevenson, New Geography
America's Pernicious Middle East Allies
J. Glaser, National Interest
Can China Make Top Wines?
Ly & Howson, The Conversation
Belarus's Russian Problem
Wall Street Journal
Envisioning a Hindu-Only India
Chandrahas Choudhury, Bloomberg View
Does Israel Steal Private Palestinian Land?
Moshe Dann, Jerusalem Post
What Really Sabotaged Israeli-Palestinian Talks
H. Ibish, The National
©2017 RealClearWorld | Go to full site