Week of February 23, 2015 Archives

RealClearWorld Morning Edition

Monday, February 23
Paleoconservatives Are Wrong About Putin
Alex Berezow, RCWorld
The World Seen from Vilnius Is a Scary Place
Boyd Tonkin, Independent
Great Power Competition Returns
Robert Kagan, Brookings Institution
Vaclav Havel, Europe's Necessary Hero
Michael Ignatieff, Atlantic
Islamic State: The Beast Keeps Growing
John McLaughlin, Ozy
The South China Sea Resource Grab
Michael Fabinyi, The Diplomat
Turkey Makes a Move in Syria
Economist
Is Gazprom Losing Its Grip on Europe?
Nick Cunningham, Oil Price
ISIS Exploits the Power of Imagery
Anne Barnard, New York Times
Chavez's Ghost Haunts Spanish Elections
Itxu Diaz, Daily Beast
Just a Month in, Syriza Has Already Failed
C J Polychroniou, Al Jazeera
ISIS Remains a Mere Nuisance
Tony Karon, The National
Tuesday, February 24
Putin Drags Post-Soviet Economies Down
L. Bershidsky, Bloomberg View
Russian Downgrade Was not Political
Mark Adomanis, Moscow Times
Why China Is Suddenly Warming to the Arctic
Kong Lingyu, Caixin
EU Leaders Are Relentlessly Crazy
R. Kuttner, American Prospect
Obama's Isolationism
Conrad Black, National Review
Kurdish Forces Show the Strain of ISIS Fight
Mike Giglio, BuzzFeed
All Hail King Dollar
Milton Ezrati, National Interest
Russia Quietly Annexes South Ossetia
Maia Otarashvili, FPRI
Roll Out the Welcome Mat for European Emigrants
Daniel Altman, FP
Putin's Potemkin Propaganda Station in Ukraine
Paul Gregory, The Blaze
No Policy Like an Iran Policy
Michael Doran, Mosaic
The Murky Strategy to Retake Mosul
Matt Schiavenza, The Atlantic
Time for Pakistan to Emerge from the Fog
Roger Cohen, New York Times
Wednesday, February 25
Russian Empire Is Not What Putin Wants
Fiona Hill, National Interest
Inside the Mind of Vladimir Putin
Ian Robertson, Daily Telegraph
Ukraine Is no Game Changer Yet
Jan Techau, Carnegie Europe
Obama's Doomed Iran Outreach
Thomas Joscelyn, Weekly Standard
NATO Should Build Baltic Bases
Randy Scheunemann, RealClearWorld
Plight of Syria's Christian Minority
Ishaan Tharoor, Washington Post
From Welfare State to Caliphate
Ranstorp, Gustaffson, Hyllengren, FP
Danish Answer to Radical Jihad
Manfred Ertel & Ralf Hoppe, Der Spiegel
Turkish Foreign Policy at a Crossroads
Murat Yetkin, Hurriyet Daily News
U.S. Navy Must Be Ready to Hit ISIS
Seth Cropsey, Wall Street Journal
Obama's Absurd Denial of Islamic Terrorism
Dennis Prager, Townhall
Germany Is Giving Greece One Last Chance
Leonid Bershidsky, Bloomberg
The Perils of Korean Reunification
Jennifer Lind, The Diplomat
Qatar Winter Cup Promises to Be a Mess
Owen Gibson, The Guardian
Eiffel Tower Now Has Own Wind Turbines
Eric Holthaus, Slate
Thursday, February 26
The Intersection of Three Crises
Reva Bhalla, Stratfor
Britain's Leadership Is a Tragedy
Carl-Georg Luft, The European
Europe's Hard Left Took a Good Thumping
Mark Gilbert, Bloomberg View
There Is no Better Deal Coming with Iran
Paul Pillar, Reuters
Venezuela: All Oil, no Toilet Paper
Joshua Keating, Slate
Change in Central and Eastern Europe
J. Dempsey, Carnegie Europe
Room for a Chinese Role in Israel-Palestine Conflict
Yiyi Chen, EAF
Why Immigration Won't Save Japan
Jonathan Last, Weekly Standard
Boko Harem Just Got More Dangerous
Nancy Youssef, Daily Beast
What Orwell Said About 'Mein Kampf'
Ishaan Tharoor, Washington Post
Stalin Wasn't an Intellectual Dullard
Jack Matlock, Jr., National Interest
ISIS Gets Funding Via Looted Art
Daniela Deane, Washington Post
ISIS Social Media Lures Females to Cause
Zavis & Boyle, L.A. Times
Friday, February 27
*BREAKING NEWS* Anti-Putin Politician Assassinated - BBC News
Why Russia Will Lose in Ukraine
Alexander Motyl, World Affairs Journal
Obama's Iran Deal Worse Than No Deal
Joseph & Tobey, National Review
Feeling Harassed, Britons Becomes 'Jihadist John'
USA Today
Restoring American Supremacy
Dov Zakheim, National Interest
China's Fertile Ground for Islamic State
Adam Minter, Bloomberg
Beijing Cracks Down on Party Criticism
Chris Buckley, New York Times
Hong Kong Activists Stand Up to China
Carol Williams, Los Angeles Times
U.S. Must Get Qatar to Fall in Line
Simon Henderson, Washington Institute
Kirkuk Foreshadows Challenges in Iraq
Michael Knights, Al Jazeera
Is Obama Stirring Up Anti-Semitism?
Michael Freund, Jerusalem Post
Unrelenting Bloodshed in South Sudan
Ty McCormick, Foreign Policy
Why Mother Teresa Is No Saint
Adam Taylor, Washington Post
Will Spain Follow in Greece's Footsteps?
Natalie Nougayrede, Guardian
Saturday, February 28
The DNA of German Foreign Policy
Frank-Walter Steinmeier, PS
Greece Lifts China's Mediterranean Hopes
Emanuele Scimia, WPR
How could U.S. and Russia Go to War? We Don't Know
P. Saunders, TNI
A New Era of Darkness for Putin's Russia
Christian Caryl, Foreign Policy
Germany's Economic Mannschaft Prevails
Fabio Fiallo, RealClearWorld
Bibi Versus the Bully in the White House
Matt Continetti, National Review
Does India Have a Strategy for Its Carrier Fleet?
R. Farley, The Diplomat
Explaining Netanyahu's Washington Visit
Haim Malka, CSIS
Venezuela Goes Full Fascist
Dario Acevedo Carmona, Espectador
A Partial Tally of the Damage Bibi Is Doing
Jeffrey Goldberg, The Atlantic
Fighting Repression in Russia
W. Pomeranz & K. Smith, The Mark News
Hoarding Words from the British Landscape
R Macfarlane, The Guardian
Britain's Legal System Is Being Shredded
Anthon Barnett, New Statesman
Sunday, March 1
Heightened Stakes in Russia-West Standoff
Nikolas Gvosdev, National Interest
Is Fatah-Israel Security Coordination Doomed?
D. Kuttab, Al-Monitor
There are Two Israels
Nicholas Kristof, New York Times
The Battle of the Greek and German Ministers
Blome et al, Spiegel
Russia's Shaken Opposition
Eli Lake, Bloomberg View
Putin, the Villain Straight from Central Casting
Stephen Kotkin, Newsweek
What UKIP Could Teach the U.S.
Nigel Farage, Independent
It's Even Scarier if Putin Didn't Order the Hit
S. Walker, The Guardian
Support for Israel Is not Bipartisan
Jeff Ballabon, Washington Times
19 Things to Know Abut Boris Nemtsov
Jessica Elgot, Huffington Post
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