Week of May 4, 2015 Archives

RealClearWorld Morning Edition

Monday, May 4
Obama's New Answers on Iran Fall Flat
Josh Rogin, Bloomberg View
An Interview With Donetsk's Rebel Leader
Christian Neef, Der Spiegel
The Coming British Coalition
Alex Deane, RealClearWorld
Iran Is Reaching Its Limits in Syria
Alan Philps, The National
'Chimerica' In Decline
Vasilis Trigkas, The Diplomat
Fighting to Control the UK Post-Election Narrative
I Hardman, Spectator
Sri Lanka Looks to the U.S.
Walter Russell Mead, The American Interest
North Korea: Evil, But Not a Terrorist State
D. Bandow, National Interest
The Seats to Watch on Election Night
Stephen Bush, New Statesman
A Trade Watershed?
Robert Samuelson, Washington Post
Can an Arab Joint Army Work?
Hussein Ibish, New York Times
The Ed Miliband I Worked With
Nick Rowley, The Conversation
A Grand Bargain for Britain?
Peter Franklin, Conservative Home
The Russian Economy Stumbles Back to Its Feet
Andy Tully, Oil Price
The UK Election's Many Swings
Economist
Tuesday, May 5
How the British Might Abandon Europe
Joel Weickgenant, RCWorld
A Far-Right Dutch Firebrand in Texas
David Francis, Foreign Policy
How Russians Really See the United States
Max Fisher, Vox
Britain's Strange Election
Roger Cohen, New York Times
Our Hardliners, and Iran's
Eli Lake, Bloomberg View
The Death of the United Kingdom? So Be It
Simon Jenkins, Guardian
'Madam Secretary' and the Real Iran Deal
Robin Wright, New Yorker
Europe Braces for 6 Days of Political Chaos
Pierre Briancon, Politico
From Buchenwald to Europe
Bret Stephens, Wall Street Journal
The Spying Scandal That Could Take Merkel Down
Der Spiegel
How to Pick the Next UN Boss
Ngaire Woods & Nina Hall, Project Syndicate
It Is Time to Admit the Euro Has Failed
Gideon Rachman, Financial Times
Time for Politics in a Desperate Yemen
Dan Depetris, Sismec
Indonesia's Foreign Policy Takes a Nasty Turn
Economist
A Messy Yemeni Divorce Is Underway
Faisal Al Yafai, The National
Wednesday, May 6
Bin Laden's Ambitious Final Plans, Revealed
David Ignatius, Wash. Post
How UK Elections Represent the State of Europe
G. Friedman, Stratfor
A Tally of Obama's Foreign Policy Fiascos
Schaefer, Dale & Riley, RCWorld
Be Real About the Constraints on U.S. Foreign Policy
Ron Tiersky, RCW
Who Counts the Bodies in the Drone Wars?
T. Engelhardt, TomDispatch
16 Foreign Policy Must-Reads for '16 Candidates
S. Coerr, The Federalist
3 Reasons UKIP Matters
Timo Lochocki, German Marshall Fund
Germany, the Green Superpower
Thomas Friedman, New York Times
Tony Blair's Scottish Bombshell
F. Hill & P. Le Corre, Foreign Affairs
The Nuclear Deal and Iran's Culture Wars
Jeremy Friedman, TNI
The Rise and Fall of Putin the Shirtless
Sean Braswell, Ozy
India's Great and Beautiful Lost Kingdoms
William Dalrymple, NY Books
Is Auckland Heading for a Crash?
Helen Clark, The Diplomat
How Much Can Britain Shrink?
Clive Crook, Bloomberg View
The Problem With Kissinger's World Order
James Traub, Foreign Policy
Thursday, May 7
Enough Games, Let's Redefine EU Membership
Guy Verhofstadt, Politico
Only the Scots Are Popular in This Election
M Champion, Bloomberg View
Why Obama Cares About Britain's Vote
Margaret Talev, Bloomberg
China Is a Big New Player in the Caucasus
Michael Cecire, The Diplomat
The Emoji Journey from Japan to the White House
Matt Alt, New Yorker
A Blueprint for a Greek Comeback
Yanis Varoufakis, Project Syndicate
Who Is Winning the Battle of Ideas in Britain?
G. Eaton, New Statesman
Let's Discuss Russia's Role in World War II
L. Todd Wood, Wash Times
The Geopolitics of the Iran Nuclear Deal
I. Goldenberg & R.D. Kaplan, TNI
Is Britain Retreating from the World?
J Park, Council on Foreign Relations
Conservatives Will Keep London on Top
Boris Johnson, Evening Standard
Stop Attacking the Scottish People's Choice
Simon Kelner, Independent
The Tories Plot a Coup
Seumas Milne, Guardian
Can We Finally Tame Iran?
John McLaughlin, Ozy
For Once, It's True: This Election Is Huge
Robert Peston, BBC
Friday, May 8
David Cameron Cruises Home
Roger Cohen, New York Times
Will Israel Miss Its Moment?
Fareed Zakaria, Washington Post
We Need to Talk About Shinzo Abe
Kevin Rafferty, Japan Times
The Breakup of Britain Is Now a Real Possibility
J. Kirkup, Telegraph
Defending Fortress Taiwan
Julian Snelder, Lowy Interpreter
How I Learned to Love the Iranian Bomb
Clifford May, Israel Hayom
After Tory Win, France Needs a New EU Strategy
Francois Heisbourg, FT
Germany's Big Old Demographic Problem
Tobias Kaiser, Die Welt
Turkey Avoids Economic Pain With an EU Deal
M Cetingulec, Al Monitor
The New Face of Israel's Hard Right
Siobhan O'Grady, Foreign Policy
Where Will Cameron Lead His Divided Britain?
Ben Fox, EU Observer
Despite Setbacks, Boko Haram Is Alive and Well
N. Yousseff, Daily Beast
Miliband Oversaw a Major Split Within Labour
Rafael Behr, Guardian
Three Worries for British Sterling
Mark Gilbert, Bloomberg View
The United Kingdom Is on Life Support
Matthew Norman, Independent
Saturday, May 9
The Amazing Decline of America's Special Relationships
D Rothkopf, FP
What Did British Voters Just Say?
Marc Champion, Bloomberg View
Has Putin Played All His Cards in Ukraine?
V. Frolov, Moscow Times
Cameron's Chance to Be a European Statesman
Peter Oborne, Politico
Italy's Electoral Reform May Usher in Further Instability
Stratfor
Lessons for Australia from Britain's Vote
Peter Brent, The Australian
Palestinian Flags Wave in Israeli Squares
Gilad Sharon, Jerusalem Post
What if the Polls Are Getting Turkey Wrong Too?
Murat Yetkin, Hurriyet
Moscow's Marauders on the High Seas
Kyle Mizokami, National Interest
7 Key Facts About Austerity in the UK
Matthew Yglesias, Vox
It's Christmas, and UK Voters Are the Turkeys
Lee Williams, Independent
Britain's Election - What Does It All Mean?
Tom Quinn, The Conversation
Sunday, May 10
The Clear Voice of the British People
Alex Deane, RealClearWorld
Don't Trust These Polls
Frank Luntz, Washington Post
Poland's Election Is All About Countering Russia
Annabelle Chapman, FP
The Suicide of Britain
Ross Douthat, New York Times
The Story Behind Benghazi
Terry Atlas, Bloomberg View
A Vote for Independence, or British Federalism?
Joshua Keating, Slate
Poland, Europe's Island of Stability
Hannah Thoburn, American Interest
Cultural Sensitivity Does Not Win Wars
David French, National Review
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