July 3, 2012 Archives

July 3, 2012 Archives

RealClearWorld Morning Edition

Should the U.S. Cut Off Egypt's Military?

Shadi Hamid, The Atlantic

Has China Been Fair to Hong Kong?

Jonathan Fenby, Daily Telegraph

Breakdown in Iran Nuke Talks Appears Likely

David Ignatius, Wash Post

Mexico's Next Chapter

Enrique Pena Nieto, New York Times

Nieto Is More Dangerous Than He Looks

John Ackerman, Foreign Policy

Romney's Attack on Obama's Foreign Policy

Victor Davis Hanson, NRO

How Obama Won Canada

Lawrence Martin, Globe and Mail

Blackmail Can't Be UK's Euro Strategy

Gideon Rachman, Financial Times

How the War on Terror Is Being Fought in East Africa

Alex Perry, Time

U.S. Afghan Strategy Flunks Sun Tzu

Gian Gentile, Jerusalem Post

West Uses 'Morality' to Justify Interventions

Faisal al Yafai, The National

Ghosts of Iraq Haunt Obama

Thomas Basile, Washington Times

India Must Tread Carefully in Nepal

Prashant Jha, The Hindu

Paraguay's Big Mistake

Alvaro Vargas Llosa, The National Interest

China's Ties with West Asia & Turkey

Indrani Talukdar, Turkish Weekly

RealClearWorld Afternoon Edition

Are We Missing Our Own Afghan Success?

Hew Strachan, The Guardian

Pakistan Faces Defeat in Afghanistan

Ashley Tellis, The Diplomat

Liberals Ignore Obama's Guantanamos

James Kirchick, NY Daily News

Fading Importance of the Middle East

Paul Miller, The National Interest

Is U.S. Restraining Turkey on Syria?

Michael Weiss, Daily Telegraph

Beijing Flexes South China Sea Muscles

Jon Manthorpe, Vancouver Sun

Iraqi Traders Belie Optimism

Hadeel al Sayegh, The National

Chavez's Dangerous Liaisons with Tehran

Roger Noriega, The American

How Enrique Nieto Won Mexico's Presidency

Tim Padgett, Time

Romney's Foreign-Policy Team: Anyone Home?

Eli Lake, The Daily Beast