August 1, 2012 Archives

RealClearWorld Morning Edition

Romney Needs a New Foreign Policy Team
David Rothkopf, Foreign Policy
Why Culture Matters
Mitt Romney, National Review
Playing Political Football with Israel
Thomas Friedman, New York Times
China Knows the Party Can't Last Forever
Satyajit Das, The Australian
The British Seeds of American Decline
Michael Lind, The Globalist
Bankers Happy to Play Nero as Euro Burns
Simon Jenkins, The Guardian
U.S. Must Arm Syria's Rebels
Anne-Marie Slaughter, Financial Times
Putin's Tyranny Driven by Paranoia
Edward Lucas, Daily Telegraph
Pussy Riot's Enemies Don't Stop at Putin
Mary Dejevsky, The Independent
Why China Must Do More in Afghanistan
Jeffrey Hornung, The Diplomat
China, India Prepare for Tussle
Mohan Malik, World Affairs Journal
Rebuilding Venezuelan Democracy
Andres Velasco, Project Syndicate
The Slow-Motion Crisis of Africa's Sahel Belt
Michael Burleigh, Daily Mail
Canada Must Prepare to Defend Its Shores
Colin Robertson, Ottawa Citizen
Christians in Egypt Fear the Worst
Trudy Rubin, Miami Herald

RealClearWorld Afternoon Edition

How to Spark an Iranian Revolution
Michael Ledeen, Foreign Affairs
U.S. Oil Firms Build Fiefdom in Iraq
Steve LeVine, Foreign Policy
Romney Wants a War with Iran
Robert Merry, The National Interest
Romney Can Revive U.S. Strength Abroad
Abhijit Pandya, Daily Mail
America's Shiny, Useless Military
William Lind, American Conservative
Why Do African Presidents Keep Dying?
Simon Allison, Daily Maverick
Israeli Attack on Iran Risks Messy U.S. War
Innocent & Eilam, Global Post
The Taliban May Make Peace - Will the U.S.?
Ahmed Rashid, BBC News
Time for Japan & South Korea to Ally
Hornung & Tatsumi, Japan Times
U.S.-Canada Relationship Doing Just Fine
Gordon Giffin, Globe and Mail
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