August 9, 2012 Archives

RealClearWorld Morning Edition

Why China's Rise May Have Already Peaked
Minxin Pei, The Diplomat
As the Sinai Goes, So Goes the Golan Heights?
Tony Karon, Time
The Hunger Wars in Our Future
Michael Klare, Guernica
Sectarianism Breeding a Muslim Cold War
Ibrahim Kalin, Today's Zaman
Arab Spring? Try Christian Winter
William Dalrymple, The Australian
A Call to Arm Syria's Rebels
Malcolm Rifkind, New York Times
The Right Way to Help Syria's Rebels
Dalia & David Kaye, LA Times
How the U.S. Can Stabilize the Mideast
Barry Naughten, The Conversation
Air Strikes Won't Solve Sinai Problem
Fawaz Gerges, The Guardian
Scandinavia and the Jews
Elliott Abrams, Weekly Standard
Betrayed Russia Won't Help West
Pascal Boniface, Le Nouvel Observateur
Corruption Not Slowing Russia
Boris Kagarlitsky, Moscow Times
The Olympics and the Wrong Side of History
George Jonas, Ottawa Citizen
India's Dark Night
Sunila Kale & Sumit Ganguly, Foreign Affairs
Georgia's Modernizing Mission
Fyodor Lukyanov, Russia in Global Affairs

RealClearWorld Afternoon Edition

The Resurrection of Silvio Berlusconi?
Hans-Jurgen Schlamp, Der Spiegel
Europe's Crisis of Tongues
Edoardo Campanella, Project Syndicate
U.S. Election Forces Spotlight on Iran
Conrad Black, National Review
Syria's Kurdish Conundrum
H. Macleod & A. Flamand, Global Post
Will Turkey Face a Proxy War with PKK?
Nihat Ozcan, Hurriyet
Populism Is Destroying Globalism
Shinji Fukukawa, Japan Times
Olympics 2012 a Giant Leap for Women
Natasha Fatah, Globe and Mail
How Can Science Benefit Poor Muslims?
Athar Osama, SciDev.Net
Bo Xilai Might Be a Crook, But He Was Good at His Job
Kevin Lu, FP
China Is Falling Out of Love with Ping Pong
Helen Gao, The Atlantic
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