August 10, 2012 Archives

RealClearWorld Morning Edition

U.S., Israel Would Regret Striking Iran
Y. Melman & D. Raviv, Guardian
The World Truly Is in a Golden Age
Fraser Nelson, Daily Telegraph
UK Problems Will Return After Olympics
Alan Philps, The National
Putin: The Laughing Stock of the World
Michael Bohm, Moscow Times
U.S. Must Push Iran Out of Syria
Tony Badran, NOW Lebanon
No Need for Mitt to Bait Old Russian Bear
Philip Stephens, Financial Times
Candidates Can't Make Foreign Policy Go Away
Michael Gerson, WaPo
Back to Bad Old Days of U.S. Interference
Adrian Hamilton, Independent
Why U.S.-China 'Grand Bargain' Would Fail
Rory Medcalf, The Diplomat
Could Boris Johnson Really Become Prime Minister?
Alex Massie, FP
India Too Generous with Its Water
Brahma Chellaney, Japan Times
Will Syria's Kurds Benefit from Crisis?
Jonathan Marcus, BBC News
Is Turkey Losing to the PKK?
Michael Rubin, Kurdistan Tribune
A Mexican Demagogue Rises Again
Enrique Krauze, The New Republic
Bahrain's Crisis Escalates
Elizabeth Dickinson, World Affairs Journal

RealClearWorld Afternoon Edition

Hezbollah's Karma in Syria
David Schenker, Weekly Standard
Condemn War Crimes by Syria's Rebels, Too
Peter Beaumont, Guardian
Egypt's Morsi Outsmarting the Generals
Steven A. Cook, Foreign Policy
In China, a Show Trial Without the Show
Christina Larson, New Republic
Brazil's China Temptation
Jaime Daremblum, PJ Media
Indian Tiger Taking On Chinese Dragon
Rajeev Sharma, Jakarta Globe
What Lies Ahead for Libya
Steven Sotloff, Time
Growing Turkey-Iraq Trade Ties
Hadeel al Sayegh, The National
India, Pakistan Eye Rapprochement
Arif Rafiq, The National Interest
Britain Heading for Japanese Paralysis
Jeremy Warner, Daily Telegraph
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