October 14, 2012 Archives

RealClearWorld Morning Edition

The EU's Badly Timed Prize
David Priestland, The Guardian
Giving the EU Its Nobel Due
David Frum, National Post
Peace Prize Becoming Irrelevant
Brian Lee Crowley, Ottawa Citizen
The Mystery of Benghazi
Ross Douthat, New York Times
Who's 'Politicizing' Benghazi?
Mark Steyn, National Review
Naiveté: Afghanistan's Latest Victim
Jeffrey Simpson, Globe and Mail
Free Speech Dying in the Western World
Jonathan Turley, Wash Post
At last, Cameron Gets Right Message Across
Janet Daley, Daily Telegraph
Why China's Anti-Access Strategy Matters
Harry Kazianis, RCW
Courts with Chinese Characteristics
Jerome Alan Cohen, Foreign Affairs
Turkey Never an Arab Spring Model
Magdy Aziz Tobia, Jerusalem Post
Cuban Missile Crisis: The Other, Secret One
Joe Matthews, BBC
India's Shoestring Foreign Policy
Kanti Bajpai, Times of India
Chavez Victory May Be Short-Lived
Roger Noriega, Washington Times
Neptune Spear & Obama's Foreign Policy
Steve Coll, NY Review of Books
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