April 1, 2013 Archives

RealClearWorld Morning Edition

Who Won in Iraq? Military Contractors
Trudy Rubin, Philly Inquirer
What the Iraq War Taught Me About Syria
Jackson Diehl, Wash. Post
Pipeline Politics in South Asia Getting Murkier
Harsh Pant, Japan Times
Boris Berezovsky and the Russian Money Problem
David Frum, Natl Post
What French Unhappiness Really Means
Konrad Yakabuski, Globe & Mail
Now in China's Rivers: Decomposing Humans
Gordon Chang, Forbes
Japan and S. Korea Must Join Hands
J. Berkshire Miller, The Diplomat
Britain Hobbled by Rigid Land Market
Simon Tilford, New Geography
Australia's Indestructible Prime Minister
Mark Kenny, S.M. Herald
Seeing Khe Sanh, Thinking Kabul
Bing West, National Review
Genocide Returns to Haunt Bangladesh
Haroon Siddiqui, Toronto Star
BRICS Summits Are So Last Decade
Ruchir Sharma, Times of India
What Naipaul Got Right & Wrong About India
Pankaj Mishra, Bloomberg
The Assault on Girls' Schooling
Gordon Brown, The Daily Beast
Moscow: City That Thrives on Disharmony
Paul Starobin, City Journal

RealClearWorld Afternoon Edition

Has North Korea Gone Crazy?
Gideon Rachman, Financial Times
China's State-Sponsored Amnesia
Yan Lianke, New York Times
Did Syria Use Chemical Weapons or Not?
Aryn Baker, Time
What It's Like to Wage War on Assad
J. Malcolm Garcia, Guernica
Mexico's Unstoppable Terror Boats
Nick Welsh, Pacific Standard
Energetic Germany, Decadent France
Dominique Moisi, Project Syndicate
This Is al-Qaeda's Next African Target
Jens Wiegmann, Die Welt
Britain's Great Savings Robbery
Louise Cooper, Spectator
Is North Korea Done with March Madness?
Patrick Smith, Fiscal Times
President Obama's Mideast Fantasies
Ira Chernus, TomDispatch
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