April 2, 2013 Archives

RealClearWorld Morning Edition

Japan Shifts Away from Pacifism
Martin Fackler, New York Times
Beyond the Post-Cold War World
George Friedman, Stratfor
Is a Pandemic Being Born in China?
Laurie Garrett, Foreign Policy
Is North Korea Playing Resource Games?
Daniel McGroarty, RCW
What Air War Over N. Korea Would Look Like
Joe Pappalardo, Pop Mech
Why Less Is More on the Korean Peninsula
Rajan Menon, RealClearWorld
Europe Gets Tough with (Russian) Investors
Kelly McParland, Nat'l Post
Tough Times Ahead in Post-Chavez Venezuela
Fabiola Sanchez, AP
Why the Kremlin Is Targeting NGOs
Nikolai Petrov, Moscow Times
Egypt Takes Another Step Toward Autocracy
Eric Trager, Wash Institute
Pakistan's Dangerous Elections
Fasih Ahmed, The Daily Beast
Canada, the World's New Contrarian
Andrew Cohen, Ottawa Citizen
How Powerful Dynasties Still Rule India
Patrick de Jacquelot, Les Echos
China's New Leader Channels Katy Perry
Noah Feldman, Bloomberg
How Nazi Germany Planned to Fry the World
Ron Miller, io9

RealClearWorld Afternoon Edition

North Korea: Where the Neocons Are Right
Michael Hirsh, Nat'l Journal
Why Obama Failed in the Middle East
Aaron David Miller, Foreign Policy
Will Clinton's Agenda Survive?
Kathleen Parker, Newsweek
U.S. Can't Deliver Women's Rights in Afghanistan
Malou Innocent, CNN
Time to Confront China on North Korea
Arthur Herman, New York Post
Rise of North Africa's Jihadists Rattles Algeria
Vivienne Walt, Time
Hamas Again Avoids Change
Hussein Ibish, NOW Lebanon
Imran Khan: Pakistan's Obama?
Uzma Kolsy, The Atlantic
In Europe, Cameron Already Yesterday's Man
John Palmer, Guardian
Why Has Burma's Aung Suu Kyi Gone Silent?
Peter Popham, Daily Beast
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