April 10, 2013 Archives

RealClearWorld Morning Edition

The Term 'Arab Spring' Has to Be Retired
Thomas Friedman, NY Times
Why Did Spring Fail? Anti-Semitism
Ahmad Hashemi, Times of Israel
In Syria, Some Brace for the Next War
Liz Sly, Washington Post
Maggie Thatcher Versus the Establishment
Walter Russell Mead, Reuters
Margaret Thatcher Was No Saint
Terry Glavin, Ottawa Citizen
America Needs Its Own Thatcher
Robert Robb, Arizona Republic
Don't Let Asia 2013 Turn into Europe 1914
Dominique Moisi, Les Echos
North Korea Is the Boy Who Cried Wolf
Robert Kelly, The Diplomat
How Switzerland Survived the Crisis
Benedikter & Kaelin, Foreign Affairs
Hollande Seeks Role as Apostle of Virtue
Stefan Simons, Der Spiegel
Syria's Civil War Stalemate
Stephen Starr, National Post
The Most Powerful Woman in Israel
Neri Zilber, Foreign Policy
A Bad Time for an Independent Kurdistan
Ranj Alaaldin, Asharq Al-Awsat
My Lunch with a Human Rights Violator
Josh Androsky, Vice
False Scholarship of Edward Said
Joshua Muravchik, World Affairs Journal

RealClearWorld Afternoon Edition

How Hezbollah Infiltrated Europe
Alex Levy, Le Temps/Worldcrunch
Even China Thinks North Korea Is Crazy
Helen Gao, Foreign Policy
Bring Our Troops in Korea Home
Gene Healy, Cato Institute
The U.S. Behaves Like a Rogue State
Jonathan Steele, The Guardian
Don't Count Aung San Suu Kyi Out Yet
Rena Pederson, Huffington Post
Germany's Choice: Eurobonds or Leave Euro
George Soros, Project Syn.
Was Chilean Poet Pablo Neruda Poisoned?
Mac Margolis, The Daily Beast
Getting Ready for Post-Castro Cuba
Arturo Lopez-Levy, National Interest
In Syria, Jihadists Campaign for Hearts & Minds
Rania Abouzeid, Time
Topless Tunisian Sparks National Unrest
Emily Greenhouse, New Yorker
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