April 12, 2013 Archives

RealClearWorld Morning Edition

Kim Jong-un's Dangerous Game
David Ignatius, Washington Post
Another Afghan Civil War Looms
Con Coughlin, Daily Telegraph
China's Unlikely Rival: Japan
William Pesek, Bloomberg
Casting Doubt on Japan's New Experiment
Charles Wallace, Reuters
The Case for Supporting Bashar al-Assad
Daniel Pipes, National Review
Have Syria's Kurds Had a Change of Heart?
Daniel Nisman, Hurriyet
On North Korea, Keep Calm and Carry On
Ted Galen Carpenter, Cato
Who Pays for North Korea's Mind Games?
Bradley Martin, Global Post
The Two Irelands Need One Economy
Dan O'Brien, Irish Times
A Russia-China Alliance Brewing?
Harold & Schwartz, The Diplomat
America's All-Powerful Cuba Lobby
William LeoGrande, Foreign Policy
Factoring Hamas into the Peace Process
Nathan Miller, Times of Israel
Giving Guns to Somalia Is a Good Idea
Gwynne Dyer, Georgia Straight
Slovakia's Ongoing Segregation Nightmare
Aaron Lake Smith, Vice
The Power Ship Keeping Lights on in Beirut
Simon Tisdall, The Guardian

RealClearWorld Afternoon Edition

No One Knows Anything About North Korea
Alex Pareene, Salon
How to Defeat North Korea
Andrei Lankov, Bloomberg
China Sides with North Korea
Gordon Chang, PJ Media
Why S. Koreans Don't Fear Nuclear War
Donald Kirk, The Atlantic
America's Idleness Makes for Mideast Mess
Benny Avni, New York Post
We Don't Need FEMEN's 'Help'
Shelina Zahra Janmohamed, The National
Kazakhstan: The Gilded Cage of Asia
Joshua Foust, Foreign Policy
Where Hugo Chavez Still Rules
Girish Gupta, Time
Thatcher's Prudent Nationalism
Leon Hadar, The National Interest
Was Thatcher's Victory Only Temporary?
Mark Steyn, National Review
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