June 14, 2013 Archives

RealClearWorld Morning Edition

Obama Syria Aid: Too Little, Too Late
Con Coughlin, Daily Telegraph
Obama Commits U.S. to Sunni-Shia Civil War
Andrew Sullivan, The Dish
Iran's Leader Jabs U.S. as Presidential Vote Begins
Nasser Karimi, AP
Iran Exporting Terror in U.S.'s Backyard
Matthew Levitt, Foreign Policy
The Horrific View from Taksim Square
Claire Berlinski, The Spectator
Turkey's Economic Miracle Under Fire
Dilip Hiro, Yale Global
The Obama-Xi Summit Was a Huge Success
Fareed Zakaria, Time
Reading Marx in Tehran
Mansour Osanloo, New York Times
In Iran, the System Will Win Out
Michael Axworthy, The Guardian
Erdogan and Putin: Tyrants of the Majority
Emma Ashford, Nat'l Interest
Dark Side of Indonesia's Fragile Democracy
Michael Vann, The Diplomat
Why Is Gay Porn So Popular in Pakistan?
Alex Park, Mother Jones
India's Bad Drugs & Even Worse Excuses
Amir Attaran, RealClearScience
Argentina or Venezuela: Which Deserves Reset?
Ana Baron, Clarin/WC
Nicaragua: We Can Build a Better Canal
Simone Foxman, Quartz

RealClearWorld Afternoon Edition

Arming Syrian Rebels Isn't Enough
M. Weiss & E. O'Bagy, The Atlantic
Syria Policy Will Satisfy No One
Daniel Larison, American Conservative
Erdogan's Arrogance Could Destroy Turkey
Stephan Richter, Globalist
Is Taksim Turkey's Tiananmen Square?
Cengiz Candar, Al Monitor
The 'Cubanization' of Venezuela
Jose Cardenas, Washington Times
India's Population to Overtake China's Soon
Jason Overdorf, Global Post
An Asian Power Web Emerges
Cronin, Fontaine & Ratner, The Diplomat
The Kim Regime's 'Peace' Routine
Gordon Chang, Around Asia
To Save the Eurozone, Germany Must Take the Lead
The Economist
Britain Should Have Joined Euro 10 Years Ago
Will Hutton, Guardian
Can You Imagine Life without the BBC?
Nigel Farndale, Telegraph
Why Iranian Politicians Cry in Public
Max Fisher, Washington Post
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