July 1, 2013 Archives

RealClearWorld Morning Edition

Who Will Save Egypt?
Marina Ottaway, Foreign Affairs
Why All the Revolts in Democracies?
Thomas Friedman, New York Times
France's 'Joan of Arc' Vows to Destroy Euro
A. Evans-Pritchard, Telegraph
How the NSA Targets Germany and Europe
Poitras et al., Der Spiegel
Obama's Africa Trip: Too Little, Too Late
Edward Luce, Financial Times
Bush Shadows Obama in Africa
Raghavan & Nakamura, Washington Post
Canada's Day, Canada's Era
Conrad Black, National Post
When the U.S. Doesn't Need Canadian Oil
Jeffrey Simpson, Globe and Mail
Kerry Keeps Coming Back Empty-Handed
Raphael Ahren, Times of Israel
How Richard Holbrooke Would Fix Syria
Andrew Doran, RealClearWorld
Syria Isn't Bosnia: Don't Arm the Rebels
Robin Harris, Standpoint
Will Youth Protests Spread to Asia?
Robert Kelly, The Diplomat
Why Is David Cameron Is Kazakhstan?
Simon Jenkins, The Guardian
Lebanon's Israel Problem
Michael J. Totten, The Tower
FYI, U.S. Just Won a War in the Philippines
David Axe, War Is Boring

RealClearWorld Afternoon Edition

Egypt: How Did It Come to This?
Evan Hill, Globe and Mail
The Death of the European Dream
Julie Mendelsohn, The European
France Embraces War on Terror
James Jay Carafano, The National Interest
Why Does the U.S. Always Get Iran Wrong?
Parsi & Marashi, Al Jazeera
Germans Must Be Protected from U.S.
Poitras, Rosenbach & Stark, Spiegel
Europe, America's No Espionage Threat
Michael Rubin, AEIdeas
The Right Foreign Adventures for Obama
James Rubin, The New Republic
Why Europe Is an Economic Problem Child
Tim Congdon, Standpoint
Islamic Rejectionism Will Turn Violent in Europe
Anat Berko, Gatestone
Australia's Disgrace
Ann Marie Hourihane, Irish Times
Japan Spends Millions Just to Be Cool
Roland Kelts, Time
The Bizarre World of China's Copycat Towns
Ruth Morris, BBC News
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