July 2, 2013 Archives

RealClearWorld Morning Edition

Obama No Longer a Global Superhero
Gideon Rachman, Financial Times
Europe Must Get Tough on U.S. Spying
Veld & Verhofstadt, The Guardian
What's a Little Spying Among Friends?
Kimberly Dozier, Associated Press
You Say You Want a Revolution? Stop Protesting
David Rothkopf, FP
Army Coup in Egypt -- History Repeating
Ariel Ben Solomon, J'lem Post
The Egyptian Military's Playbook
Jeff Martini, Foreign Affairs
Europe's Old and New Truths
Roger Cohen, New York Times
Croatia, Welcome to Hotel Europe
Alex Berezow, RealClearWorld
John Kerry's Mideast Peace Plan Is Doomed
Jeffrey Goldberg, Bloomberg
Would the U.S. Lose the Naval War of 2015?
Harry Kazianis, RCDefense
Why Real Reform in China Can No Longer Wait
Zhou Qiren, WC/Caixin
Putin Toys with Obama
Garry Kasparov, The Daily Beast
Christians the Most Persecuted Worldwide
Timothy Dolan, Daily News
The Shadow War Against Syria's Christians
Nina Shea, National Review
Canada-U.S. Relationship Stalls
David Jones, Ottawa Citizen

RealClearWorld Afternoon Edition

Brotherhood Lacks Mandate for Its Vision
Faisal Al Yafai, The National
Stop Using Taxpayer Money to Fund Morsi
Sen. Rand Paul, CNN
The Saudi-Qatar Clash over Syria
David Ottaway, The National Interest
Snowden Loses Patriot Games to Putin
Leonid Bershidsky, Bloomberg
How Snowden Could Derail Global Economy
David Francis, Fiscal Times
Bliss, Fear and Anger -- in That Order
Nour Youssef, The Arabist
Egypt's Second Revolution
Hafez Ghanem, Brookings Institution
The Axis of Evil Remains
Benny Avni, New York Post
Burma's Order of the Heedless
Swe Win, New York Times
The Leadership Crisis in China's Freest City
Jennifer Cheng, Time
Has Foggy Bottom Forgotten Asia?
Ely Ratner, Foreign Policy
How Immunity Works for MEPs
Daniel Hannan, Daily Telegraph
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