July 3, 2013 Archives

July 3, 2013 Archives

RealClearWorld Morning Edition

The Army Isn't the Answer for Egypt

Richard Spencer, Daily Telegraph

A Dangerous Turn in Egypt

Ashraf Khalil, Foreign Affairs

War Between Egypt and Israel Looms

Lee Smith, Tablet Magazine

Europe, the World's Biggest Hypocrites

Denis MacShane, Foreign Policy

U.S. Needs the Right Friends in the Mediterranean

Seth Cropsey, RCW

10 Reasons Everyone Is Protesting

Steve LeVine, The Atlantic

Egypt's Generals Are Loyal ... to Themselves

David Gardner, FT

Nice-Guy Obama Rolled by Turkey

Steven Cook, Christian Science Monitor

The Battle for Egypt's Future Continues

Rami Khouri, The Daily Star

America Is Exceptional -- at Spying

Raphael Satter, Associated Press

Brazil's State-Made Crisis

Fabio Rafael Fiallo, RealClearWorld

Relax, Japan's Not Re-Arming

Benjamin Schreer, The Strategist

Elites Winning in Egypt, Brazil and Turkey

Seumas Milne, Guardian

Obama Drives a Wedge Between U.S., Europe

Gregor Schmitz, Der Spiegel

The World Needs More Soap Operas

Kevin Redmon, Pacific Standard

RealClearWorld Afternoon Edition

Mohammed Morsi Ousted as Egyptian President

Hauslohner et al., WaPo

Myth of Political Islam Exposed in Egypt

Bessma Momani, Globe and Mail

Yet Another Arab State Unravels

Karl Vick, Time

In Egypt, It's Democrats vs. Liberals

Samer Shehata, New York Times

Risks of a Hard Landing for China

Martin Wolf, Financial Times

Japan's Nuclear Salesman-In-Chief

Sebastian Sarmiento-Saher, Diplomat

Worried Philippines Invites the U.S. Back

Matt Gurney, National Post

Will Turkey Choose Democracy?

Elif Shafak, The Guardian

Russia's Silent but Deadly AIDS Epidemic

Diana Bruk, Vice

Preparing for Cyberwarfare

Michael Richardson, The Japan Times

Tony Abbott: Australia's Next PM?

Mary Kissel, World Affairs Journal

The Plot to Kill Albert Einstein

Esther Inglis-Arkell, io9