July 8, 2013 Archives

RealClearWorld Morning Edition

West Must Help Build Mideast Democracy
Tony Blair, The Observer
The Perils of a 'People's Coup'
Khaled M. Abou El Fadl, New York Times
When a Coup Advances Democracy
Michael Rubin, New York Daily News
How Egypt Echoes Algeria
Vivienne Walt, Time
Edward Snowden Was Right to Flee
Daniel Ellsberg, Washington Post
Why Venezuela Offers Asylum to Snowden
Mary Anastasia O'Grady, WSJ
Tinker, Tailor, Snowden, Spy
Gordon Chang, Gatestone Institute
Can ElBaradei Keep Egypt Together? Can Anyone?
David Kenner, FP
The Enormity of Mandela's Struggle
Rajan Menon, National Interest
Forget Grand Bargains with China
Taylor Washburn, The Diplomat
Climate Change Isn't World's Biggest Problem
Alex Berezow, RCScience
Cyberwar Is Military Fiction
Doug Saunders, Globe and Mail
While UK Dithers the World Gets Things Done
Boris Johnson, Telegraph
Murray Win Makes 'Big Four' Official
Tim Joyce, RealClearSports
China's Last Gunslingers
Katia Andreassi, National Geographic

RealClearWorld Afternoon Edition

The NSA and Its European Pawns
Edward Snowden, Der Spiegel
How the U.S. Funded the Egyptian Coup
David Francis, The Fiscal Times
How Syria's War Became a Crusade
Hegghammer & Zelin, Foreign Affairs
Sarkozy Is Back and He Wants Revenge
Philip Broughton, The Spectator
Iran Makes an Epic Blunder in Syria
Gary Gambill, FPRI
Australian Politics Finally Interesting
Peter Hartcher, SM Herald
China Makes It Illegal Not to Visit Parents
Yu Hua, New York Times
Thank GOP Hawks for Rand Paul
Stuart Reid, Washington Monthly
Why Do British Avoid the Word 'Muslim'?
Robert Fisk, The Independent
The Authoritarian Surge
Shevtsova & Kramer, The American Interest
Nixon, Kissinger & the 'Israel Lobby'
Eric Grynaviski, Duck of Minerva
Norway's 'Slow TV' Excruciating Yet Compelling
Mark Lewis, Time
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