July 10, 2013 Archives

RealClearWorld Morning Edition

Egypt on Edge of Civil War
Thomas Friedman, New York Times
America Has No Friends in Egypt
Michael Hirsh, The Atlantic
5 Cringe-Worthy World News Stories
RealClearWorld
Why China Won't Buy the World
Martin Wolf, Financial Times
West Paves the Way for Snowden's Asylum
Tim Padgett, Time
Islamists in Egypt Brace for War
Evan Hill, Foreign Policy
Morsi Is to Blame for Egypt's Violence
Sara Khorshid, Al Monitor
Netanyahu's Dream of Iran War Is Over
Sefi Rachlevsky, Haaretz
Syrian Fighters Raise Threat to Italy
Soeren Kern, Gatestone Institute
Egypt's Non-Coup
Leon Hadar, American Conservative
Canada Can't Give Up on Oil
Suzanne McGee, Fiscal Times
Washington Is Oblivious to the Mess It Makes
Gordon Bardos, TNI
Yes, the U.S. Can Live with Taliban Rule
Zachary Keck, The Diplomat
The Racist Romance of the Arab Village
Seth Frantzman, Jerusalem Post
Islamic Terror Will Strike Where We Least Expect
Joel Brinkley, WAJ

RealClearWorld Afternoon Edition

Europe's New 'Time Bomb' Is Ticking in Syria
Marc Lynch, Foreign Policy
The Jihadis Are Waiting in Egypt
Richard Spencer, Daily Telegraph
Obama's Egypt Test: What Is 'Democracy'?
Michael Crowley, Time
'Zero Option' Will Finally End Afghan War
David Francis, Fiscal Times
China Slowdown Could Be Great for America
Gwynn Guilford, Quartz
Aid a Small Price to Prevent Egyptian War
Evelyn Gordon, Commentary
Why It Matters if the U.S. Calls It a Coup
Max Fisher, Washington Post
Is China Really Loosening Up on Tibet?
Saransh Sehgal, The Diplomat
The NSA's Senseless EU Spying
Farrell & Newman, Foreign Affairs
Is Lebanon Unraveling?
Jamie Dettmer, The Daily Beast
European Cokeheads Are Ruining West Africa
Joseph Cox, Vice
Kurdish Independence and Its Consequences
Amatzia Baram, GIS
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