July 11, 2013 Archives

RealClearWorld Morning Edition

To Save Egypt, Drop the Presidency
Bruce Ackerman, New York Times
Why the Brotherhood Won't Back Down
Eric Trager, Foreign Affairs
An Egyptian Mystery with No Heroes
Clifford May, National Review
Did Israel Bomb Syria Last Week?
Michael Weiss, NOW Lebanon
Wheels Are Coming Off South Europe
Ambrose Evans-Pritchard, Telegraph
China's Charm Offensive: Genuine or Tactical?
Aaron Friedberg, GMF
Talking to a China in Disarray
Gordon Chang, World Affairs Journal
No Trains, No Keystone XL?
Thomas Homer-Dixon, Globe and Mail
East-West Expansion Made U.S. a Great Power
Robert Kaplan, Stratfor
Arab Spring Was a Cry for Capitalism
Hernando de Soto, The Spectator
The Global Low Fertility Panic
Teitelbaum & Winter, Yale Global
Gay Americans Should Focus on Russia
David Meyers, The Daily Caller
The Military's Still in Charge in Burma
Bertil Lintner, Foreign Policy
China's Intolerable Blackout of U.S. Media
Jim Sciutto, Washington Post
Satirical Party Crashes German Election
David Crossland, Der Spiegel

RealClearWorld Afternoon Edition

Is Egypt Headed Toward Civil War?
Chris Luenen, The National Interest
Drawing the Wrong Lessons from Egypt
Matthew Duss, Am. Prospect
Washington Has Redefined the Word 'Coup'
Jean Mackenzie, Global Post
Has the Arab Spring Failed?
The Economist
Bring on the 'Zero Option' in Afghanistan
Michael Noonan, World Report
Brazil Rushes Headlong into Popular Revolt
Matthias Matussek, Spiegel
What Edward Snowden Should Know About Venezuela
Peter Wilson, FP
Bad News Elsewhere Is Good News for China
Jeffrey Wasserstrom, Time
The Secret to Finland's Success with Everything
Olga Khazan, Atlantic
What S. Korea, Japan Can Learn from Europe
Stefan Soesanto, Diplomat
Nuclear Option Is Suicidal for North Korea
Colin Powell, Asahi Shimbun
A Gift from China: Creepy Wax Statue of Kim Jong-il
Max Fisher, WaPo
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