July 15, 2013 Archives

RealClearWorld Morning Edition

Why Egypt Is a Foreign Policy Puzzle
George Packer, The New Yorker
Egyptian Coup Splits the Middle East
Dilip Hiro, Yale Global
Egypt's Real Disaster: An Economy in Free Fall
Ashraf Khalil, Time
The World Returns to the Barricades
Pankaj Mishra, Bloomberg
Rising China Needs New National Story
Schell & Delury, Wall St Journal
Two Slowing Economic Giants
Pranab Bardhan, New York Times
Beijing Is Lying About Its Tumbling Economy
Gordon Chang, Forbes
Reshaping the World Through Trade
Timothy Garton Ash, LA Times
Britain's Gas Chance
Bjorn Lomborg, Project Syndicate
Burma Could Become Another Rwanda
Ahamed Jarmal, The Guardian
Obama's Silence on Human Rights in Russia
Fred Hiatt, Washington Post
How Jewish Extremism Threatens Israel
Jeffrey Goldberg, Foreign Affairs
Memo to Cameron: Stop Sucking Up to Twitter
Mic Wright, Telegraph
Harper Prefers Pips to the Maple Leaf
Heather Mallick, Toronto Star
Dear Europe: No, Radio Waves Aren't Killing You
Alex Berezow, RCSc

RealClearWorld Afternoon Edition

The Major Egypt Crisis You Haven't Heard Of
Brian Stewart, CBC News
Putin's Cynical & Dangerous Snowden Ploy
Hujer, Neef & Schepp, Spiegel
Is Obama Starting an Israel-Syria War?
Evelyn Gordon, Commentary
Confessions of a Taliban Killer
Kevin Sites, Vice
France's Retrograde Attitude on Women
Claire Lundberg, Slate
The Middle East Isn't Doomed. Seriously
The Economist
Why a Revolution Is Brewing in Russia
Paul Goble, Democracy Digest
Ready for a Long War in Syria?
Richard Gowan, World Politics Review
The Return of McCarthyism -- in Israel
Amir Fuchs, Haaretz
Let's Chat with Our 'Iranian Friends'
Patrick Smith, Fiscal Times
On Getting Drunk in Antarctica
Olga Khazan, The Atlantic
The Tough Norwegians Who Hunt Whales
Jo Fidgen, BBC News
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