July 17, 2013 Archives

RealClearWorld Morning Edition

This Is Israel's Future
Yuval Diskin, Tablet Magazine
Egypt Needs U.S. More than Ever
Brent Scowcroft & Eric Melby, WaPo
Europe's Demographic Tipping Point
Aaron Renn, New Geography
Crushing the Brotherhood Won't End Well
Steven Cook, Foreign Policy
It's Odd Watching the French Be Nice
Maureen Dowd, New York Times
Russia's Unwelcome Guest
Georgy Bovt, Moscow Times
How Jordan Embodies the Arab World's Woes
Rami Khouri, Daily Star
Obama's Foreign Policy: An Epic Fail
Paul Chapin, Ottawa Citizen
A Violent Turn Against Muslims in Britain
Assed Baig, Vice
America Joins the Jihad
Clare Lopez, Gatestone Institute
China's New (Old) Family Values
Jessica Levine, Tea Leaf Nation
Why Poland and Israel Are Feuding
The Economist
Why Latin America Is Less Free
Kurt Weyland, The Atlantic
Tibetans Losing Patience with Peaceful Protest
Kapil Komireddi, National
Africa's Rule By Coup
Joseph Hammond, The European

RealClearWorld Afternoon Edition

The Arabs Will Have Their Gettysburgs
Leon Hadar, National Interest
The Perils of Non-Intervention in Syria
Will Marshall, Global Public Sq.
Has Egypt's Experiment with Islamism Failed?
Dan Murphy, CSM
The Taliban's Pathetic Letter to Malala Yousafzai
Rob Crilly, Telegraph
Snowden's Sentence: Life in Putin's Police State
David Francis, Fisc. Times
Why Latin America Hearts Snowden
Peter Hakim, Reuters
Bargaining with Drone-Skeptical Pakistan
Daniel Markey, Foreign Affairs
EU Settlement Ban Hurts Kerry's Peace Push
Avi Issacharoff, TOI
British Health Care Stuck in 1940s Time Warp
Simon Jenkins, Guardian
U.S. Must Follow FDR's Lead on Asia
Michael Fullilove, The Australian
Don't Fear a Strong leader in Japan
David Pilling, Financial Times
Iran's Top General Offers Note of Sanity
Amir Taheri, New York Post
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