July 18, 2013 Archives

RealClearWorld Morning Edition

Is Syria Finished?
Dennis Ross, Washington Institute
Momentum Shifts in Syria, Bolstering Assad
Ben Hubbard, NY Times
Road to Damascus Runs Through Tehran
Amitai Etzioni, National Interest
Can China Change Its Economic Course?
Fareed Zakaria, Washington Post
Europe's Long History of Lecturing Israel
Haviv Rettig Gur, Times of Israel
EU Settlement Ban Like Cold Water on a Drunk
Rachel Shabi, Guardian
Nelson Mandela's Less Attractive Legacy
Eve Fairbanks, New Republic
Abe May Push Nationalism After Election
Foster & Yamaguchi, AP
Blame the U.S. for Mexico Obesity?
John Sutter, CNN
Time for New Iran Approach
Luers, Pickering & Walsh, NY Review of Books
The World's 10 Most Delayed Airports
RealClearWorld
The Price of a Trip to Cuba
Daniel Shoer Roth, Miami Herald
Unless You're British, Stop Talking About Royal Baby
Alex Massie, FP
On Being Black in China
Marketus Presswood, The Atlantic
Why Canadians Have No Time for Politics
Alex Himelfarb, Toronto Star

RealClearWorld Afternoon Edition

Why Has Crime Fallen Throughout the Rich World?
The Economist
Religious Sectarianism Rises Again
Scott Helfstein, The National Interest
Egyptian Media Turning Against Palestinians?
Asmaa al-Ghoul, Monitor
Beware of Hezbollah in New York
Matthew Levitt, New York Post
Iran Hopeful over President-Elect Rouhani
Ramin Mostaghim, LA Times
Don't Ignore Iran's Pivot to the North
Alexandros Petersen, Wash. Times
Netanyahu: 20 Years of 'Crying Wolf' on Iran
Gary Sick, CNN
Israeli 24-Hour News Channel Launches
Ruth Eglash, Washington Post
North Korea Is Quite Good at Gunrunning
Elias Groll, Foreign Policy
Elephant Tusks: The New Blood Diamonds?
Tristan McConnell, GP
Wolfgang Schauble's Fight to Save Europe
Michael Sauga, Der Spiegel
David Cameron Succeeds while Labour Babbles
Peter Oborne, Telegraph
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