July 26, 2013 Archives

RealClearWorld Morning Edition

A Decade of Disorder for the Mideast
Philip Stephens, Financial Times
In Search of the Obama Doctrine
Christopher Dickey, The Daily Beast
Arab Regimes Still Waiting for Captain America
Gary Gambill, Nat'l Post
Obama's Caroline Kennedy Pick Is Bad for U.S. Image
David Rothkopf, FP
Bashar al-Assad Isn't Going Anywhere
Con Coughlin, Daily Telegraph
Sissi Not Moving Egypt Toward Democracy
Marina & David Ottaway, WP
Egypt Needs 1-Year Moratorium on Protests
Samir Radwan, Bloomberg
Russia's Military on the March in Asia
Ariel Cohen, National Interest
Chinese Search for Infant Formula Goes Global
Edward Wong, NY Times
The Countries Not Letting a Crisis Go to Waste
Ian Bremmer, Reuters
Why Are These Afghan Women Committing Suicide?
Nicola Abe, Spiegel
A Growing Iraq-Iran Rivalry in India
Harsh Pant, The National
China-Latin America Fiesta Is Over
Andres Oppenheimer, Miami Herald
Mexico's 'New' Drug War
Ricardo Ainslie, Los Angeles Times
VIP Rape Case Tests Free Speech in China
Chen Jieren, Econ Observer/WC

RealClearWorld Afternoon Edition

Al-Qaeda Is Back
Bruce Riedel, The Daily Beast
Out Stifling Strategy for Syria
Anne Applebaum, Slate
On Syria, West Dithers, Rebels Lack Moderates
Alan Philips, National
Is Rand Paul's Foreign Policy 'Libertarian'?
Seth Mandel, Commentary
U.S. Return May Be Snowden's Best Bet
David Francis, Fiscal Times
A Bulgarian Spring?
Katie Harris, Time
When Do Mass Demonstrations Work?
Christian Caryl, Foreign Policy
Moscow Looks to Asia
Richard Weitz, The Diplomat
Bo Xilai Indicted. Now What?
Matt Schiavenza, The Atlantic
India's Onion Crisis
Greeley & Goyal, Bloomberg Businessweek
Why the Middle Kingdom Fell
Glenn Hubbard & Tim Kane, The American
China Unimpressed by Future Tallest Building
Adam Minter, Bloomberg
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