July 30, 2013 Archives

RealClearWorld Morning Edition

What a Mideast Deal Will (Probably) Look Like
Ben Birnbaum, TNR
Netanyahu the Peacemaker
Roger Cohen, New York Times
The 16 Countries That Will Replace China
George Friedman, Stratfor
Obama Should Snub Moscow (and Sochi)
David Kramer, American Interest
China Is Set to Suffer the Skyscraper Curse
William Pesek, Bloomberg
Stability Eludes Polarized Egypt
Erich Follath, Der Spiegel
Tunisia on the Brink
Michael J. Totten, World Affairs Journal
Inventing Settlers to Scuttle Peace Talks
Gershom Gorenberg, Daily Beast
How Many Jews Really Live in West Bank?
Elliott Abrams & Uri Sadot, FP
Italy's Shameful Collusion with Kazakhstan
James Kirchick, Wash Post
Obama's Moment -- A Deal with Iran!
Pat Buchanan, Creators Syndicate
Australia's Cynical 'Stop the Boats' Policy
John Pilger, The Guardian
Why Shinzo Abe Won't Turn Hawk
Miller & Yokota, Foreign Affairs
Justin Trudeau's Smart Pivot on Pot
Lawrence Martin, Globe & Mail
Scotland Might Want to Reconsider Independence
Peter Jones, Scotsman

RealClearWorld Afternoon Edition

Israel, Palestinians Eye Peace Deal in 9 Months
Matthew Lee, AP
Palestine's Plan B
Grant Rumley, The National Interest
Hope for Peace, but Buy a Lotto Ticket
Avi Issacharoff, Times of Israel
U.S. Using Old Script in the Mideast
Greg Sheridan, The Australian
The New German Question
Timothy Garton Ash, NY Review of Books
Greek Bailout Sham
John Kallianiotis, Reuters
Obama Turning Hypocrisy into Art Form
Doug Bandow, Cato
Quietly, the Obama Administration Encircles China
Greg Scoblete, RCW
Why Bulgaria's Protests Matter
Ivan Krastev, The Guardian
Israel Gaza Policy Only Enriching Hamas
Matthew Gould, Ynet News
Alexei Navalny: Liberal or Nationalist?
Robert Coalson, The Atlantic
The Next Reset: U.S.-Pakistan Relations
Max Boot, Commentary
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