August 1, 2013 Archives

RealClearWorld Morning Edition

Kerry's Big-Bang Mideast Diplomacy
David Ignatius, Washington Post
What Does Martin Indyk Believe?
Noah Pollak, Weekly Standard
Assad's No Enemy of al-Qaeda
Michael Weiss, NOW Lebanon
U.S.-Pakistan Ties: Calm Before the Storm
Michael Kugelman, FP
Where Is China's Detroit?
Adam Minter, Bloomberg
Is the Mexican Mob Losing?
America Economia/Worldcrunch
China's Panda Industrial Complex
Heather Timmons, Quartz
Saudi Arabia's Latest Savagery
David Keyes, The Daily Beast
Huntington on Today's Global Upheaval
Robert Kaplan, Stratfor
Three Signs Hamas Is Losing Its Grip on Gaza
Ehud Yaari, New Republic
Is a Cambodian Spring Imminent?
Luke Hunt, The Diplomat
Protests Brew in Darjeeling
Vibhuti Agarwal, Wall Street Journal
Bulgarians Take to the Streets
Ognyan Minchev, German Marshall Fund
Eastern Europe's Freedom Fulcrum
Raymond de Souza, National Post
French Fall Out of Love with Bread
Elaine Sciolino, New York Times

RealClearWorld Afternoon Edition

Obama Admin. Bungles Snowden Affair
Jacob Heilbrunn, Nat'l Interest
Carelessness: Russia's National Pastime
Michael Bohm, Moscow Times
The West Miscalculates Rouhani
F. Leverett & H.M. Leverett, Al Jazeera
Is Pope Francis Too Radical for Catholics?
Michael D'Antonio, FP
An Unexpected Controversy for Angela Merkel
The Economist
Helmut Kohl Wanted Turks Out of Germany
Claus Hecking, Der Spiegel
Ukraine Deeply Divided over WWII Legacy
Svetlana Fedas, AP
Opium Brides: Selling Daughters for Drug Debts
Fariba Nawa, Atlantic
Bring India into Trans-Pacific Partnership
S. West & J. Kaplan, Politico
Who Speaks for Brazil's Streets?
Teixeira & Baiocchi, Boston Review
Australian Voters Now Okay with Rich People
Peter Hartcher, SMH
An Eerie Drive Through Downtown Pyongyang
Max Fisher, WaPo
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