August 26, 2013 Archives

RealClearWorld Morning Edition

U.S. Will Likely Bomb Assad
Fred Kaplan, Slate
Syria Will Require More than Cruise Missiles
Eliot Cohen, Wash Post
Iran Is the Engine of Syria's Bloodbath
Michael Ledeen, PJ Media
Is Bombing Syria Obama's Best Bad Option?
Michael Tomasky, Daily Beast
China Can't Stage a Decent Show Trial
Paul Roderick Gregory, Forbes
U.S., China and an Unthinkable War
Gompert & Kelly, LA Times
Is Europe Still in Crisis?
Jeremy Warner, Daily Telegraph
U.S. Adrift on the Nile
Bill Keller, New York Times
Why Egyptians Are Cheering a Bloody Coup
Rachel Shabi, The Guardian
Assad Calls Obama's Bluff
Lee Smith, Weekly Standard
How U.S. Spies on Europe and the UN
Poitras, Rosenbach & Stark, Spiegel
Reports of American Decline Are Exaggerated
Hussein Ibish, The National
In India, Even Cricket Is No Longer Cricket
Pankaj Mishra, Bloomberg
CIA Files Prove U.S. Helped Saddam as He Gassed Iran
Harris & Aid, FP
Our Imperial Disdain for the Emerging World
Zachary Karabell, Reuters

RealClearWorld Afternoon Edition

Here's How to Attack Assad
Anthony Cordesman, CSIS
How Inevitable Is a U.S. Attack on Syria?
Mark Mardell, BBC News
Obama's Choice: Punish Assad or Destroy Him
David Blair, Telegraph
Proud France Seeks to Stop Decline
Steven Erlanger, New York Times
How Saddam Made the Mideast Stable
David Francis, The Fiscal Times
Israel's New Global Enemy
Shlomi Eldar, Al Monitor
America's Not Looking So Bad These Days
Joel Kotkin, New Geography
Merkel's Win Won't Be a Game-Changer
Quentin Peel, Financial Times
The Forgotten Genocide
Robert Park, World Affairs Journal
Will Snowden Let Russia Win the PR War?
Pavlo Ostapenko, Global Post
How Not to Win a War
Eric Ellis, The Global Mail
Countries You'd Be Safer Not Driving In
Justin Berkowitz, Car & Driver
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