October 4, 2013 Archives

October 4, 2013 Archives

RealClearWorld Morning Edition

U.S. Plays with Fire as Asia Examines Debt

William Pesek, Bloomberg

America's Global Reputation Is on the Line

Fareed Zakaria, GPS

What '73 Can Tell Us About Handling Iran in 2013

David Ignatius, WaPo

Netanyahu's Tired Iranian Lines

Roger Cohen, New York Times

Israel Stands Alone

William Kristol & Michael Makovsky, Weekly Standard

In Afghanistan, Either Cut a Taliban Deal or Get Out

Stephen Biddle, FA

Who Are the World's Craziest Rulers?

Robert Colvile, Daily Telegraph

Roma Immigrants Have France on Edge

Dickey & Guilhamon, Daily Beast

Migrants Need More than Europe's Sympathy

Hugh Muir, The Guardian

Can the U.S. Solve Japan's Energy Crisis?

Gabe Collins, The Diplomat

The Rise of Persian Salafism

Mehdi Khalaji, Washington Institute

Black Hawk Down: 20 Years Later

Dustin Walker, RealClearDefense

The Case for Canamerica

J. Dana Stuster, Foreign Policy

Canada Should Stop Nudging U.S. on Keystone

Jeff Simpson, Globe & Mail

The Global War on Christians

John Allen, The Spectator

RealClearWorld Afternoon Edition

The Fall of Tunisia's Islamists

Michael J. Totten, World Affairs

Can Anyone Stop Syria's Radicalization?

James Traub, Foreign Policy

All Against All in Syria

Michael Young, NOW Lebanon

Attack on Ralph Miliband Riles Britain

Kharunya Paramaguru, Time

Cameron's EU Strategy Doomed to Fail

Nigel Farage, Daily Telegraph

German Intelligence as Bad as NSA

Kai Biermann, The Guardian

Europe the Morning After Election

Desmond Lachman, The American

Words That Should Make West Wary of Iran

Stephen Carter, Bloomberg

Could Revolutionary Guards Sabotage Thaw?

Alex Vatanka, CNN

Turkey's Insipid Democratic Reforms

Andrew Finkel, New York Times

Are Chinese Reforms Really a Myth?

Ryan Rommann, The Diplomat

Just How Free Is Shanghai's Free Trade Zone?

Lotus Yuen, Tea Leaf Nation