October 10, 2013 Archives

RealClearWorld Morning Edition

Malala Marches Toward the Nobel Peace Prize
Aryn Baker, Time
India's Tryst with Destiny
Robert Kaplan & Michael Nayebi-Oskoui, Stratfor
The Myth of German Euroskepticism
Daniel Gros, Project Syndicate
West Must Be Flexible on Iran
Peter Jenkins, Daily Telegraph
U.S. Has Little to Show for War on Terror
Michael Young, The National
Maduro Strangling Democracy in Venezuela
Mac Margolis, Daily Beast
How Sao Paulo Became a Diplomatic Power
Rodrigo Tavares, Foreign Aff.
Mexico Likely to Disappoint, Again
Fredo Arias-King, World Affairs Journal
Europe's Crisis Response Is Working
Jeroen Dijsselbloem et al., WSJ
France Slides Right on Immigration
Konrad Yakabuski, Globe and Mail
The Real Lessons of Munich
Jonathan Kay, National Post
Japan's Clumsy Perception Management
Kei Koga, The Diplomat
Obama Just Made a Terrible Mistake on Egypt
Eric Trager, New Republic
Visa Program Fails Those Who Aided U.S.
Trudy Rubin, Miami Herald
China's Ketamine Problem
Robert Foyle Hunwick, Vice

RealClearWorld Afternoon Edition

Libya's New Normal
Vivienne Walt, Time
Libya Is a Failed State
James Stafford, Oilprice
Al-Qaeda's Syrian Strategy
Barak Barfi & Aaron Zelin, Foreign Policy
I Hope Malala Doesn't Win the Peace Prize
Dhiya Kuriakose, Guardian
We're Creating a Bigger Monster in Afghanistan
Michael Yon
What the Saudis Really Care About
Evelyn Gordon, Commentary
Turkey Cracks Down on Cleavage
Marc Champion, Bloomberg
Mistresses Behind China's Housing Bubble
Heather Timmons, Atlantic
Crunch Time for the Trans-Pacific Pact
Claude Barfield, The American
The Narrative War Against Syria
Barak Barfi, Project Syndicate
Black Hawk Down's Long Shadow
Daniel Klaidman, The Daily Beast
Netanyahu and the End of Days
Victor Davis Hanson, Hoover Institution
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