October 11, 2013 Archives

October 11, 2013 Archives

RealClearWorld Morning Edition

It's About to Get Much Worse in Egypt

Jonathan Steele, The Guardian

The Egyptian Military's Scorched Earth Campaign

Louisa Loveluck, FP

Poor Libya Has Fallen to Militia Madness

Shashank Joshi, Daily Telegraph

China, Zambia and a Clash in a Coal Mine

Alexis Okeowo, New Yorker

Pakistan's Girls Learn a Hard Lesson

Farhan Bokhari, Financial Times

Why Many Pakistanis Have Turned on Malala

Naheed Mustafa, G&M

Qisas & Diyat: Islamic Feminism or Just Revenge?

Rafia Zakaria, Dawn

For Syrians, a No-Fly Zone of Their Own

David Axe, Reuters

The Geopolitics of Australia

James Holmes, The Diplomat

Japan Needs More Brawling Billionaires

William Pesek, Bloomberg

How Obama Accidentally Deterred Iran

Fabio Rafael Fiallo, RCW

No Hollywood Ending to Piracy Off Somalia

J. Peter Pham, LA Times

Russia's Rebel Orthodox Priest

Anne Jolis, Wall Street Journal

EU Riled by U.S. Death Penalty Drug Controversy

Charly Wilder, Spiegel

Central Europe a Ready Market for U.S. Gas

Orban & Bartuska, Wash Post

RealClearWorld Afternoon Edition

The Nobel Peace Prize Committee Is Clueless

Paul Saunders, TNI

Malala Is a Heroine, But She Isn't Gandhi

Qanta Ahmed, USA Today

The Inevitable Rise of al-Qaeda in Libya

John Rosenthal, Al Monitor

How 'Forest Mafia' Scams Global Carbon Market

Ryan Jacobs, Atlantic

Be Worried, Tories: UKIP Isn't Going Away

Iain Martin, Telegraph

Governments Embrace Anti-Globalization

The Economist

Sachin Tendulkar: Indian Hero, Global Icon

Ishaan Tharoor, Time

Forbidden Love Results in Public Execution

Saber & Najibullah, RFE

Bubonic Plague Is Alive and Well

Emily Lodish, Global Post

In Tanzania, Albinos Live in Constant Fear

Dan Gilgoff, Nat'l Geographic

Qatari Footballers' Nightmarish Treatment

Maik Grossekathofer, Spiegel

Norway TV to Air 5 Hours of Competitive Knitting

Lindy West, Jezebel