October 14, 2013 Archives

October 14, 2013 Archives

RealClearWorld Morning Edition

What's Mandarin for Great Game?

Manoj Joshi, The Hindu

Why China's Foreign Aid Won't Replace the West's

Philippa Brant, FA

Obama's Bad Choices on Egypt

Jackson Diehl, Washington Post

Maps Are the Least of the Arab World's Problems

Rami Khouri, Daily Star

How Iran Will Play the West on Nukes

Amir Taheri, New York Post

A Surprising Case Against Foreign Aid

Fred Andrews, New York Times

Terrorism and the Ivory Trade

Neme, Crosta & Kalron, Los Angeles Times

Unregulated Press Keeps Britain Honest

Boris Johnson, Daily Telegraph

Did the U.S. Grab the Right Terrorist?

Jamie Dettmer, The Daily Beast

Abbott's Softly, Softly Asia Approach Pays Off

Greg Sheridan, Australian

The Rape Victims Canada Won't Help

Mohammed Adam, Ottawa Citizen

Rethinking the Yom Kippur War at 40

Michael Oren, The New Republic

How Bolivian Farmers Made Us Crave Quinoa

Jim Yong Kim, Bloomberg

Russia, China Thwart India in Central Asia

Micha’el Tanchum, EAF

Switzerland Considers 'Star Trek Economics'

Josh Eidelson, Salon

RealClearWorld Afternoon Edition

Is Iran a Lunatic State or a Rational Actor? Neither

Barry Rubin, JPost

It's Time to Worry About Russian Nationalism

Mark Adomanis, Forbes

Rise and Fall of Israel's Settler Movement

Jeffrey Goldberg, Bloomberg

Fear and Loathing in the House of Saud

Pepe Escobar, Asia Times

China's North Is Running Out of Water. Now for the Bad News

Economist

We Need a De-Americanized World

Liu Chang, Xinhua News

Here Comes Obama's Big Iran Moment

Patrick Smith, Fiscal Times

Japan's History Problem

Robert Dujarric, The Diplomat

I am Suffering from Islamofatigue

Brendan O'Neill, Daily Telegraph

In Bloody Iraq, Not All Hope Lost

Livingston & O'Hanlon, Baltimore Sun

Is Kerry a Better Sec. of State than Clinton?

Michael Hirsh, The Atlantic

Australia's Abbott Off to a Rough Start Abroad

Hugh White, SM Herald