October 17, 2013 Archives

October 17, 2013 Archives

RealClearWorld Morning Edition

Relief Around the World as U.S. Avoids Debt Default

Joe McDonald, AP

The End of OPEC

Amy Myers Jaffe & Ed Morse, Foreign Policy

Turkey Blew Israel's Cover for Iranian Spy Ring

David Ignatius, WaPo

Is Netanyahu About to Divide Jerusalem?

Ben Birnbaum, New Republic

China and Iran: Destined to Clash?

Zachary Keck, The Diplomat

Germany Has Little Choice but to Back Europe

Milton Ezrati, Natl Interest

What Is a Dictator?

Robert Kaplan, Stratfor

Iran's Goal in Nuke Talks: Confuse

Benny Avni, New York Post

The Many Shades of Hezbollah

Hanin Ghaddar, NOW Lebanon

What China Sees in Southeast Asia

Zhang Yuanan, Caixin/Worldcrunch

Where Have All of China's Workers Gone?

Ma & Adams, Foreign Affairs

Syrian Rebels Are Helping Assad

Michael Young, The National

Learning the Lessons of a Decade of War

Dustin Walker, RealClearDefense

Bangladeshi Sweatshops and Why We Love Them

Heather Mallick, Star

When Egyptians Cheered for Zionists

Zev Golan, Jerusalem Post

RealClearWorld Afternoon Edition

It's Official: Washington Is Worse than Europe

The Economist

U.S. Democracy Is Nearing Its Limits

S. Fischer & M. Pitzke, Der Spiegel

Turkey's Unprecedented Betrayal of Israel

Yossi Melman, Jerusalem Post

Assad a Hero for Turkey's Neo-Nationalists

Rasim Kutahyali, Al Monitor

Israel Grumbles While Iran & West Make Progress

Karl Vick, Time

Problem with Making a Nuclear Deal with Iran

Ilan Berman, Forbes

A Map of the World's 30 Million Slaves

Max Fisher, Washington Post

Asia: The Most Dangerous Continent

Moises Naim, The Atlantic

NBA Basketball Scores Big with Asian Fans

Samuel Chi, The Diplomat

Has Russia Entered a Structural Decline?

Martin Gilman, Moscow Times

The Dead Nazi Nobody Wants

Barbie Nadeau, Daily Beast

Hell Hath No Fury Like a Chinese Mistress Scorned

Ben Carlson, GP