October 22, 2013 Archives

RealClearWorld Morning Edition

Why Israel Won't Ask U.S. Before Bombing Iran
Uri Sadot, Foreign Policy
China's Wake-Up Call from Washington
Stephen Roach, Project Syndicate
How Yuan Is Threatening Dollar's Hegemony
Marie Charrel, Le Monde
China's Lopsided, Slowing Economy
Rob Schmitz, Los Angeles Times
Can U.S. Find Its Jeffersonian Foreign Policy?
George Friedman, Stratfor
Watch Out for a European Tea Party
Gideon Rachman, Financial Times
The Housing Bubble Goes Global -- Again
Jeremy Warner, Daily Telegraph
Europe's Great Desperation
Roger Cohen, New York Times
EU Is Damned Either Way on Ukraine
James Sherr, Bloomberg
Harper's Euro Deal Is a Game Changer
Lawrence Martin, Globe & Mail
America Herding Cats in the Asia Pacific
Michael Wesley, The Strategist
A Muslim Russia?
Daniel Pipes, National Review
Can Scotland Become the Next Singapore?
Roddy Gow, The Scotsman
Helping Alberta's Oil Reach the World
Matt Gurney, National Post
The Texan Behind the Hunt for Joseph Kony
Elizabeth Rubin, New Yorker

RealClearWorld Afternoon Edition

China: Superpower or Superbust?
Ian Bremmer, The National Interest
Why U.S. & Saudi Arabia Are at Each other's Throats
Marc Lynch, FP
An Angel Kidnapped by Gypsies?
Louise Doughty, The Guardian
How Turkey Betrayed Israel and the U.S.
Frida Ghitis, Miami Herald
China's Global War Against Press Freedom
Zachary Keck, The Diplomat
Frexit Fever Hits French Establishment
A. Evans-Pritchard, Telegraph
Coming Era of Tiny Wars & Micro-Conflicts
Tom Engelhardt, TomDispatch
Does 'R2P' Include Nuclear Disarmament?
Kennette Benedict, The Bulletin
U.S. Should Stay out of Pakistan's Taliban Talks
Daniel Markey, Reuters
Al-Shabab Fights the Pirates
Currun Singh, New York Times
Why Russia Is Growing More Xenophobic
Ilan Berman, The Atlantic
The Unhappy Fate of Ghanaian Witches
Julia Kuentzle & Paul Blonde, Vice
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