October 24, 2013 Archives

RealClearWorld Morning Edition

U.S.-Saudi Crackup Hits Tipping Point
David Ignatius, Washington Post
Saudi Arabia's Unhappy. So What?
Kori Schake, Foreign Policy
For Once, Saudi Arabia Has a Point
Raymond de Souza, National Post
Merkel to Obama: Are You Bugging My Phone?
Ian Traynor, Guardian
NSA, Narcissism and Nationalism
Peter Beinart, The Daily Beast
The Myth of the New Isolationism
Jacob Heilbrunn, The National Interest
Roma: Myth, Suspicion and Prejudice
Peter Stanford, Daily Telegraph
Africa's New Map
Robert Kaplan & Mark Schroeder, Stratfor
Central Europe's Velvet Power
Kristina Mikulova, World Affairs Journal
Don't Feel Too Bad, Americans, Gridlock Is Global
Moises Naim, Atlantic
'Israel Doesn't Need America on D-Day'
Benjamin Birnbaum, New Republic
U.S. Finally Learning from the Rest of the World
Pam Druckerman, NYT
Montreal's Must-Seize Mayoral Race
Konrad Yakabuski, Globe and Mail
Kirchner Stifling Media in Argentina
Roger Noriega, Miami Herald
Traveling to Iran with Andy Warhol
Dan Washburn, Asia Society

RealClearWorld Afternoon Edition

Merkel, EU Furious Over NSA Phone Taps
Michael Birnbaum, WaPo
Spying on Allies Fits Obama's Aloof Profile
Gregor Schmitz, Der Spiegel
Beware the Other Eurozone Crisis
The Economist
Continued Rise of the French Far-Right
Michael Curtis, Commentator
U.S.-Saudi Relationship Status: It's Complicated
Mark Levine, Al Jazeera
The Real Reason for Saudi Anger? Iran
David Blair, Telegraph
Obama Can Safely Ignore Saudi Tantrums
Shashank Joshi, Bloomberg
Arab Revolutionaries Want Access to Markets
Hernando de Soto, Mark
China's Constant Warfare
James Holmes, The Diplomat
Russia Eaten Alive by 'Black Widows'
Andrew Foxall, Moscow Times
Prince Charles: King-to-Be, But Aiming Higher
Catherine Mayer, Time
Rihanna, Lady Gaga and 'Burqa Swag'
Arwa Mahdawi, The Guardian
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