November 1, 2013 Archives

RealClearWorld Morning Edition

The Saudis Are Mad? Tough!
Fareed Zakaria, Time
Is America Losing Its Two Mideast Pillars?
Aaron David Miller, FP
Saudis Are Engaged in a Great Gamble
Con Coughlin, Daily Telegraph
Japan's New (Defensive) Attack Force
Trefor Moss, The Diplomat
Germany Seethes at U.S. Economic Criticism
Chris Alessi, Der Spiegel
Snowden Has Japan Copying China's Playbook
William Pesek, Bloomberg
Is Turkey Abetting Iran?
Jonathan Schanzer, The National Interest
Dictators in the Age of Instagram
Emily Greenhouse, New Yorker
The Putin Olympics
Anne Jolis, Wall Street Journal
Dangerous Stalemate Between Japan & S. Korea
Dan Sneider, Wash Post
Eighteen Years After Quebec's Close Call
L. Ian MacDonald, Ottawa Citizen
Young, Restless and Indian
Siddharth Dhanvant Shanghvi, NY Times
Is Europe at Risk of Polio?
Declan Butler, Nature
The PA's Revealing Silence on Syria
Evelyn Gordon, Commentary
Scandinavian Women Make the World Jealous
Lynn Parramore, Reuters

RealClearWorld Afternoon Edition

Will China Fall for the Jihad Trap?
Benjamin Carlson, Global Post
Snowden's Life Dictated by Russian Intelligence
Michael Kelley, Slate
NSA Harmed Relations More than al-Qaeda Could
Josef Joffe, Guardian
Iraq's Violence: What Can Be Done?
Max Boot, Commentary
KFC and Syria's Horrifying Food Crisis
Adam Heffez, The Atlantic
Beijing Pretends Attack Never Happened
Emily Rauhala, Time
How to Win a War with China
Sean Mirski, The National Interest
One Word Will Define Egypt's Constitution
Nathan Brown, Foreign Policy
Egypt's Newest Jihadists
Jamie Dettmer, The Daily Beast
Will Wildfires Burn Abbott's Climate Policies?
Geoffrey Lean, Telegraph
Learning to Love a German Arms Race
James Holmes, The Diplomat
An 'Iron Silk Road' Through Turkey to China
Alan Philps, The National
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