November 5, 2013 Archives

RealClearWorld Morning Edition

Why the U.S. Can't Leave the Middle East
Michael J. Totten, World Affairs
America's Moment of Truth on Iran
Flynt & Hillary Leverett, The Diplomat
China Is Choking on Its Success
William Pesek, Bloomberg
China Plans to Prove Skeptics Wrong
Gideon Rachman, Financial Times
Nationalist Rage Continues to Rise in Russia
Dan Peleschuk, Global Post
The U.S. Plan to Build a Libyan Army
Frederic Wehrey, Foreign Affairs
NSA Spying Humiliates Germany, Again
Charles Lane, Washington Post
Why Germans Like Being the NSA's Victims
Malte Lehming, Nat'l Interest
The Post-American Mall
Roger Cohen, New York Times
Can a Sugar Tax Solve Mexico's Obesity Problem?
David Frum, CNN
A Manifesto for the Truth
Edward Snowden, Der Spiegel
Falling for Snowden's Delusions
Max Boot, Commentary
The Other Thing That Died with Rabin
Faisal Al Yafai, The National
David Cameron Has Lost the Countryside
Melissa Kite, The Spectator
As a Populist, Harper Is No Chretien
Lawrence Martin, Globe and Mail

RealClearWorld Afternoon Edition

Europe Won't Punish U.S. over NSA
David Francis, The Fiscal Times
Obama May Be Guilty of War Crimes
Jeffrey Bachman, The Guardian
Syria and the Demise of 'Responsibility to Protect'
Stuart Gottlieb, TNI
How the Muslim Brotherhood Can Bounce Back
Eric Trager, Atlantic
The Dark Side of Foreign Aid
Peter Tan Keo, The Diplomat
Venezuelans Are Upset and Maduro Knows It
Juan Nagel, Foreign Policy
Will Googoosha Be Next Uzbek Dictator?
Leonid Bershidsky, Bloomberg
Let's Shame the Dictators
James Kirchik, The Daily Beast
China's Xinjiang Problem
Elizabeth Economy, Global Public Square
China's Viral Sex-Ed Videos
Liz Carter, Tea Leaf Nation
How the Mars Mission Helps India
Pallava Bagla, BBC News
India's Low-Cost Space Race
Nilanjana Bhowmick, Time
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