December 5, 2013 Archives

RealClearWorld Morning Edition

The Two Options on Iran
George Will, Washington Post
Israel's Kill List
Ronen Bergman, Foreign Policy
Land for Peace: Essential or Suicidal?
Mitch Ginsburg, Times of Israel
Can France Halt Its Decline?
Milton Ezrati, The National Interest
East Asia's Wannabe Hegemon
Jim Talent, National Review
Why North Korea Needs Nukes
Robert Kaplan & Rodger Baker, Stratfor
Draw the Red Line on China Now
Brahma Chellaney, Globe and Mail
China's True Achilles' Heel? Oil Dependency
Zhang Huanyu, Caixin
Americans See Declining U.S. Prestige
Bruce Stokes, Global Public Square
Britain Up to Its Neck in U.S.'s Dirty Wars
Seumas Milne, The Guardian
North Korea's Bloody Party Purge
Gordon Chang, The Daily Beast
It Looks Like Toronto Is Stuck with Rob Ford
Matt Gurney, National Post
Why the Dutch Love 'Black Pete'
Arnon Grunberg, New York Times
The Tragedy of London
Sean Thomas, Daily Telegraph
Why Do the French Think Bob Dylan's Racist?
Matthew Fraser, CNN

RealClearWorld Afternoon Edition

Nelson Mandela, 20th Century Colossus, Dies at 95
Torchia & Eliason, AP
China May Expel NYT, Bloomberg Journalists
Ben Carlson, Global Post
Joe Biden's Delicate Balancing Act in China
Steve Clemons, The Atlantic
American Isolationism at 50-Year High
Max Fisher, Washington Post
Will Olympics Bring Violence to Sochi?
Ekaterina Sokirianskaia, NYT
Al-Qaeda Emerges Among Egypt's Turmoil
Mohannad Sabry, Al Monitor
France's Extreme, Right-Wing Party
Aurelien Mondon, The Conversation
The West Must Help End the Crisis in Ukraine
The Economist
Poland Needn't Fix Unbroken Pension System
Anders Aslund, Bloomberg
Don't Worry (Too Much) About Stolen Nuke Waste
Josh Keating, Slate
Africa's Transformative Digital Revolution
Jan Puhl, Der Spiegel
Which Countries' Students Are Best at Science?
Sedghi et al., Guardian
If Scotland Leaves, What Happens to UK's Flag?
Sam Judah, BBC
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