December 13, 2013 Archives

RealClearWorld Morning Edition

Putin's Poker Game Makes Fools of West
Garry Kasparov, The Spectator
Gay Rights and Putin's Olympics
David Remnick, The New Yorker
The End of the Russian Energy Bully
Keith Johnson, Foreign Policy
N. Korea: Sliding into Chaos, or More Stable than Ever?
Geoff Cain, GP
Execution Raises Doubts About Kim's Grip on Power
C. Sang-Hun, NYT
This Chinese Revolt Would Change the World
Jeremy Warner, Telegraph
Missing American in Iran Was on CIA Mission
Apuzzo & Goldman, AP
Turkey Cashes in on Iran Talks
Jonathan Schanzer, Reuters
Uruguay Deserves Nobel for Legalizing Pot
Simon Jenkins, The Guardian
How Paranoia Ruined U.S.'s Syria Policy
Isaac Chotiner, New Republic
Time for U.S. Action in Central African Republic
Michael Gerson, WaPo
Is It Time for the U.S. to Shake Cuba's Hand Too?
Tom Hayden, LA Times
Globalization in a Nutella Jar
Kevin D. Williamson, National Review
I Just Became an Outlaw in My Own Country
Tushar Malik, CNN
End Canada Post's Mail Monopoly
Kate Heartfield, Ottawa Citizen

RealClearWorld Afternoon Edition

North Korea: 'Richard III' with Nukes
Gordon Chang, The Daily Beast
The Good Guys Have Lost in Syria
Shashank Joshi, Daily Telegraph
Is a Final Deal with Iran Possible?
Asculai & Landau, National Interest
Russia Won't Be a Major Force in the Mideast
Alan Philps, The National
What Europe Means to Ukraine's Protesters
David Stern, The Atlantic
Yanukovych Must Go
Alexander Motyl, Foreign Affairs
Ukraine Is Not a Prize but a Liability
Mark Adomanis, Forbes
China's Mandela Problem
Phelim Kine, Global Public Square
The Threat to Mandela's Economic Legacy
Mike Cohen, Bloomberg BW
My Night with Saddam Hussein
Mark Green, US News & World Report
Why Didn't Saddam Use Chemical Weapons?
Buch & Sagan, FP
Saudi Arabia's Choice: Iran or Israel?
Yaron Friedman, Ynet News
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