December 17, 2013 Archives

RealClearWorld Morning Edition

How Putin Outfoxed the West
Christian Neef & Matthias Schepp, Der Spiegel
Time for the EU to Play Hardball with Ukraine
Bartlomiej Nowak, GMF
Hail to the French
Jonathan Kay, National Post
Peace in Congo? Why the World Should Care
Walter Russell Mead, TAI
Germany's Coming Downgrade
Eijffinge & Mujagic, Project Syndicate
India's Aspirational Volcano
Roger Cohen, New York Times
Hillary's Afghanistan Problem
Rob Golan-Vilella, The National Interest
China in 2014: The Three Rs
Robert Daly, Global Public Square
China Isn't Creative Enough to Win Nobel Prize
Cong Cao, Conversation
The Real Man of the Year: Jose Mujica
Hussein Ibish, NOW Lebanon
Why Bangladesh Executed Abdul Quader Molla
Akramul Qader, RCW
Mandela and the Question of Violence
Ta-Nehisi Coates, The Atlantic
South Africa Had Already Left Mandela Behind
David Blair, Telegraph
Bulgaria Is on the Verge of Collapse
Victor Kotsev, The New Republic
Francis Misunderstands the Free Market
Ramesh Ponnuru, Bloomberg

RealClearWorld Afternoon Edition

Iran Nuke Deal Quietly Collapses
Amir Taheri, New York Post
John Kerry Is Wrong on Iran
Jeff Jacoby, Boston Globe
Is U.S. About to Ally with Syrian Islamists?
John Hudson, Foreign Policy
Saudi Arabia Will Go It Alone
Mohammed bin Nawaf bin Abdulaziz, NYT
Obama Is Losing Egypt to Russia
Jonathan Tobin, Commentary
Egypt's Bleak New Draft Constitution
Michael Totten, World Affairs Jnl
The Nanny Scandal Tearing U.S., India Apart
Joshua Keating, Slate
Can Klitschko Be Ukraine's Next President?
Jakub Parusinski, Time
Putin's New Shock Jock
James Kirchick, The Daily Beast
China Grows Impatient with North Korea
Patrick Smith, Fiscal Times
Mexico's Reforms: Good, Bad and Ugly
Noriega & Trigos, The American
How Britain Returned to Growth
George Osborne, Wall Street Journal
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