December 26, 2013 Archives

RealClearWorld Morning Edition

Why Abe Visited the Yasukuni Shrine
Rupert Wingfield-Hayes, BBC
Japan's Soft Power Stumble
James Fallows, The Atlantic
The Year America Pivoted Back to the Middle East
Gideon Rachman, FT
Iran's Delays and Deceptions
Clifford May, National Review
A New Cold War? No, but...
Anne Applebaum, Washington Post
How the U.S. Triumph in South Sudan Came Undone
Colum Lynch, FP
What if Germany Had Won World War I?
Martin Kettle, The Guardian
China Must Purge Mao's Ghost
Gao Wenqian, New York Times
Another Annus Horribilis for Francois Hollande?
James Shields, GPS
France a Diplomatic Powerhouse in 2013
David Blair, Daily Telegraph
Indian Diplomats Can't Afford U.S. Minimum Wage
S. Pal, The Hindu
India, Take a Look in the Mirror
Juliet Sorensen, NY Daily News
The Next Front in the War for East Congo
Caroline Hellyer, Al Jazeera
Russia Has the Power to Fix Syria -- Will It?
Michael Young, The National
Rob Ford's Very Loyal Facebook Friends
Gideon Resnick, Daily Beast

RealClearWorld Afternoon Edition

Global Conflicts to Watch in 2014
Uri Friedman, The Atlantic
Erdogan's Christmas Nightmare
Yavuz Baydar, Al Monitor
Ruffled Relations with Turkey
Paul Pillar, The National Interest
Even Russia Is Frustrated with N. Korea
Stephen Blank, The Diplomat
Yanukovych Regime Occupies Ukraine
Alexander Motyl, World Affairs
Thanks, Merkel, for Freeing Khodorkovsky
Yulia Latynina, Moscow Times
How Norway Squandered Its Oil Wealth
Jerome Vitenberg, Wash. Times
Will the U.S. Also Export Diplomacy to India?
Sunil Sharan, Dawn
Pakistan's State of Denial
Tahmima Anam, New York Times
No Christmas in South Sudan
John Campbell, Council on Foreign Relations
Global Business Faces a Year of Uncertainty
Michael Moran, Global Post
The 2013 Stories that Never Were
Stephen Walt, Foreign Policy
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