January 9, 2014 Archives

RealClearWorld Morning Edition

A Grim Sequel to Iraq's War
Peter Baker, New York Times
Has Sahwa Hit the Fan in Syria?
Michael Weiss, NOW Lebanon
Iran's Fingerprints in Fallujah
David Ignatius, Washington Post
We May Pay for Crushing Egyptian Democracy
Peter Oborne, Telegraph
The Disturbing Relevance of World War I
Klaus Wiegrefe, Der Spiegel
Is China Copying Old Imperial Japan?
Victor Davis Hanson, NRO
How Britain Can Survive the Scot Referendum
Martin Kettle, Guardian
Complex Calculus of a North Korean Collapse
Doug Bandow, Nat'l Interest
How to (Carefully) Predict Global Events
Robert Kaplan, Stratfor
What Iran Wants in 2014
Hassan Rouhani, Project Syndicate
Sorry -- Pope Francis Is No Liberal
Luke Coppen, The Spectator
A Troubling Turn for the Worse in Bangladesh
Hassan Mneimneh, GMF
Drug Traffickers Threaten Central America
Elliott Abrams, Miami H'ld
What Sharon Got Wrong About Judaism
Shmuley Boteach, Jerusalem Post
Shaq in China: A Love Story
Adam Century, Foreign Policy

RealClearWorld Afternoon Edition

Robert Gates Was Wrong on Biggest Issue He Faced
Max Fisher, WaPo
European Union Headed for Giant Supernova
Jochen Bittner, NYT
Can Hapless Hollande Save France?
The Economist
The Preacher Who Could Topple Erdogan
Maximilian Popp, Der Spiegel
Syria's al-Qaeda Gang Wars
Jamie Dettmer, Daily Beast
The Reality of Inglorious Revolutions
David Bell, The National Interest
Israel Boycott Strikes at Academic Freedom
Pierre Atlas, Indy Star
Hot Air Balloon Takes Japan's Military by Surprise
Will Atkins, RCD
China's Water Crisis Worsens
Gordon Chang, World Affairs Journal
Reinventing the Inter-Korean Relationship
Park Geun-hye, Project Syn.
Bad Bourbons: Will Spain Abolish Its Monarchy?
Joshua Keating, Slate
I've No Taste for American Restaurant Etiquette
Tim Stanley, Telegraph
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