January 10, 2014 Archives

RealClearWorld Morning Edition

Putin's Megalomania Endangers All of Russia
Simon Jenkins, Guardian
Who Lost Iraq? It's Complicated
Ned Parker, Politico Magazine
Syria Spillover Is Redrawing the Mideast Map
Benjamin Barthe, Le Monde
Can Ukraine and India Go Beyond Slogans?
Anne Applebaum, Wash Post
Why the Suddenly Aggressive Behavior by China?
Gary Schmitt, LAT
How U.S. Visa Law Fuels Labor Abuse
Tony Edson, Bloomberg
South Sudan: 100 Years of Looking the Other Way
David Blair, Telegraph
Israel's Hard Bargain with Bob Gates
Eli Lake, The Daily Beast
Time for Israel to Reconsider Arab League Deal
Uri Dromi, Miami H'ld
A Race for More than the Mayor of Istanbul
Tim Arango, New York Times
Defining al-Qaeda Down
Stephen Hayes, Weekly Standard
Thailand on the Brink -- Again
Mark Fenn, The Diplomat
Global whinging: Stop Whining About Weather
Terry Glavin, Ottawa Cit.
Lebanon Is Hearing the Alarm Bells
Michael Young, The Daily Star
Berlin 1914: City of Ambition and Self-Doubt
Stephen Evans, BBC Mag

RealClearWorld Afternoon Edition

Islamist Rule Is Over in Tunisia
Michael Totten, World Affairs Journal
Tunisia Keeps the Arab Spring Alive
Noah Rayman, Time
The Border That Set Off WWII Is Crumbling
Elisabeth Braw, Newsweek
The Mideast's Disappearing Borders
Seth Mandel, Commentary
Say Goodbye to Our Mideast Allies
Benny Avni, New York Post
Gates Blockbuster: U.S. Tried to Oust Karzai
Yochi Dreazen, Foreign Policy
The Pivot to Asia Is a Myth
David Francis, The Fiscal Times
China's Grand Strategy Failure
Hornung & Vuving, The National Interest
India Bets on Modinomics, Whatever It Is
William Pesek, Bloomberg
Where Life Has Meaning: Poor, Religious Countries
Julie Beck, Atlantic
Danish Pastries Violate EU Law
Jan Olsen, Associated Press
Kerry Is Just Not in Touch with Reality
Daniel Pipes, National Review
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