January 14, 2014 Archives

RealClearWorld Morning Edition

Israel's Growing Isolation
Richard Cohen, Washington Post
How the French Handle a Sex Scandal
Jonathan Freedland, The Guardian
Can Iraq Survive?
Ted Galen Carpenter, The National Interest
Manmohan Singh: Out with a Whimper
Sadanand Dhume, Foreign Policy
What Britain Can Learn from Sickly France
Benedict Brogan, Telegraph
Human Rights Buried Under $51 Billion Games
Mark Cunningham, GMF
The Word That's Pulling Malaysia Apart
William Pesek, Bloomberg
Ariel Sharon's Deeply Disturbing Legacy
Sarah Leah Whitson, CNN
His Eye Was Not Dim
Elliott Abrams, Commentary Magazine
What if Ariel Sharon Still Lived?
David Landau, New York Times
Why Maduro Is Spinning Ms. Venezuela Murder
Tim Padgett, Miami Hld
Is Germany a Homophobic Country?
Anna Kistner et al., Der Spiegel
Four Elections That Will Shape the Mideast
Faisal Al Yafai, The National
Salafists Are Egypt's Wild Card
Eric Trager, Washington Institute
Blaming Peronism for All That Ails Argentina
Susana Decibe, Clarin

RealClearWorld Afternoon Edition

Saving Iraq from Civil War
Eli Lake, The Daily Beast
Syria Murdering Palestinians by Starvation
Hussein Ibish, NOW Lebanon
Syria's Horrors Are Beyond Our Control
Daniel Hannan, Daily Telegraph
Tunisia Makes Progress, and World Ignores It
Robert Zaretsky, Forward
Why Egyptians Are Voting Away Their Freedom
Jared Malsin, Time
The War on Terror's Authoritarian Template
Sahar Aziz, GPS
The Most Honest Man in Afghanistan
Kevin Sieff, Washington Post
Nuke Deal Looks Better Yet for Iran
Benny Avni, New York Post
Can Rouhani Reverse Iran's Brain Drain?
Bijan Khajehpour, Al Monitor
South Sudan Divided by Oil, Not Ethnicity
Khalid Medani, The Guardian
Thailand's Mass Protests Against Democracy
Zachary Keck, Diplomat
A Chinese Dissident Lost in America
Isaac Stone Fish, Foreign Policy
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