January 20, 2014 Archives

RealClearWorld Morning Edition

Anthropology, Not Politics, Rules in Egypt
Rami Khouri, The Daily Star
U.S. Chooses Wrong Allies in Egypt
Jackson Diehl, Washington Post
Japan: Death by Demographics?
John Traphagan, The National Interest
In France, Les Poulets Are Coming Home to Roost
Roger Bootle, Telegraph
Quebec's Embarrassing French Connection
Lise Ravary, National Post
Fighting 'Extremism' in Syria a Lost Cause
James Harkin, The Guardian
Iran Boom May Already Doom Talks
Jonathan Tobin, Commentary
Why China's Economy Grew 7.7 Percent in 2013
Gwynn Guilford, Quartz
Did the Russians Help Snowden?
David Francis, Fiscal Times
David Satter, the Kremlin's Bete Noire
Victor Davidoff, Moscow Times
Gandhi Heir Could Lose More than His Throne
Hartosh Bal, Bloomberg
A Dutch Cure for the Dutch Disease
Michael Boskin, Project Syndicate
Italiano? Nein. A Part of Italy Wants Out
Silvia Marchetti, Newsweek
Lowball Bid Comes Back to Haunt Panama Canal
Kriel & Dowsett, Reuters
The Secret's Out on UK Shared Debt
Andrew Wilson, The Scotsman

RealClearWorld Afternoon Edition

Iran Is Dangerously Close to the Bomb
Tzvi Fleischer, Herald Sun
Iran's Economy Can Soar, Will U.S. Firms Get a Piece?
Patrick Smith, FT
Assad Just Opened the Door to Regime Change
Faisal Al Yafai, National
French Socialists Finally Get It, Will Team Obama?
Paul Gregory, Forbes
Hollande's Supply-Side Nonsense
Dean Baker, The Guardian
Freedom the Biggest Loser in Egypt
Amir Taheri, New York Post
Spying Props Up Decaying American Empire
Alfred McCoy, TomDispatch
How Low Can East Asia Go?
Michael Auslin, National Review
Explaining the Netanyahu-Harper Bromance
John Ivison, National Post
Turkey's Woman in Red Breaks Her Silence
Ceyda Sungur, Radikal
Vietnam's 'Cyber Troops' Take Fight to the U.S.
Chris Brummit, AP
10 Myths About World War I Debunked
Dan Snow, BBC Magazine
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