January 29, 2014 Archives

January 29, 2014 Archives

RealClearWorld Morning Edition

Why John Kerry Is So Scary

Thomas Friedman, New York Times

Kerry Is Wasting His Time in the Mideast

Kara Bue, CS Monitor

Countries Most at Risk of a Coup in 2014

Max Fisher, Washington Post

Time for the Middle East to Police Itself

Janet Albrechtsen, Australian

Three Things Sisi Must Do, ASAP

Rami Khouri, The Daily Star

Asia Pivot? More Like American Retreat

John Feffer, TomDispatch

The Selling Out of Eastern Europe

George Jonas, National Post

Afghanistan's Army Can't Read or Fight

James Gibney, Bloomberg View

Can We Really Trust Demographic Data?

Jack Goldstone, WP Review

Sochi Olympics Hardly 'Stalinism'

Mark Adomanis, Forbes

In France, Keynesians Lose a Fellow Traveler

Fabio Fiallo, RealClearWorld

First Stop Ukraine, Next Stop Russia?

Andrew Wood, American Interest

Israel's New Religious War

Tehila Friedman-Nachalon, Haaretz

China's Damaging Numbers Game

Frank Ching, China Post

Why the First World War Matters to Japan

Yong Kwon, The Diplomat

RealClearWorld Afternoon Edition

America the Indifferent

Simon Tisdall, The Guardian

Is Egypt Returning to the Nasser Era?

Max Strasser, Foreign Policy

2014: A Risky Year in Geopolitics?

Ian Bremmer, The National Interest

Fear and Shame: Domestic Violence in China

Kim Lee, New York Times

Influence Peddling at the Feeding Troughs of Sochi

Neef & Schepp, Spiegel

How Will Japan's New NSC Work?

J. Berkshire Miller, The Diplomat

Canada's Secret 'Values' Debate

Chris Selley, National Post

How to Solve Obama's Iran Dilemma

Dennis Ross, Politico Magazine

Hezbollah Pushes Lebanon to War

Michael Young, The National

When the Dollar Falls, Canada Loses

Philip Cross, Globe and Mail

How CIA Helped Saudis in Secret China Missile Deal

Jeff Stein, Newsweek

Rise of 'Euro Tea Parties' Can't Be Ignored

Mark Kenny, Sydney MH