January 30, 2014 Archives

RealClearWorld Morning Edition

Debating Rouhani in Post-Imperial America
Robert Kaplan, Stratfor
John Kerry: Master of the Interim Deal
David Ignatius, Washington Post
Israel Needs to Learn Some Manners
Avi Shlaim, New York Times
Are These the Last Days of the Yanukovych Regime?
George Weigel, NRO
The Real Players Behind Unrest in Ukraine
Seumas Milne, The Guardian
Russia and the 'Resource Curse'
Jeremy Lott, RealClearWorld
Sochi's Other Games: Putin vs. the Terrorists
Michal Romanowski, GMF
Who Kneecapped Keystone?
Margaret Wente, Globe and Mail
Obama's Unserious Foreign Policy
Angelo Codevilla, The Federalist
Hollande Challenges French Labor Unions
Peter Gumbel, Reuters
Scotland's Bitter Civil War Will Last Years
Alan Cochrane, The Telegraph
The Great War's Long Shadow
Joschka Fischer, Project Syndicate
The Dead Dream of Charlemagne
Raymond de Souza, National Post
Can Afghanistan's Economy Stand on Its Own?
Richard Ghiasy, Diplomat
Britain's Accidental One-Child Policy
Alec Marsh, The Spectator

RealClearWorld Afternoon Edition

The Triumph of Vladimir Putin
The Economist
A Nobel Prize for Snowden? Nonsense.
Michael Moynihan, Daily Beast
China Playing Chicken with U.S. Military
Benjamin Carlson, Global Post
Will America's Asian Allies Go Nuclear?
David Santoro, The Nat'l Interest
World Risks a Deflationary Shock
Ambrose Evans-Pritchard, Telegraph
What Graying World Can Teach U.S.
Bruce Stokes, Global Public Square
Nigeria: More Populated than U.S. by 2050?
Joshua Keating, Slate
Vocabulary of Sectarianism
Aaron Zelin & Phillip Smyth, Foreign Policy
History Explains Ukraine's East-West Split
Eve Conant, NatGeo
Gone with the Wind: Germany's Green Investment
Latsch et al., Spiegel
Startup Sweden: Swing Toward Free Markets
Michael Rosen, American
Alasitas: Bolivia's Bizarre Festival of Miniatures
Paula Dear, BBC
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