February 7, 2014 Archives

RealClearWorld Morning Edition

Putin's Fraught Games
David Remnick, The New Yorker
Putin Isn't Out to Impress Western Media
Nikolas Gvosdev, Nat'l Interest
Olympics Actually Don't Unite the Globe
Michael Rubin, Foreign Policy
Google's Rainbow-Colored Message to Moscow
Sam Adams, Daily Mirror
Assad's Low-Tech WMD: Starvation
Anne Applebaum, Washington Post
Will Asia Ignite a Second Arab Spring?
Zachary Keck, The Diplomat
Japan Gets Its Very Own Fox News
William Pesek, Bloomberg View
As Olympics Arrive, Russia Experiences Downturn
Steven Myers, NYT
Russia's Dagestan Simmers with Violence
Julia Smirnova, Die Welt
Nationalism Isn't a Threat to European Peace
Daniel Hannan, Telegraph
Russia, EU in 'Bidding War' for Ukraine
Rick MacInnes-Rae, CBC News
Will Quebec's Secularism Debate Fizzle Out?
Chris Selley, National Post
Developing Economies Hit a BRICS Wall
Follath & Hesse, Der Spiegel
Scarlett Johansson, War Criminal?
Daniel Schwammenthal, WSJ
Frankly Scarlett, You Should Give a Damn
Gershom Gorenberg, Prospect

RealClearWorld Afternoon Edition

Why Dictators Love the Olympics
Garry Kasparov, The Daily Beast
Problems at Sochi Reflect Problem in Russia
David Francis, Fiscal Times
Sochi Haunted by Forgotten Genocide
Oliver Bullough, The New Republic
Ukraine's Culture War
Nicolai Petro, The National Interest
U.S. Profanity and Impotence in Ukraine
Leonid Bershidsky, Bloomberg
The NSA Is Not Alone
Max Boot, Commentary
Where's America's Strategy?
Andy Zelleke & Justin Zorn, The Diplomat
Barack Obama Isn't Disengaged from the World
Fred Kaplan, Slate
On Iran, a Misleading Cold War Analogy
Elliott Abrams, Weekly Standard
Fallacies of the Iran Deal Fantasy
Amir Taheri, New York Post
Pakistan's Journalists Cave to the Taliban
Beenish Ahmed, Foreign Policy
Kazakh President Wants to Drop the 'Stan'
Dmitry Solovyov, Reuters
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