February 13, 2014 Archives

February 13, 2014 Archives

RealClearWorld Morning Edition

What Might a Stable Syria Look Like?

David Ignatius, Washington Post

Time for Tough Love in East Asia

Ted Galen Carpenter, National Interest

Why Is China Really Provoking Its Neighbors?

Kaplan & Baker, Stratfor

Friendless China

Brahma Chellaney, Project Syndicate

U.S.-German Relations at a Postwar Low

Roger Cohen, New York Times

Mideast Peace Process Needs New Brokers

Pierre Atlas, Indianapolis Star

Putin's Popularity Waned at Home Before Olympics

Julie Ray, Gallup

What Americans Don't Get About Putin

Gregory Feifer, Politico Magazine

Tepid U.S. Support Paying Off in Southern Syria

Michael Weiss, NOW

China's Big Overseas Spending Spree

Brendan O'Reilly, The Diplomat

British Militarism Needs More than a 'Pause'

Seumas Milne, Guardian

Britain Isn't a Racist Country

Clarissa Tan, The Spectator

France's Unwanted Roma

Henri Astier, BBC Magazine

Jordan's Fragile Stability

Jose Ciro Martinez, Los Angeles Times

Arabic Wikipedia Is a Flashpoint -- and a Beacon

Alice Su, Wired

RealClearWorld Afternoon Edition

China's Ascent to Space Superpower

Phil McKenna, NewScientist

China Will Never Replace America

Zack Beauchamp, The Week

Italy Back in Crisis: Prime Minister Resigns

Nick Squires, Telegraph

The Parable of Argentina: 100 Years of Decline

The Economist

Americans Want Normal Relations with Cuba

Joshua Keating, Slate

Do Americans Really Love France Again?

Max Fisher, Washington Post

Putin: East Asia's New Power Broker

Gordon Chang, World Affairs

Hong Kong's Indentured Servants

Gratiane de Moustier, NY Times

Shinzo Abe's Nationalist Strategy

Kosuke Takahashi, The Diplomat

Taliban Talks Won't End 'Existential Threat'

Claude Rakisits, Conv.

The Man Who Wants to Fix Egypt

Hoppe & Steinvorth, Der Spiegel

Horrific Violence in Central African Republic

Brian Howard, NatGeo