February 14, 2014 Archives

February 14, 2014 Archives

RealClearWorld Morning Edition

Great Britain Withdraws from the World

Alan Philps, The National

The Banality of Soviet Evil

Jonah Goldberg, National Review

China's Historical Amnesia

Minxin Pei, Indian Express

Could Syria Kill al-Qaeda?

Hassan Mneimneh, German Marshall Fund

Eurozone Crisis Is Just Getting Started

Jeremy Warner, Daily Telegraph

Black Gold Flowing Again in Iran

Johnson & Trindle, Foreign Policy

Britain's Royal Welfare Queen

Kenan Malik, New York Times

The French Gender-Bending Panic of 2014

Robert Zaretsky, RCW

Iran and India: Afghanistan's 'Plan B'?

Rajeev Agarwal, The Diplomat

Chocolate and Hugo Chavez

Tim Padgett, Miami Herald

We Need a Marshall Plan to Fix Ukraine

Daniel Bilak, Globe and Mail

Saving Elephants from Criminals and Jihadists

Evgeny Lebedev, Vice

Hungary Turns East as Europe Fades

Mark Varga, The National Interest

Could Pakistan Become a Sharia State?

Michael Kugelman, GPS

Sochi Athletes Get It on at the Tinder Olympics

Lizzie Crocker, Daily Beast

RealClearWorld Afternoon Edition

Karzai Overplays Hand in U.S. Poker Game

David Francis, Fiscal Times

25 Years After Soviet Afghan Withdrawal

Michael Rubin, Commentary

Why It's Good Western Business Is Eyeing Iran

Cornelius Adebahr, GPS

Obama Policy Boosts Economy -- Iran's

Paul Mirengoff, Power Line

Where's the Public Outrage on Syria?

Jan Egeland, The Guardian

Let's Watch Venezuela Destroy Itself

Raul Gallegos, Bloomberg

America's Man in Russia Speaks

Julia Ioffe, The New Republic

Turkey, Tear Gas and Internet Lessons

Zeynep Tufekci, Medium

'A Million Friends and Zero Enemies'

Piccone & Yusman, The Diplomat

State Department Creating Arctic Ambassador

Bridget Johnson, PJM

Germany's Energy Goals Backfire

Vaclav Smil, The American

The Countries That Feel the Most Love

Uri Friedman, The Atlantic