February 18, 2014 Archives

February 18, 2014 Archives

RealClearWorld Morning Edition

Why It's a Good Time to Be a Dictator

Jonathan Freedland, The Guardian

The Democratization of U.S. Foreign Policy

Robert Merry, Nat'l Interest

Americans Aren't Interested in Your Problems

George Friedman, Stratfor

Will Venezuela Abandon Chavismo?

David Frum, CNN

The Clash Between Necessity & Identity in Europe

Jan Techau, Carnegie

Alex Salmond's Nasty Run-In with Reality

Alan Cochrane, The Telegraph

U.S. Must Stop Looking at Iran as Its Equal

Ray Takeyh, Washington Post

What's at Stake for America in Syria

Hussein Ibish, NOW Lebanon

Iran Is the Big Problem in the Mideast

Lee Smith, Weekly Standard

North Korea's Cheap and Dirty Bombs

Potter & Lewis, Foreign Policy

Learning the Real Lessons of World War I

Victor Davis Hanson, NRO

China Digs Itself Deeper Into Dollar Trap

William Pesek, Bloomberg View

This Cairo College Campus Is Now a War Zone

Jon Krohn, Daily Beast

Obama and the Doberman in Havana

Carlos Montaner, Miami Herald

Saving an Endangered British Species: The Pub

Danny Hakim, NY Times

RealClearWorld Afternoon Edition

Max Boot, Commentary Magazine

More Evidence of North Korean Atrocities

Matt Ford, The Atlantic

Will U.S. Be Blamed for Syria Inaction?

David Francis, The Fiscal Times

Is It Really a Good Time to Be a Dictator?

Joshua Keating, Slate

For Venezuelan Regime, the Party's Over

Roger Noriega, The American

Is al-Qaeda Aiding Assad?

Jamie Dettmer, The Daily Beast

Handing the Middle East to Russia

Amir Taheri, New York Post

India's Shrinking Liberal Space

Sanjay Kumar, The Diplomat

Tunisia a Model for Turkey

Mustafa Akyol, New York Times

Locking Away Israel's Ethiopian Problem

Seth Franzman, Forward

Pussy Riot Sochi Arrest as Performance Art

Julia Ioffe, The New Republic

No Miracle on Ice in Sochi

Marc Thiessen, Washington Post