March 13, 2014 Archives

RealClearWorld Morning Edition

Crimea: The Revenge of Geography?
Robert Kaplan, Stratfor
Russia Is Playing a Weak Hand Very Strongly
Michael Oren, CNN
For Putin, a Possible Pyrrhic Victory
David Ignatius, Washington Post
Was There a Deal with Iran over Lockerbie?
Con Coughlin, The Telegraph
In Defense of the Indian Male
Chandrahas Choudhury, Bloomberg View
India 2014: The Mother of All Elections
Pradeep Taneja, The Conversation
The Siege of San Cristobal, Venezuela
Girish Gupta, BuzzFeed
Quebec to Catalonia, Nationhood Is in Our DNA
Konrad Yakabuski, G&M
And the Winner in Ukraine Is ... China
Simes & Saunders, Nat'l Interest
Across Turkey, New Unrest as Teenage Boy Is Buried
Sebnem Arsu, NYT
Why Erdogan Is Inaugurating Taxi Stands
Elcin Poyrazlar, Vocativ
The Coming Revolution in Orbit
Zach Rosenberg, Foreign Policy
Israelis Don't Care That We Hate Them
Brendan O'Neill, The Spectator
Regulation on Yogurt Is Blocking Greek Recovery
Peter Gumbel, Reuters
The Perils of Being Christian in Iraq
Fehim Tastekin, Radikal

RealClearWorld Afternoon Edition

The Putin of 2014 Is a Completely Different Man
Steve LeVine, Quartz
To Get Crimea Back, Help Make Ukraine Prosperous
The Economist
Kazakhstan, Belarus Watching Crimea Closely
Adam Taylor, WaPo
To Stop Russia, Convene the 'Quad + 1'
Burt & Feinstein, Nat'l Interest
Why Barbarity Wins in Syria, Crimea
Michael Young, Daily Star
Turkey's Erdogan Has No Moral Compass
Amberin Zaman, Al Monitor
Obama Speaks Loudly, but Carries Small Stick
John Judis, New Rep.
How U.S. Military Power Benefits China
Stephen Ellis, The Diplomat
Hong Kong's Shaky Democratic Future
Martin Lee, New York Times
Pistorius Trial Highlights Racial Tension
Erin Conway-Smith, Global Post
Stop Sending Foreign Aid to Dictators
William Easterly, Time
The World of 100 Percent Election Victories
Tanvi Misra, BBC News
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