March 27, 2014 Archives

March 27, 2014 Archives

RealClearWorld Morning Edition

President Obama's Foreign Policy Paradox

Robert Kagan, Washington Post

'Isolating' Russia Isn't a Serious Option

Ian Bremmer, New York Times

Putin's Manifest Destiny

Raymond de Souza, National Post

Obama's Odd Infatuation with Joseph Kony

Angelo Izama, The Guardian

The Dangers of a Cuban Collapse

Daniel Serwer, Politico Magazine

Is the Carnage in Syria Obama's Fault?

Robert Kaplan, Stratfor

Obama Blesses Mideast's New Authoritarian Order

Haroon Siddiqui, Star

Sisi 2014! Now the Hard Part...

Steven A. Cook, Foreign Policy

The Politics of China's Urbanization

Zachary Keck, The Diplomat

Can Asia Prevent Its Own Crimea?

Bonnie Glaser & Ely Ratner, GPS

Japan Might Have Friends If It Just Shut Up

William Pesek, Bloomberg

How The National Front Is Winning France

Cecile Alduy, The Nation

Mandatory Kim Jong-un Haircuts: A Baldfaced Lie?

Eric Talmadge, AP

Don't Count Out Rob Ford Just Yet

Marcus Gee, Globe and Mail

Why I Won't Let My Children Learn French

Liam Mullone, The Spectator

RealClearWorld Afternoon Edition

America's Dereliction of Duty

The Economist

Putin's Land Grab Frightens Baltic States

Roland Flamini, World Affairs

Obama Betrays Georgia

Will Cathcart, Daily Beast

Obama's Legacy Hinges on Europe

Sebastian Fischer, Der Spiegel

What Should We Do About Crimea? Nothing

Eric Posner, Slate

Tymoshenko Is Back, Sans Braid & F-Bombs Blazing

Olga Rudenko, GP

Why Are Rich Countries Democratic?

Ricardo Hausmann, Project Syn.

U.S. Losing Its Military Edge Over China

Forbes & Colby, Nat'l Interest

ISIS Shifts Tactics in Fallujah

Mushreq Abbas, Al Monitor

Yes, the Taliban Are Terrorists

Aziz Hakimi, The Diplomat

529 Reasons to Doubt Egyptian Justice

Louisa Loveluck, NY Times

Social Media Storm Descends on Japanese Town

Bill Powell, Newsweek