April 4, 2014 Archives

RealClearWorld Morning Edition

Is China the Next Lehman Brothers?
John Cassidy, The New Yorker
Ukraine Isn't the Biggest Problem in the World
Simon Tisdall, CNN
West Must Learn the Lessons of Rwanda
David Blair, Daily Telegraph
The Campaigns for Kabul
Matthieu Aikins, New York Times
Is Karzai Actually a Great Leader?
Leela Jacinto, Foreign Policy
A European Nation Within Spain
Andreu Mas-Colell, Wall Street Journal
Putin's Patriotism Is Phony, His Desperation Real
Andrew Nagorski, DB
Who's to Blame for Fascism in Europe?
James Kirchick, Tablet Magazine
Speaking Loudly While Carrying No Stick
Cohen & Scheinmann, Am. Int.
Can Young Voters Swing the Indian Election?
Katy Daigle, AP
Modi Win in India Would Be Terrible for Women
Amrit Wilson, Guardian
Drive a Wedge Between Russia and China
Albert Wolf, National Interest
Crimea Crisis Gives New Life to NATO
Caleb Smith, RealClearHistory
The Arctic Norwegian Juggernaut
Robert Smol, National Post
La Follette's Lessons in Empire
Andrew Bacevich, American Conservative

RealClearWorld Afternoon Edition

Putin's Rejection of the West, in Writing
Leonid Bershidsky, Bloomberg
Why Echo Putin's Propaganda?
Stephen Hayes, Weekly Standard
China or America? Indians Pick U.S.
Bruce Stokes, Global Public Square
Wake Up, Central Europe
Dariusz Kalan, The National Interest
Rome, Carthage and U.S.-China Relations
James Holmes, The Diplomat
Merkel, a Map and a Message to China
Rachel Lu, Tea Leaf Nation
Why Kerry's Mideast Push Collapsed
John Podhoretz, New York Post
What Kerry Should Learn from Failure
Kori Schake, Foreign Policy
Israel and Palestinians Look for a Way Out
Karl Vick, Time
A Boycott Can Jolt Israel
Harriet Sherwood, The Guardian
Why Is U.S. Cuba Policy So Absurd?
Matt Ford, The Atlantic
The Men Shaping Our Future in Afghanistan
David Francis, Fiscal Times
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