May 13, 2014 Archives

RealClearWorld Morning Edition

Nationalism Is Exactly What Ukraine Needs
Anne Applebaum, TNR
How The West Underestimated Boko Haram
Christian Putsch, Die Welt
U.S. Is No. 1, China Is So Yesterday
Josef Joffe, Bloomberg View
Why China Doesn't Want the Crown
Frank Ching, Globe and Mail
To Contain Russia, Start with Azerbaijan
George Friedman, Stratfor
Why Aren't Sanctions Stopping Putin?
Meghan L. O'Sullivan, Daily Beast
Europeans Dither on Defense While Putin Laughs
John Vinocur, WSJ
Why EU Sanctions Are a Bluff
Schult, Schindler & Neukirch, Der Spiegel
Turkey's Tyrant in the Making
Kenneth Roth, Foreign Policy
Follow the Money, China-Style
Yu Hua, New York Times
The Last Communist City
Michael J. Totten, City Journal
Syria's Dirty Secret: Assad Could Win Fair Vote
Faisal Al Yafai, National
Saudi Arabia Recalibrates
Hassan Hassan & Michael Weiss, American Int.
Why No One Trusts India's Election Polling
Adam Taylor, Washington Post
Islamist Canaries in the Bruneian Mineshaft
Avi Jorisch, Jerusalem Post

RealClearWorld Afternoon Edition

Obama's Legacy: A Nation in Retreat?
Dov Zakheim, The National Interest
Weak or Strong, Obama Can't Save Ukraine
Marc Champion, Bloomberg
Was Crimea a Move Against China?
John C.K. Daly, Silk Road Reporters
Venezuela: The Forgotten Revolution
Bridget Johnson, PJ Media
Why India's Election Is Hard to Predict
Heather Timmons, The Atlantic
India's Trade Policy Options
Ritesh Kumar Singh, The Diplomat
What Could Get U.S. Military in Nigeria
David Francis, The Fiscal Times
Nigeria's 'Nollywood' Thriving
Rana Foroohar, Time
Why Russia Hates the Bearded Lady
Tim Teeman, The Daily Beast
How Many Divisions Has RuPaul?
Robert Tracinski, The Federalist
Power Vacuum in the South China Sea
Max Boot, Commentary
How to Strike a Win-Win Deal with Iran
Reza Marashi & Trita Parsi, GPS
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