May 27, 2014 Archives

RealClearWorld Morning Edition

Superpowers Don't Get to Retire
Robert Kagan, The New Republic
Europe: The Place for Every Type of Unhappy
Timothy G. Ash, Guardian
France Retreats into Moroseness and Mistrust
Roger Cohen, NYT
Putin's Woman in Paris
John Vinocur, Wall Street Journal
Abe's Militarism Endangers Japan
Jiro Yamaguchi, Japan Times
Ukrainians More European Than the French
L. Bershidsky, Bloomberg
Why Washington Fears UKIP
Tom Rogan, Daily Telegraph
Asia's Cold War Is Starting to Heat Up
Peter Lee, Asia Times
Violence Is Far from Over in Ukraine
Kim Sengupta, The Independent
Israel Is Better Off with Arab Tyrants
Smadar Perry, Ynet News
China's Case for Sovereignty in the S. China Sea
Yang Zewei, China.org
Why China's Success Could Be Dangerous
Minxin Pei, Financial Times
War Crime Mystery Confounding Israel
Batya Ungar-Sargon, Tablet
Keeping the Age of Empires Buried
John Yemma, CS Monitor
Time for Jews to Worry About Europe?
Asaf Ronel, Haaretz

RealClearWorld Afternoon Edition

Why Obama Is Leaving 10,000 in Afghanistan
Michael Crowley, Time
Obama's Split-the-Difference Foreign Policy
Max Boot, Commentary
Europe's Energy Death Wish
Arthur Herman, New York Post
War and Murder in Eastern Ukraine
Anna Nemtsova, The Daily Beast
Ukraine's Autocratic New President
Leonid Bershidsky, Bloomberg
Post-Cold War Era Is Over in Eurasia
Michael Totten, World Affairs
What Crimea Teaches Central Asia
Stephen Blank, The Diplomat
The Habsburgs' Comeback
Simon Winder, Foreign Policy
How Farage Engineered UKIP Victory
Tim Wigmore, The New Republic
Europe's Dangerous Turn to the Far Right
David Francis, Fiscal Times
What the Pope's Mideast Trip Was Really About
Emma Green, Atlantic
When Did Peking Become Beijing?
John Allen Gay, The National Interest
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