June 18, 2014 Archives

June 18, 2014 Archives

RealClearWorld Morning Edition

Islam's 30 Years War Has Begun

Douglas Murray, The Spectator

The Arab World Comes Undone

Rami Khouri, The Daily Star

This Is What Putin Wants

Dan Peleschuk, Global Post

The Conundrum of a Unified Iraq and Syria

Thomas Friedman, NY Times

Years of Living Dangerously Lie Ahead

Clifford May, Washington Times

How Good Is the U.S. at Ending Wars?

David Stout, Time

The Rise of Saudi America

Chris Sorensen, Maclean's

Ghosts of Europe's Religious Wars Haunts Iraq

James Stavridis, FP

Russia's Silver Lining

Chris Weafer, Moscow Times

The Moral Case for U.S. Restraint

Noah Berlatsky, The Atlantic

Ignoring the Elephant

Caroline Glick, Jerusalem Post

A Kurdish State Could Be Explosive

Barbarani & Waldman, Haaretz

Thatcher's Revolution Still Unfinished

Charles Moore, Daily Telegraph

The Delusion of the Irish

Fintan O'Toole, Irish Times

The Mexican City Pumping Pimps, Sex Slaves into U.S.

M. Zeller, Fusion

RealClearWorld Afternoon Edition

Iran Is America's Best New Partner in the Middle East

Fred Kaplan, Slate

Don't Expect Iran & U.S. to Solve Iraq Crisis Together

Abbas Milani, TNR

The Collapsing Obama Doctrine

Dick & Liz Cheney, Wall St. Journal

Three Lines I Don't Need to Hear on Iraq

Daniel Drezner, Washington Post

Don't Fight in Iraq and Ignore Syria

Anne-Marie Slaughter, NY Times

America's World-Weariness Dilemma

Riccardo Alcaro, National Interest

The Legacy of Brazil's World Cup Protests

Mimi Whitefield, Miami Herald

Asia's Coming Nuclear Arms Race

Zachary Keck, The Diplomat

China's Megacities Problem Not About Overpopulation

Lu Ming, Caixin

Germany's Budding Defense Debate

Jan Techau, Carnegie Europe

Illusions Gone, I'm Leaving Russia

Leonid Bershidsky, Moscow Times

Venezuela Is Running Out of Cookies and Coffins

Boris Munoz, Vocativ