June 20, 2014 Archives

RealClearWorld Morning Edition

Can Iraq Hold Together?
Fareed Zakaria, Washington Post
Obama, Not Bush, Is Responsible for Iraq
Charles Krauthammer, NRO
U.S. Taps Old Allies for New Iraq War
Eli Lake, The Daily Beast
Obama Plan Leaves Iraq Mostly on Its Own
Lara Jakes, Associated Press
U.S. Shouldn't Choose Sides in Iraq's Civil War
Rand Paul, Wall St Journal
How Maliki Ruined Iraq
Zaid Al-Ali, Foreign Policy
The Case for Bashar al-Assad
Chase Carter, The National Interest
China and America: Passive-Aggressive Powers
Ian Bremmer, Reuters
A World Full of Militarized NGOs
Moises Naim, The Atlantic
Juan Manuel Santos' Great Idea
Andres Oppenheimer, Miami Herald
Vancouver's Gender-Neutral Pronoun Wars
Margaret Wente, G&M
A Climate of Fear in Thailand
Pavin Chachavalpongpun, Japan Times
Russia's New Export: Intellectuals Fleeing Putin
Marc Bennetts, Vocativ
How Pacifism Became a German Lifestyle
Henryk Broder, Die Welt
1 Attack Left This Country in Total Darkness
Peter Kelly-Detwiler, Forbes

RealClearWorld Afternoon Edition

The End of Iraq
Stephen Yates & Christian Whiton, National Review
Obama's Bluff Can Work in Iraq
Noah Feldman, Bloomberg View
The New Map of the Middle East
Jeffrey Goldberg, The Atlantic
Iran Gains from U.S. Intervention in Iraq
Michael Young, NOW Lebanon
Afghanistan's Election Tipping Point
Ankit Panda, The Diplomat
Abdullah Jumps the Gun on Vote Fraud
Max Boot, Commentary
Fear of a Decrease in Fear of Iran
Paul Pillar, The National Interest
U.S. Advisers Are Doomed to Fail in Iraq
David Francis, The Fiscal Times
Turkey Gives Up on a Unified Iraq
Thomas Seibert, The Daily Beast
Europe's Energy Problem
Desmond Lachman, The American
For Gas, China Muscles onto Russia's Turf
Reid Standish, FP
National Identity and Football
Jonathan Freedland, The Guardian
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