July 10, 2014 Archives

RealClearWorld Morning Edition

The Many Faces of Hassan Rouhani
Alfoneh & Gerecht, Weekly Standard
Rise of the Neo-Neo-Conservatives
Konrad Yakabuski, Globe and Mail
China Hackers Seek Key Data on U.S. Workers
Schmidt, et al., NY Times
The Cult of American 'Credibility'
Daniel Larison, American Conservative
Israel Battles Extremists on Both Sides
Pierre Atlas, Indianapolis Star
The World Must Rein In the Israeli Military
Mustafa Barghouti, Guardian
The New York Times' Israeli Hack Job
Yishai Schwartz, New Republic
Let's Learn to Love Germany
Simon Winder, Daily Telegraph
Obama and the Syria Two-Step
Michael Doran, Brookings Institution
Future of Oil Hangs on Iraqi Politics
Meghan O'Sullivan, Bloomberg View
Why Moldova Urgently Matters
Robert Kaplan, Stratfor
Has the U.S. Bungled a Historic Africa Summit?
Gordon Lubold, FP
The Unity of Water
Mikhail Gorbachev, Project Syndicate
Wanted: A Strong EU Foreign Policy Chief
Michael Leigh, GMF
Can Francis Kick the Mafia Out of the Church?
Tim Hedges, Commentator

RealClearWorld Afternoon Edition

Dear Scotland, Please Don't Leave Us This Way
The Economist
Germany Asks CIA Official to Leave Country
Matthias Gebauer, Spiegel
Sarkozy's Reckless Political Encore
Arthur Goldhammer, NY Times
For Better or Worse, Russia Not Isolated
Mark Adomanis, Mosc. Times
Will U.S. Create a Russia-China Alliance?
Andranik Migranyan, TNI
Pay Attention to Indonesia's Election
Joshua Keating, Slate
Will Erdogan Be Turkey's Next Ataturk?
Mustafa Akyol, Al Monitor
The Three-Track Middle East
Mohamed El-Erian, Project Syndicate
Israeli Military Calls Palestinians Before Bombing
Adam Taylor, WaPo
Ancient Syrian Treasures Being Destroyed
Diana Darke, BBC News
The Changing Role of First Ladies
Yo-Jung Chen, The Diplomat
World Cup Final: Pope Francis vs. Pope Benedict
Barbie Nadeau, DB
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