October 8, 2014 Archives

RealClearWorld Morning Edition

Fiddling While Kobani Burns
Steven Cook, Foreign Policy
Mrs. Mogherini Goes to Brussels
Jan Techau, Carnegie Europe
The Prize and Peril of Kirkuk
Reva Bhalla, Stratfor
Why IS Beheads
Robert Pape, Michael Rowley & Sarah Morell, Politico
Obama's Galling anti-Israel Outburst
Isi Leibler, Jerusalem Post
IS Set to Exercise Border Control
Michael Werz, National Interest
Panetta's Flawed Scapegoating of Obama
Danny Vinik, New Republic
Is the World Still Afraid of Iran?
Rachel Shabi, Al Jazeera
Waiting for the Iranian Godot
Derek Davison, The Nation
Closing Europe's Strategic Gap
Ana Palacio, Project Syndicate
In Hong Kong, First Protests, Now Talks
Economist
Obama Has no Strategy
Malcolm Fraser, The Guardian
The Steady Progress of U.S.-Iran Talks
Laura Rozen, Al-Monitor
It's China's Right to Deal with Hong Kong
Sholto Byrnes, The National
Russia, West Face Common Threat
Karasik & Galustian, Moscow Times
A Dangerous Idea on Israel's Bedouin
Michael Brizon, Haaretz

RealClearWorld Afternoon Edition

Donetsk Airport Up For Grabs
Charles Recknagel, Radio Free Europe
Russian Sanctions Could Hurt Both Sides
Igor Yurgens, The National Interest
Catalonia Threatens Euro Markets
Matthew Lynn, MarketWatch
Iran Seeks European Investors
Jonathan Saul, Reuters
Kobani Shakes Fragile Turkey-Kurd Relations
Mark Lowen, BBC News
Does the UK Have Any Responsibility in Hong Kong?
Tim Summers, CNN
Kim Jong Un In Charge, at Least Publicly
Christopher Green, The Guardian
Mexico's Police in Crosshairs Over Missing Students
Randal Archibold, NYT
Spain Investigating Nurse's Ebola Case
Phillip and Ferdman, Washington Post
What Led to Ebola in Europe
Barbie Latza Nadeau, Daily Beast
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