November 13, 2014 Archives

RealClearWorld Morning Edition

Inside the Mind of a British Suicide Bomber
James Harkin, Newsweek
The Declining Relevance of Despots
Robert Kaplan, Stratfor
Putin Hitches a Chinese Ride Away from Europe
Colin Chilcoat, Oil Price
European Exhaustion, or: The Lessons of 1918
Jan Techau, Carnegie
Obama and Hollande's Shared Gauche Malaise
Robert Zaretsky, FP
The End of NATO
Victor Davis Hanson, Hoover
China Still Loves You, Obama
Adam Minter, Bloomberg View
Historic Albania-Serbia Visit Turns Sour
Maja Poznatov, Euractiv
A Glimmer of Hope in Palestinian Poll
Hussein Ibish, NOW Lebanon
Kim Jong Un Embodies North Korea's Ills
Dennis Halpin, Weekly Standard
An Ineffective UN Body the U.S. Does Not Need
Brett Schaefer, Heritage
The Plight of Gays in Egypt
Rachel Avraham, Foreign Policy Blogs Network
ISIS Jams the Crucial Asia Pivot
Robert Kelly, The Diplomat
India's Rape Victims Turn to Revenge
Murali Krishnan, Vocativ
What Feminism Looks Like in Mauritius
Michelle Chen, The Nation
The School Where Bin Laden Is a Hero
Mobeen Azhar, BBC

RealClearWorld Afternoon Edition

Russia's Coming Offensive in Ukraine
Adrian Karatnycky, Atl. Council
China Is Financing Putin's Aggression
Gordon Chang, Daily Beast
Great-Power Rivalry Still Threatens the Pacific
The Economist
Beware the Siren Song of ISIS
Geneive Abdo & Lulwa Rizkallah, TNI
Catholicism on Decline in Latin America
Adam Taylor, Wash. Post
The Ghosts of Jean-Claude Juncker's Past
Blome et al., Der Spiegel
Is Ed Miliband Labour's Worst Leader Ever?
Telegraph
People with the Reddest Hair in the World
Mark Stratton, BBC
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