November 17, 2014 Archives

RealClearWorld Morning Edition

Before the Beheadings
Jeffrey Goldberg, Atlantic
Losing a Moral Compass in Central Europe
Carl Gershman, WaPo
Brazil's Amazon War Games
Daniel McGroarty, RealClearWorld
The Risk of Nation-State Conflict
Walter Russell Mead, American Interest
ISIS Has One American Hostage Left
Shane Harris, Daily Beast
Japan's 300 MPH Train
Timothy Lee, Vox
Britain May Soon Find It Has no Friends
Economist
The War Economy: America's Imperial Legacy
Robert McChesney, Salon
Israel Defining Itself as Ethnocracy, not Democracy
Aeyal Gross, Haaretz
Finland's Flawed Quest for Universal Broadband
S. Brotman, Brookings
Why Mandarin Won't Be a Lingua Franca
Andres Martinez, Time
Xi Jinping Hawks the Asia-Pacific Dream
Wang Xiangwei, SCMP
Australia, Still the Adolescent Power
Roxanne Horton, The Diplomat
Angst Over Kazakhstan's Cosmodrome
David Trilling, EurasiaNet
APEC a Keynote Moment in China's Rise
Joe Hhung, China Post

RealClearWorld Afternoon Edition

There Is Little Reason for Putin to Back Down
Andy Langenkamp, RCW
Here Are the EU-Proposed Sanctions on Israel
Barak Ravid, Haaretz
Myanmar, Sadly, Is Returning to Form
Min Zin, New York Times
Contemplating the Italian Lira's Comeback
The Guardian
36 Million Live in Slavery
BBC News
Putin Doesn't Care What the West Thinks
A. Nekrassov, Al Jazeera
Can China Really Go Green?
John Cassidy, New Yorker
The Troubles of a Serbian Tycoon
Fabio Squillante, Agenzia Nova
The Putin Bashing at G20 Was Juvenile
Leonid Bershidsky, Bloomberg
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