December 2, 2014 Archives

RealClearWorld Morning Edition

Soviet Naval Strategy Returns
Alexander Golts, Moscow Times
What the Media Gets Wrong About Israel
Matti Friedman, Atlantic
Why Russia and the EU Compete for Moldova
Judy Dempsey, Carnegie
Berlin's Controversial Volunteer Imam
Sumi Somaskanda, Foreign Policy
Alberta's Booming Economy Withstands Oil Swings
G. Steward, The Star
Gordon Brown Leaves a Winning Legacy
J. Freedland, The Guardian
Enshrining Inequality in Israel
Andrew Sullivan, The Dish
Estonia's Worldwide e-Residency Offer
Rob Garver, Fiscal Times
Israel Has a Friend in China
Gregory Noddin Poulin, The Diplomat
A Polish Recession Is Coming
Matthew Tyrmand, Forbes
Capital Controls Feared in Russia
Ambrose Evans-Pritchard, Telegraph
Putin's Weak Ruble Gamble
Leonid Bershidsky, Bloomberg
Japan Steps up Its Game in Latin America
Mimi Whitefield, Miami Herald
Israel Heads for Early Elections
Sheera Frenkel, BuzzFeed

RealClearWorld Afternoon Edition

A Mideast Threat Bigger Than ISIS
Faisal Al Yafai, The National
Joining ISIS Not All Its Cracked Up to Be
Siobhan O'Grady, FP
Obama Can't Decide If Assad Should Go
Max Boot, Commentary
The World's First Pipeline War Is Over
Steve LeVine, Quartz
Don't Go Soft on Putin
Marc Champion, Bloomberg
Russia's Military Modernization in Trouble
Nikolas Gvosdev, TNI
Don't Bet on China's Economy
Sam Winter-Levy, The Diplomat
North Korea's Chinese-Style Reforms
Andrei Lankov, Al Jazeera
Teaching English in North Korea
Suki Kim, Slate
Vietnam Is a Natural U.S. Ally
Michael Totten, World Affairs Journal
15 Years In, No Celebration in N. Ireland
Ruth D. Edwards, Telegraph
Search for Stability Atop Pentagon
Mackenzie Eaglen, AEIdeas
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