May 14, 2015 Archives

RealClearWorld Morning Edition

For Putin's Friends, Anything. For All Others, the Law
K. Dawisha, WAJ
Yes, Congress Has a Role in Foreign Affairs
Kevin Kosar, RealClearWorld
Springtime for Dictators
Daniel Henninger, Wall Street Journal
A 10-Step Guide to Taking Over a Small Country
Sean McFate, WOTR
Was Killing bin Laden a War Crime?
Noah Feldman, Bloomberg View
Kurdistan Emerges, Kurdish Tradition Fades
Kate Eshelby, Spectator
Jeb Bush's Iraq Quagmire
Paul Waldman, Washington Post
Did Putin and Kerry Really Have Anything to Discuss?
J. Keating, Slate
This Is a Big Trade Deal, so Get It Right
Richard Katz, Foreign Affairs
UK Moves Toward the End Game on Europe
Erlanger & Castle, NY Times
Paranoia, Gore, and Brutal North Korean Executions
Elias Groll, FP
Nigeria's South African Mercenaries
John Campbell, CFR
Poland's Election: The Pollsters Lose Again
Economist
Extremists Target Tunisia's Islamic Mystics
Celine Lussato, L'Obs
Chechnya's Leader, the Aspiring Polygamist
Georgy Bovt, Moscow Times
The Prince's Letters to the British Government
Guardian
Jeb Should Have Clearer Words About Iraq
David Frum, Politico
Russia's Depraved State Darwinism
Ulrich Speck, Berlin Policy Journal

RealClearWorld Afternoon Edition

Small Surprises in Rubio's Big FP Speech
Daniel Drezner, WaPo
Rubio Schools Jeb Bush in Foreign Policy Speech
Tim Mak, DB
Humanitarian Crisis in Andaman Sea
Fuller & Cochrane, NY Times
Democracy Departs from Bangladesh
Arafat Kabir, The Diplomat
Netanyahu's Surprising Staying Power
Aaron Miller, TNI
British Politics Will Now Resemble EU
Alex Harrowell, Politico EU
Britain and EU: Sweat the Big Stuff
The Economist
Found: Rare 17th Century Spanish Shipwreck
Jane Lee, NatGeo
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