July 13, 2015 Archives

RealClearWorld Morning Edition

The Greek Crisis Deepens Europe's Fault Lines
Stratfor
The EU's Disintegration Is Now in Play
Edward Harrison, Foreign Policy
India and Pakistan, in the Same Security Bloc?
F. Shaikh, Chatham House
Realigning the Asia-Pacific
David Lang, The Australian
Greece's Varoufakis: We Were Set Up
Harry Lambert, New Statesman
A Competent Statesman Can Deal with Russia
Conrad Black, NY Sun
This Is How You Destroy the Eurozone
Wolfgang Munchau, Fin. Times
Iran Can't Live with the Status Quo
Hussein Ibish, The National
A Dangerous Passion for DPRK Propaganda
T. Hoogvliet, The Diplomat
A Mexican Kingpin's Great Escape
Economist
Europe's Bad Cops
Matthew Karnitschnig, Politico EU
Iran Still Pursuing Illicit Nuclear Technology
Weinthal & Ottolenghi, WS
Thailand's Lopsided Embrace of Beijing
T. Pongsudhirak, Bangkok Post
The History of Greek Defiance
Lou Ureneck, New York Times
Gaudi's Great, Unfinished Temple
Martin Filler, New York Review of Books
Israel: The Country of Atticus Finch 2.0?
Naomi Levitzky, Haaretz

RealClearWorld Afternoon Edition

The European Union's Darkest Day
Gareth Harding, EU Observer
Killing By Committee in the Global Wild West
P. Chatterjee, TomDispatch
The Merkel Method
Jan-Werner Muller, Foreign Affairs
Where Are the Arabs in the Fight Against ISIS?
James J. Carafano, TNI
The EU Has a Democracy Problem
Joshua Keating, Slate
There Is Reason to Celebrate the Greek Deal
Douglas Elliott, Brookings
Reaching a Deal Was the Easy Part
Mohamed El-Erian, Bloomberg View
The Impasse over Iran's Missiles
A. Tabatabai, Bulletin of Atomic Scientists
The Bitter Aftertaste of the Greek Deal
Hugo Dixon, Reuters
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