July 20, 2015 Archives

July 20, 2015 Archives

RealClearWorld Morning Edition

Europe's Impossible Dream

Paul Krugman, New York Times

Realism Marks Dutch Foreign Policy

Van Schaik & Drent, Carnegie Europe

Schauble: Germany Is Fighting for Europe

Brinkbaumer et al, Spiegel

Progressives: Help Tories Save the Welfare State

G. Osborne, Guardian

Is Israel Bound for a Train Wreck in DC?

L. Ben-David, Times of Israel

Obama Risks a Constitutional Crisis for Iran

WR Mead, American Interest

The Limits of Obama's Engagement with Iran

Jackson Diehl, Wash Post

Russia's Nuclear Power Play in the Middle East

Melissa Hersh, TNI

The Brexit-Shaped Cloud Approaching London

Economist

Israel, Germany Spar over Franz Kafka's Legacy

J. Dana, The National

The United Nations Welcomes Back Iran

Colum Lynch, Foreign Policy

We Can no Longer Contain Iran

Max Boot, Commentary

The EU Pulverized Greece, and Syriza Helped

Tariq Ali, LRB

Inside Hezbollah's Europe Operations

Matthew Levitt, Daily Beast

Is Nigeria Doomed, or Set to Thrive?

G. Serkin & C. Kay, Bloomberg View

Why Does America Get Lebanon so Wrong?

M. Young, NOW Lebanon

RealClearWorld Afternoon Edition

Who Wants to Buy Russia's New Tank?

Samuel Bendett, RealClearWorld

History Gives Obama the Benefit of the Doubt

James Fallows, Atlantic

On Iran, Obama Has Chosen Dishonor

William Kristol, Weekly Standard

A Chance for Turkey and Iran to Reset Relations

Akin Unver, Al Jazeera

Putin's Looming Legitimacy Crisis

Robert Person, Moscow Times

Hey GOP: World Isn't a Stage for an Action Film

P. Waldman, The Week

Europe Inc. and the Coming Iran Gold Rush

Pierre Briancon, Politico EU

The Iran Deal Is a Risk Worth Taking

Joe Klein, Time