July 7, 2016 Archives

RealClearWorld Morning Edition

Money: The Brave New Uncertainty
Paul Krugman, New York Review of Books
EU Leaders Must Keep Calm and Carry On
James Joyner, RealClearWorld
Iraq Is the World Capital of Terror
Uri Friedman, The Atlantic
The Fontmaker Who Gave London Its Signature
Catherine Nixey, 1843
Confederating Libya
Federica Saini Fasanotti, Brookings Institution
America's Founders Were Right About Direct Democracy
Franz-Stefan Gady, Diplomat
The Downfall of Israel's Top Tycoon
Ben Caspit, Al-Monitor
Chilling Global Lessons From Australia's Election
Stephen Greenville, Nikkei
The Big News About What We Already Knew
Andrew Rosenthal, New York Times
Can Erdogan Change?
Semih Idiz, Hurriyet Daily News
Israel Points the Finger at Facebook Over Violence
Joseph Dana, The National
What Chilcot Missed About Iraq
Max Boot, Commentary
I’d Still Vote to Go to War in Iraq
Ann Clwyd, Guardian
U.S. Now Has More Oil Reserves Than Anybody
Suman Bhattacharyya, Fiscal Times
I Really DO Question Tony Blair's Sanity
Stephen Glover, Daily Mail
Remainers: Stop Sulking, Work With Us for a Good Brexit
Daniel Hannan, Cons. Home
Honor Chris Stevens With Truth, Not Lies
Bubaker Habib, Washington Post
Boarding Schools Are a National Security Threat
Nick Duffell, Foreign Policy

RealClearWorld Afternoon Edition

Does NATO Still Exist?
Jochen Bittner, New York Times
Blair Didn't Lie His Way Into Iraq. Neither Did Bush.
Eli Lake, Bloomberg View
Chilcot and Blair: A Midget Report on a Midget Man
Robert Fisk, The Independent
After Brexit, Britain Suddenly Becomes European
Anne Applebaum, Wash Post
Obama Slows Troop Withdrawal From Afghanistan
Alexis Simendinger, RCP
Putin's Man in Libya
Yury Barmin, Al-Monitor
Spain Looks to Canada For Separatism Tips
Konrad Yakabuski, Globe and Mail
Is This the End of London as Europe's Media Capital?
Noah Kulwin, Recode
Spain's Running of the Bulls Is Cruel and Horrifying
Dylan Matthews, Vox
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