August 4, 2016 Archives

RealClearWorld Morning Edition

Venezuela Reaches the End of the Road to Serfdom
Kevin Williamson, National Review
Why America Gets Blamed in Syria
Frederic Hof, RealClearWorld
No, Aleppo Is Not the New Srebrenica
Robert Fisk, The Independent
U.S. Has Taught Iran a Lesson: Hostage-Taking Pays
Eli Lake, Bloomberg View
Trump Off Base On Clinton and Iran Payment
Matthew Lee & Bradley Klapper, AP
What Does Koike Election Mean for Japanese Politics?
Yuki Tatsumi, Japan Times
How to Play Nice With an Angry Erdogan
Stephen Kinzer, New York Times
Erdogan’s Purge Is a Sectarian War
Edward Luttwak, Foreign Policy
Sliding ANC Feels Coalition Heat in South Africa
Susan Booysen, Business Day
Is Nouri al-Maliki Plotting a Return to Power in Iraq?
Mohammed Salih, Al-Monitor
Passports Offer No Protection for Chinese Hong Kongers
Frank Ching, G&M
Jeremy Corbyn Wishes That Britain Weren't a Superpower
Tom Harris, Telegraph
Brazil’s Already Regretting the Olympics
Chayenne Polimedio, The Daily Beast
Palestinian Olympians Deserve Better Than Jibril Rajoub
Jeff Jacoby, Globe
The Israel That Washington Journalists Fantasize About
Gideon Levy, Haaretz

RealClearWorld Afternoon Edition

Russia Will Do Whatever It Wants in Rio
Peter Berlin, Politico EU
Brazil's Olympic-Sized Political Headache
Marian Blasberg & Jens Gluesing, Spiegel
Poland Tilts Right and Away from the Rule of Law
Judy Dempsey, Washington Post
Syria's Civil War Is a Post-Factual Conflict
James Denselow, Al Jazeera
Syria’s New Warlords Are Invested in Endless War
Paul Wood, The Spectator
France’s Real State of Emergency
Ramzi Kassem, New York Times
Israel’s ‘Fascist’ Defense Minister Is a Pragmatist
Neri Zilber, Foreign Policy
Nothing Happens in Russia Without Connections
Andrei Babitsky, Moscow Times
How Barcelona Is Taking City Streets Back from Cars
David Roberts, Vox
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