Week of April 1, 2013 Archives

RealClearWorld Morning Edition

Monday, April 1
Who Won in Iraq? Military Contractors
Trudy Rubin, Philly Inquirer
What the Iraq War Taught Me About Syria
Jackson Diehl, Wash. Post
Pipeline Politics in South Asia Getting Murkier
Harsh Pant, Japan Times
Boris Berezovsky and the Russian Money Problem
David Frum, Natl Post
What French Unhappiness Really Means
Konrad Yakabuski, Globe & Mail
Now in China's Rivers: Decomposing Humans
Gordon Chang, Forbes
Japan and S. Korea Must Join Hands
J. Berkshire Miller, The Diplomat
Britain Hobbled by Rigid Land Market
Simon Tilford, New Geography
Australia's Indestructible Prime Minister
Mark Kenny, S.M. Herald
Seeing Khe Sanh, Thinking Kabul
Bing West, National Review
Genocide Returns to Haunt Bangladesh
Haroon Siddiqui, Toronto Star
BRICS Summits Are So Last Decade
Ruchir Sharma, Times of India
What Naipaul Got Right & Wrong About India
Pankaj Mishra, Bloomberg
The Assault on Girls' Schooling
Gordon Brown, The Daily Beast
Moscow: City That Thrives on Disharmony
Paul Starobin, City Journal
Tuesday, April 2
Japan Shifts Away from Pacifism
Martin Fackler, New York Times
Beyond the Post-Cold War World
George Friedman, Stratfor
Is a Pandemic Being Born in China?
Laurie Garrett, Foreign Policy
Is North Korea Playing Resource Games?
Daniel McGroarty, RCW
What Air War Over N. Korea Would Look Like
Joe Pappalardo, Pop Mech
Why Less Is More on the Korean Peninsula
Rajan Menon, RealClearWorld
Europe Gets Tough with (Russian) Investors
Kelly McParland, Nat'l Post
Tough Times Ahead in Post-Chavez Venezuela
Fabiola Sanchez, AP
Why the Kremlin Is Targeting NGOs
Nikolai Petrov, Moscow Times
Egypt Takes Another Step Toward Autocracy
Eric Trager, Wash Institute
Pakistan's Dangerous Elections
Fasih Ahmed, The Daily Beast
Canada, the World's New Contrarian
Andrew Cohen, Ottawa Citizen
How Powerful Dynasties Still Rule India
Patrick de Jacquelot, Les Echos
China's New Leader Channels Katy Perry
Noah Feldman, Bloomberg
How Nazi Germany Planned to Fry the World
Ron Miller, io9
Wednesday, April 3
The War on Christians in the Middle East
Kirsten Powers, USA Today
Kim Jong-un Is Not Crazy
Stephan Haggard, CNN
Egypt Becoming a Nightmare for Muslim Brothers
Zvi Mazel, J'lem Post
The Coming Chaos in Syria
David Ignatius, Washington Post
Tunisia & Egypt Need Arab Revolts to Spread
Seumas Milne, Guardian
Did Vladimir Putin Sink Cyprus?
Ben Judah, New York Times
Western Classical Liberalism Is Dead
George Jonas, National Post
Blind U.S. Allies of Mass Destruction
Peter Hartcher, Sydney Morning H'ld
War with China Is Not Inevitable
Michael Sutton, Japan Times
Should China Keep Its 'Africa Dreams' to Itself?
Ross Anthony, Diplomat
Caroline Kennedy Would Be an Amateur Move
Stephen Walt, FP
The Most Dangerous Countries for Tourists
Olga Khazan, The Atlantic
IMF Should Not Abandon Austerity
Anders Aslund, Bloomberg
S. Africa Losing Moral Authority of Mandela
Gerrit Olivier, Business Day
The World According to Vice Media
Lizzie Widdicombe, The New Yorker
Thursday, April 4
What a Korean War Would Look Like
Patrick Cronin, Foreign Policy
The World's Demographic Time Bomb
Sarah Harper, The World Today
Ahmadinejad Is Now an Iranian Reformer
Thomas Erdbrink, NYT
Asia's New Arms Race
Clarissa Tan, The Spectator
Taking the Long View on Libya
Robert Kaplan, Stratfor
Obama Should Prepare His Apology Now
Michael Young, The Daily Star
Gay Rights, Muslim Veils and Benign Neglect
Kevin Sullivan, RCWorld
China Now in Global Hunt for Resources
Minxin Pei, The National
If China Wants Respect, Deal with N. Korea
Anne Applebaum, Wash. Post
What's in Kim Jong-un's Head?
Greg Sheridan, The Australian
'Fair Trade' Isn't Helping the Poor
Narlikar & Kim, Foreign Affairs
What Happened to Canada's Economic Miracle?
Chris Sorensen, Maclean's
America Is World's Largest Sperm Exporter
Brooke Jarvis, The Verge
How to Go Broke Selling Vodka in Russia
Beth Jinks, BBW
UN Arms Treaty Might Just Work
Andres Oppenheimer, Miami Herald
Friday, April 5
Islam's Global Civil War
Clifford May, National Post
Risk of Euro Breakup Greater than Ever
Dan O'Brien, Irish Times
Is North Korea Really Looking to Start a War?
Shashank Joshi, Telegraph
Why Is North Korea America's Problem?
Robert Robb, Arizona Republic
The West Is Fomenting Chaos in Asia
George Kerevan, The Scotsman
A Bloody Battle for Damascus Approaches
Michael Weiss, NOW Lebanon
Iran's Incitement to Genocide
Michael Gerson, Washington Post
Pyongyang Not U.S.'s Only East Asia Nuclear Worry
Henry Sokolski, NRO
China Flaunts Cross-Border Clout in Drug Lord Hunt
Perlez & Feng, NYT
Chinese Education: Truth Behind the Boasts
Dexter Roberts, BBW
How China Enables North Korea's Mischief
Gordon Chang, NY Daily News
Iran's Rival Forces Set to Collide in Vote
Abbas Milani, Foreign Policy
Help Iran Safeguard Its Nuclear Stockpile
Butt & Jenkins, Reuters
The Fading Light of Chavismo in Latin America
Fabio Rafael Fiallo, RCW
JFK's Legacy May Finally Come to Japan
Robert Eldridge, Japan Times
Saturday, April 6
North Korea's Gaddafi Nightmare
Robert Baer, Time
Imagining a Peaceful Middle East
Conrad Black, National Post
Europocalypse Now
Eric Ellis, The Global Mail
Korea a 21st Century Cuban Missile Crisis
Michael Dobbs, Foreign Policy
Why South Korea Has Already Won
Max Fisher, Washington Post
Israel Defies Demographic Predictions
Yoram Ettinger, Israel Hayom
History Leaving UK Welfare System Behind
Janan Ganesh, FT
U.S. Media Gets Iran Embarrassingly Wrong
Rami Khouri, The Daily Star
Europe Is the Weak Link in Battle with Iran
Lee Smith, Tablet Magazine
China Is Hacking the World
The Economist
Time to End Climate Change Doom and Gloom?
Geoffrey Lean, Telegraph
The Curious Case of Canada's Jihadists
Doug Saunders, Globe and Mail
Where Virginity Is for Sale in India
Joanna Sugden, India Real Time
China's French Fetish
Benjamin Carlson, The New Republic
The Crisis of Realism
Jonathan Levine, The National Interest
RCW Top 10: The World's Most Powerful and Influential Cities
Sunday, April 7
Obama's Dangerous Nuclear Dance
Leslie Gelb, The Daily Beast
America the War-Weary
David Ignatius, Washington Post
U.S. Has Wasted Its Geopolitical Timeout
Thomas Friedman, NY Times
The Promise of Abenomics
Joseph Stiglitz, Project Syndicate
Is There Any Hope for Pakistan?
James Traub, Foreign Policy
U.S. Has No Good Reason to Intervene in Syria
Andrew McCarthy, NRO
Franco-German Left Mired in Difficulties
Charles Hawley, Der Spiegel
Is Iran Moving Beyond Oil?
Patrick Clawson, Washington Institute
China's Afghanistan Challenge
Raffaello Pantucci, The Diplomat
China May Soon Regret Africa Investment
Ian Bremmer, Reuters
Why Stephen Harper Avoids Abortion Debate
David Frum, National Post
Can Justin Trudeau Save Canadian Liberalism?
Martin Goldfarb, Star
New Israeli Gov't Will Support Settlements
Geoffrey Aronson, Al Monitor
Tokyo: World Capital of Allergies
Todd Crowell, New Geography
The Business Behind Congo Witchcraft Courts
Rodrigue Mangwa, Syfia
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