Week of May 13, 2013 Archives

RealClearWorld Morning Edition

Monday, May 13
UK Must Be Ready to Leave the EU
Boris Johnson, Daily Telegraph
Downsides of U.S. Energy Independence
Konrad Yakabuski, Globe & Mail
It's Time for Turkey to Intervene in Syria
Henri Barkey, The National
The Israel Card Has Been Overplayed
Barry Rubin, Jerusalem Post
China's Intriguing Palestine Proposal
Rami Khouri, The Daily Star
Netanyahu's Secret Palestinian Talks
Avi Issacharoff, Times of Israel
The Benghazi 'Scandal' Is a Distraction
Jackson Diehl, Washington Post
Obama and Clinton's Benghazi Baloney
Michael Barone, DC Examiner
Shinzo Abe's Bold Recovery Plan Is Working
Matthew Yglesias, Slate
Has Obama Blown His Credibility & Syria?
Jonathan Mercer, Foreign Aff.
China Quietly Builds an Auto Niche in Detroit
Bill Vlasic, NY Times
A British-U.S. Tax and Trade Agenda
David Cameron, Wall St. Journal
Pakistan's Surprisingly Hopeful Election
Isaac Chotiner, New Republic
Why You Shouldn't Learn Japanese
Ken Seeroi, Japan Today
Why Was $1B in Gold Sent from JFK to S. Africa?
David Yanofsky, Quartz
Tuesday, May 14
Obama's Biggest Mistakes in Syria
Jeffrey Goldberg, Bloomberg
First Conflict of the Post-Superpower Era
John Kampfner, Guardian
Syria Could Be Iran's Vietnam
Thanassis Cambanis, Foreign Policy
UK Up to Its Neck in Debt, and We Don't Care
Jeremy Warner, Telegraph
German Exceptionalism Is Becoming a Problem
Bruce Stokes, Der Spiegel
The Deeper Blame for Benghazi
Ethan Chorin, New York Times
Obama's One-Sided 'Reset' with Russia
Mark Salter, RealClearPolitics
Nawaz Sharif, Pakistan's Comeback Kid
Bruce Riedel, The Daily Beast
How Is Latin America? Could Be Better
Carlos A. Montaner, Miami H'ld
Why Is Assad Killing Along the Coast?
Joshua Landis, Syria Comment
China's Urban Dream Denied
Youqin Huang, The Diplomat
The Islamist Purge Splurge
Hussein Ibish, NOW Lebanon
Escape from Bahrain: One Dissident's Story
Thor Halvorssen, The Atlantic
Why India Should Ban Porn
Amrit Dhillon, Globe and Mail
Uncertain Future for China's Catholics
H. Thibault, Worldcrunch/Monde
Wednesday, May 15
The Curious Case of the Goofy U.S. Spy
Julia Ioffe, The New Republic
London Should Leave Europe and the UK
Simon Jenkins, LE Standard
Unthinkable? Britain May Really Leave Europe
Clive Crook, Bloomberg
How Iran Will Crush Green Movement 2.0
Mohsen Milani, Foreign Affairs
Israel Debates Which Side to Back in Syria
Jonathan Spyer, Tablet Mag
Why Americans Are Snookered About War
Andrew Bacevich, WAJ
Nationalists Setting UK's Europe Agenda
Seumas Milne, The Guardian
Only the U.S. Can Save Israel. Will It?
Larry Diamond, The Atlantic
China Stoking Japanese Separatism
Frank Ching, China Post
Rafsanjani Is No Iranian Reformer
Michael Miner, RealClearWorld
Why Asia Is Israel's New Frontier
Adelman & Romirowsky, Forbes
Obama, It's Time to Act on Syria
Rebeccah Heinrichs, RealClearWorld
A Destructive Quest for Hangover Cures
Gwynn Guilford, Quartz
Putin Plays from Cold War Handbook
James Kitfield, National Journal
Gay Paris Not All It's Cracked Up to Be
Paul Ames, Global Post
Thursday, May 16
The U.S. Obsession with 'Shaping' World Events
Dan Larison, The Week
A Strong Iran Is Good for U.S.
Robert Kaplan & Kamran Bokhari, Stratfor
U.S. Syria Action Could Sway Iran on Nukes
M. O'Sullivan, Bloomberg
The Next War: Six Global Hotspots to Watch
RealClearWorld
Why Are We Throwing a Party for Putin?
Kate Heartfield, Ottawa Citizen
Turkey: Worst Place in the World to Be a Journalist
Deloire & Simon, FP
Obama's Troubling Friendship with Erdogan
Michael Rubin, NRO
How to End the Forever War
Harold Hongju Koh, Yale Global
The Imminent Hezbollah-Nusra War
Hanin Ghaddar, NOW Lebanon
Mandela Fades Amid Battles over His Legacy
Lydia Polgreen, NY Times
Sharif Must Curb Pakistan's Military
Amin Saikal, The Australian
Can Asia Urbanize Without Starving?
Anthony Fensom, The Diplomat
Benghazi: History of Pueblo Repeats Itself
Todd Crowell, RealClearHistory
World's Most and Least Racially Tolerant Countries
Max Fisher, WaPo
Back to the Future in Iran
Namazikhah & Marashi, The National Interest
Friday, May 17
Syria Has Been Broken into Three Pieces
Ben Hubbard, New York Times
Could the U.S. Really Go to War with China? Maybe
Noah Feldman, FP
How the Afghan Conflict Will Be Decided
Michael Hirsh, National Journal
Cameron Must Not Cave to UKIP Threat
Peter Mandelson, Daily Telegraph
How Merkel Paralyzed German Politics
Dirk Kurbjuweit, Der Spiegel
Amid Crisis, Europe Resists Extremism
Frida Ghitis, Miami Herald
Is This the Father of N. Korea's Nuclear Program?
Bill Streifer, NK News
Toronto Mayor in Crack Cocaine Video Scandal
Doolittle & Donovan, Star
Canada Must Rule Its Arctic Waves
Victor Suthren, Ottawa Citizen
Japan Is Back
Shinzo Abe, Foreign Affairs
CIA Bears Most of the Blame for Benghazi
Christopher Dickey, Daily Beast
Benghazi Emails Contradict Admin
Stephen Hayes, Weekly Standard
Will the U.S. Surrender Asia's Seas?
Yoshihara & Holmes, The Diplomat
Sisa: Drug of Choice in Poverty-Stricken Athens
Alex Miller, Vice
Why Can't Palestinians Play Football with Israelis?
Gatestone Inst.
Saturday, May 18
Rise of the Militias in Syria
Michael Weiss, NOW Lebanon
The Radical Force of 'Abenomics'
Anatole Kaletsky, Reuters
Iranian Threat Isn't Nuclear - It's Political
Doug Saunders, Globe & Mail
Europe Will Haunt David Cameron's Legacy
Charles Moore, The Telegraph
The Most American Politician in Canada
Thomas Rogers, New Republic
The Rob Ford Zone
Ivor Tossell, Maclean's
Palestine Splits Arab Street and State
Rami Khouri, The Daily Star
Russia Draws Line in the Arctic Ice
Elena Chernenko, WC-Kommersant
Japan Should Ignore China on Okinawa
Taylor Washburn, The Diplomat
Behind Saudi Arabia's Latest Crackdown
Marc Lynch, Foreign Policy
Abortion Bill Will Make or Break Enda Kenny
Stephen Collins, Irish Times
Infantilizing North Korea
John Feffer, Huffington Post
Should U.S. Accept Those Who Hate America?
Ayaan Hirsi Ali, WSJ
Iran's Unlikely Comeback Kid
Thomas Erdbrink, New York Times
Why an Italian Mafia Boss Turned Himself In
Elena Cosentino, BBC News
Sunday, May 19
Elections Won't Change Iran
Ray Takeyh, Financial Times
I Want to Slap David Cameron
Janet Daley, Daily Telegraph
Why Putin Wants U.S. Bases in Afghanistan
Michael Bohm, Moscow Times
Scotland, Britain, Europe: Worlds Apart
Gerry Hassan, The Scotsman
Let's Stop Pretending Russia Will Help U.S.
David Kramer, Wash Post
This Way to Chindia
Hu Shisheng, Outlook India
How Ireland Is Robbing Its Young
Eamonn Moran, Irish Times
Israel's 'Shock and Shush' Raids Work
Riccardo Dugulin, Ynet News
Why Does Pakistan Accept Violence?
Beenish Ahmed, American Prospect
Whose Israel Is It?
Douglas Bloomfield, Jerusalem Post
Israel Caught Between U.S. and Russia
Amos Harel, Haaretz
Britain's Health System Fails the Elderly
Jane Kelly, The Spectator
What Should Americans Die For?
Patrick Buchanan, Creators Syndicate
Europe's New Fault Lines
Stefano Casertano, The European
Cities Changing Human Life on Our Planet
Gaia Vince, BBC
The Next War: Six Global Hotspots to Keep an Eye On
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