Week of June 3, 2013 Archives

RealClearWorld Morning Edition

Monday, June 3
NATO's Next War - in Cyberspace
Anders Fogh Rasmussen, Wall St Journal
Istanbul Protesters Should Take the Win & Go Home
Bulent Kenes, TZ
Erdogan Doubles Down
Michael Rubin, Commentary Magazine
Britain Should Embrace Gay Marriage
Michael Bloomberg, The Guardian
Coastal State May Be Assad's Last Resort
Michael Williams, The National
Ahmadinejad Always Doomed to Be an Outcast
Cameron Abadi, TNR
The Biggest Territory Grab Since World War II
Gordon Chang, Forbes
China to Extend Navy Patrols to U.S. Waters
Rory Medcalf, The Diplomat
Sweden's Immigration Consensus in Peril
Margaret Wente, Globe & Mail
Nawaz Sharif and the Islamist Gauntlet
Kanwal Sibal, The Hindu
China's Economic Empire
Heriberto Araujo & Juan Cardenal, NY Times
Will Germans Embrace Their Own HuffPo?
Muller & Schmitz, Der Spiegel
What Germany's Merkel Can Show Red China
Pankaj Mishra, Bloomberg
The End of Scottish Britishness
Brian Monteith, The Scotsman
Hezbollah's Dangerous Gamble in Syria
Mona Yacoubian, Foreign Affairs
Tuesday, June 4
Why Erdogan Has Nothing to Fear
Steven A. Cook, Foreign Affairs
Erdogan May Have Miscalculated This Time
Claire Berlinski, City Journal
Hubris and Nemesis, with a Turkish Accent
Shashank Joshi, Telegraph
China: From Cyberwar to Supply Chain Sabotage?
Dan McGroarty, RCW
Obama and Xi Must Halt Risky Rivalry
Gideon Rachman, Financial Times
China Crisis Is Good for the Global Economy
William Pesek, Bloomberg
Europeans Are All in the Same Boat Now
Angela Merkel, Der Spiegel
The Significance of Omaha Beach
George Friedman, Stratfor
Why Iran's Greens Gave Up on Democracy
Kelly Niknejad, Foreign Policy
Tehran & Washington: Unlikely Allies in Iraq
Kenneth Pollack, Brookings
Did Americans Die in Iraq for ... China?
Andrew Sullivan, The Dish
China Is Buying Up Iraqi Oil, and That's OK
Max Fisher, Washington Post
Iran Arms Terrorists, Obama Dithers
David Meyers, RealClearWorld
The Most Dangerous Job in the World
Saul Elbein, The New Republic
Countries That Have Conducted the Most Nuke Tests
RealClearScience
Wednesday, June 5
Iran Outmaneuvers U.S. in Syrian Proxy War
Vali Nasr, Bloomberg
Erdo-Gone? Can Turkey's Leader Survive?
Piotr Zalewski, Time
Why the Stakes Are So High in Turkey
Micha'el Tanchum, Jerusalem Post
Japan Is Steadily Provoking China
M K Bhadrakumar, Asia Times
Israel Lives the Joseph Story
Thomas Friedman, New York Times
The Wild Conspiracies of the Eurozone
Fabio Rafael Fiallo, RealClearWorld
Don't Discount Iran's Elections
Dennis Ross, Foreign Affairs
Why Is Obama Ignoring Iraq?
Anthony Cordesman, CSIS
Can Pakistan Avoid Demographic Doom?
Michael Kugelman, Diplomat
Pursuit of Happiness in China
Sun Le, Worldcrunch/Economic Observer
How France Became So Good at Wine
Olga Khazan, The Atlantic
10 Surprising Facts About India
Rajini Vaidyanathan, BBC
Russia's Syria Plans Could Backfire
Fyodor Lukyanov, RIGA
Western Feminists Ignore Muslim Issues
Anthony Furey, Toronto Sun
They're Imperialists, Not Neocons
Peter Beinart, Daily Beast
Thursday, June 6
Don't Treat China Like a Superpower
Fareed Zakaria, Washington Post
Seeing the World Through Putin's Eyes
Robert Kaplan, Stratfor
Bully? China Has Never Felt More Vulnerable
David Pilling, FT
I'm Proud of Those Lewd IDF Girls
Liel Leibovitz, Tablet Magazine
France's Blood Libel Against Israel
Guy Milliere, Gatestone Institute
Can Pakistan Make Peace Next Door?
Ahmed Rashid, New York Times
How Obama Failed to Make Friends with China
Isaac Fish, Foreign Policy
The Turkish Street Is Pushing for Change
Lale Kemal, Today's Zaman
Why Would Assad Want to Use Chemical Weapons?
Vivienne Walt, Time
Racist Attacks Against Arabs on Rise in Israel
Julia Heyer, Der Spiegel
The Roots of the Muslim World's Civil War
David Goldman, PJ Media
Here's How the U.S. & China Could Get Along
Donald Gross, Huff Post
China Pushes India & Japan Close
Harsh Pant, Yale Global
Contradictions of Obama's Statecraft
Patrick Porter, Offshore Balancer
Liberal Hawks Fall Silent Over Syria
Michael Young, The National
Friday, June 7
U.S. and China Will Never Trust Each Other
Minxin Pei, Foreign Policy
Obama Clueless on Syria
Charles Krauthammer, Washington Post
Erdogan the Bulldozer
Michael Weiss, NOW Lebanon
France Gears Up for Culture War with America
Agnes Poirier, Guardian
China's Growth Has Taken an Awful Toll
Yanzhong Huang, Yale Global
The Desperation of the Ayatollah
Dieter Bednarz, Der Spiegel
A Bizarre End to Putin's Marriage
Julia Ioffe, The New Republic
Egypt's Crisis of Legitimacy
Marina Ottaway, The National Interest
National Sovereignty Is an Illusion
Philip Stephens, Financial Times
Neoconservatism Is a Great Idea
Elliott Abrams, Standpoint
Israel Lobby Should Lobby Israel
Gershom Gorenberg, American Prospect
Mideast May Miss U.S. Imperialism
Ghaffar Hussain, The Commentator
The Lies of Vladimir Putin
Arch Puddington, Freedom House
Why Are We Debating Beheadings?
Douglas Murray, Gatestone Institute
The Offhand Conquest of Jerusalem
Abraham Rabinovich, New York Times
Saturday, June 8
Hezbollah's Vietnam?
Michael Young, NOW Lebanon
U.S. and China in a Web of Warfare
John Gapper, Financial Times
Chinese & U.S. Dreams Can't Coexist
Marco Rubio, Foreign Policy
The Double Standard Aimed at Israel
Dan Calic, Ynet News
French Are Clueless About the Economy
Judith Sloan, The Australian
Why Sweden Has Riots
Johan Norberg, The Spectator
Canada Has Come a Long Way
Conrad Black, National Post
Iran's Eight Dwarves
Amir Taheri, New York Post
Greece Destroyed By Failed Euro Experiment
Nigel Farage, Telegraph
U.S. Should Hope China Wins the Iraq War
Zachary Keck, The Diplomat
Saudi Arabia Endangers the World
Helen Branswell, Scientific American
U.S. Rocks at Globalization
Robert Shapiro, The Daily Beast
China's Brutal Labor Camps
Brice Pedroletti, Worldcrunch/Le Monde
Turkey's Class War
Ian Buruma, Project Syndicate
Most Dangerous Job in the World
Saul Elbein, The New Republic
Sunday, June 9
Syria Is Bleeding to Death & West Does Nothing
Nick Cohen, The Observer
Obama-Xi Summit: Happy Talk, No Substance
Donald Kirk, Forbes
Why Is Saudi Arabia Panicking?
Joel Brinkley, World Affairs Journal
Greek Wisdom for the U.S. & China
Nayan Chanda, Times of India
Obama's Foreign Policy Reset
Doyle McManus, Los Angeles Times
What Russia's Rulers Hide
Masha Lipman, New Yorker
This Is Not a 'Turkish Spring'
Sarabrynn Hudgins, Quartz
It's Time for Countries to Exit the Eurozone
Nita Ghei, Washington Times
U.S. Wins Battle in Latin America
Andres Oppenheimer, Miami Herald
Why Is the West Criticizing Turkey?
Paul McGeough, SM Herald
A Golden Age for Intervention
Neil MacFarquhar, New York Times
Syria Is Now Saudi Arabia's Problem
Hassan Hassan, Foreign Policy
India's Living Hell: Acid Attacks
Kalpana Sharma, The Hindu
Hard Lessons of Afghan History
Patrick Bishop, Standpoint
Why Germany and China Must Team Up
Doug Saunders, Globe and Mail
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