Week of September 9, 2013 Archives

RealClearWorld Morning Edition

Monday, September 9
The Great Syrian Train Wreck
Walter Russell Mead, The American Interest
America's New Isolationism
Bill Keller, New York Times
Washington's Weak Case for War in Syria
Justin Logan, RealClearWorld
Obama's Successful Foreign Failure
Norman Podhoretz, Wall St. Journal
Are Moderate Rebels Losing to Jihadists?
John Judis, The New Republic
German Election Arithmetic Points to Instability
Wolfgang Munchau, FT
Australia, Welcome Back to the Anglosphere
Daniel Hannan, Telegraph
To Aid Pakistan, Turn on the Lights
Michael Kugelman, Bloomberg
Does Obama Want Congress to Say 'No' to Syria?
Alex Berezow, RCW
How Cameron Saved the Special Relationship
David Runciman, FA
To Stop Iran, Stop Assad
Stephen Hadley, Washington Post
Why the Moscow Mayoral Race Matters
Paul Roderick Gregory, Forbes
Can Alexei Navalny Save Russia?
Nina Khrushcheva, Moscow Times
Russia's Cynical Foreign Policy Play
Peter Pomerantsev, The Daily Beast
Robert Mugabe's Terrible, Violent Legacy
Brad Crawford, National Post
Tuesday, September 10
John Kerry's Gaffe Could Stop a War
Jonathan Freedland, The Guardian
Russia's Absurd Proposal on Syria's Weapons
Max Boot, Commentary
Worst Day in Western Diplomatic History
Charles Crawford, Telegraph
Syria, America and Putin's Bluff
George Friedman, Stratfor
Why Syria Matters Less than Everyone Thinks
Stephen Walt, FP
Remembering the Lessons of Libya
Glenn Garvin, Miami Herald
Germany: Vegetarian in a World Full of Carnivores
Gideon Rachman, FT
China Needs Beijing to Be Even Bigger
Yukon Huang, Bloomberg
China's Burgeoning Robot Economy
Pang Lijing, Econ. Observer/WC
Is Mexico Winning the Drug War?
Patrick Radden Keefe, New Yorker
How Not to Deal with Syria
Jonah Goldberg, Los Angeles Times
Insecurity Drives China's Syria Policy
Kendrick Kuo, The Diplomat
Blocking Syria Action Now May Mean Iran War Later
Dennis Ross, WaPo
Nigeria Is at War with Islamist Ghosts
Peter Doerrie, War Is Boring
Obama's Dithering Frustrates Israelis
Vivian Bercovici, Toronto Star
Wednesday, September 11
Your Move, Putin
Fred Kaplan, Slate
U.S. and Russia: From Bad to Worse
George Bovt, Moscow Times
Threaten to Threaten
Thomas Friedman, New York Times
Syria and the End of Western Empire
Andreas Smith, The Independent
A Warrior Britain No More?
Jackie Ashley, The Guardian
Japan Still on the Edge of Disaster
Peter Hartcher, Sydney Morning Herald
Syria War Isn't About WMD But Empire
Michael Klare, The Nation
China: The People's Republic of PR
James Griffiths, Global Post
India's Economic Dream Now a Nightmare
Amrit Dhillon, The Age
UK Could Commit Economic Suicide
Tony Blair, London Evening Standard
Obama on Syria: Pinpricks and Pinheads
The Economist
Russia's Geopolitical Scheme Collapses
Barbashin & Thoburn, TNI
Forget Syria, Hit Iran
Daniel Pipes, National Post
The Roots of Germany's Leadership Problem
Megan Doherty, GMF
Ominous Signs in Afghanistan
Najmuddin Shaikh, Dawn
Thursday, September 12
Obama Seeks to Affirm an International Norm
Fareed Zakaria, Wash Post
The Dangers of American Exceptionalism
Vladimir Putin, NY Times
U.S. Must Counter Putin's Mideast Ambitions
Ilai Saltzman, LA Times
How Syria Is Like Iraq
Robert Kaplan, Stratfor
Syrian Rebels Hurt by Attack Delay
Nour Malas, Wall Street Journal
A Tired and War-Weary America
Timothy Garton Ash, The Guardian
West's Syria Cowardice Will Lead to Blowback
Terry Glavin, Ottawa Cit.
The U.S. Needs Iran's Help in Syria
Seyed Hossein Mousavian, Project Syn.
Vote Pirate: The World's Next Great Political Party
Kyle Chayka, Animal
Prosperous Germans in No Mood for Change
Brown & Barkin, Reuters
Australia's Election and the Asia Pivot
James Brown, RealClearDefense
The Old Slight That Still Poisons U.S.-China Relations
Rana Mitter, FP
Quebec's History of Intolerance
Allan Levine, National Post
NSA Can't Decide if Mexico Is Friend or Foe
Peter Watt, The Conversation
A Girl, a Bike and a Saudi Ban
Sarah Begley, The Daily Beast
Friday, September 13
The Mideast War on Christianity
Reza Aslan, Foreign Affairs
An Anchorless World
Roger Cohen, New York Times
The Fruits of Epic Incompetence
Charles Krauthammer, Washington Post
Everyone's Credibility on the Line in Syria
David Shorr, RealClearWorld
For Americans, Dictators Never Looked So Good
David Rohde, Reuters
America the Exceptional: A Primer for Putin
Carl Cannon, RCP
Merkel's Stealthy Plan for the Euro
Philip Stephens, Financial Times
Is Bashar Good for Moscow?
Michael Young, NOW Lebanon
The War That Began in 2001 (and 1979) Continues
Clifford May, NRO
Israeli Strike on Iran Just Got More Likely
Ben Birnbaum, New Republic
Lessons for Jerusalem
Elliott Abrams, Weekly Standard
After America, a Chaotic Middle East
Will Marshall, Foreign Policy
Beer Hall King Could Help Merkel Win
David Crossland, Der Spiegel
A Long View of Asia's Territorial Disputes
Trefor Moss, The Diplomat
Why Philippines Should Matter to India
C. Raja Mohan, Indian Express
Saturday, September 14
Sorry Putin, America Is Exceptional
Sen. Rand Paul, Time
Turkey vs. Iran vs. Saudi Arabia
Soner Cagaptay & Parag Khanna, CNN
The American People Are Realists
Zachary Keck, The Diplomat
How Putin Made Russia a Mideast Power Again
David Kenner, FP
Obama Falls Right Into Putin's Trap
Michael Bohm, Moscow Times
What's Wrong with a Zionist Lobby?
Steve Apfel, The Commentator
Obama's Legacy: Anti-Americanism
Russell Berman, Defining Ideas
Sometimes War Is the Answer
Sebastian Junger, Washington Post
N. Korea's Chemical Shop of Horrors
J. Berkshire Miller, National Interest
Taiwan Struggles on Wrong Side of History
Peter Murtagh, Irish Times
The Iran Fallacy
Suzanne Maloney, Foreign Affairs
Egypt Hunts Down Islamists
Florence Aubenas, Le Monde/Worldcrunch
Scorched-Earth Politics, Abbott Style
Peter Hartcher, SM Herald
What If India Was Never Partitioned?
Zareer Masani, Standpoint
I'm No Terrorist
Samira Shackle, Aeon Magazine
Sunday, September 15
Assad's WMD Gamble Has Paid Off
Walter Russell Mead, American Interest
The Clock Is Ticking for Bashar al-Assad
Broad & Sanger, NY Times
Poker Face Putin Holds All the Cards
Janet Daley, Daily Telegraph
In U.S., Not Isolationism but Skepticism
Doyle McManus, LA Times
Cautious First Steps for Tony Abbott
Greg Sheridan, The Australian
Putin's Vision of Equality
John Lloyd, Reuters
The West's False Choice in Syria
Hussein Ibish, The National
Why America Can't Shape Syria
Fareed Zakaria, Global Public Square
How to Fix the London Police
Peter Hitchens, Daily Mail
Why the World's Big Cities Are Safe Places
Doug Saunders, Globe & Mail
The EU's Democracy Problem
Tom Gallagher, The Commentator
N. Korea's Chemical Shop of Horrors
J. Berkshire Miller, National Interest
North Korea: To Talk or to Provoke?
Duyeon Kim, The Diplomat
Amid Suez Uncertainty, Arctic Lane in Favor
Chris Jasper, Bloomberg
Prince William of Africa?
Catherine Bennett, The Observer
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