January 23, 2012 Archives

Week of January 23, 2012 Archives

RealClearWorld Evening Edition

Monday, January 23

Wealthy Eurozone Should Save Itself

Hugo Dixon, Reuters

Obama Needs a Grand Strategy

Rosa Brooks, Foreign Policy

The Obama Way of War

Thomas Donnelly, Weekly Standard

Syria Looks More Like Libya Every Day

Rami Khouri, The Guardian

How We Should Intervene in Syria

Anne-Marie Slaughter, The Atlantic

Turkey's Economic Miracle About to Fade?

Patrick Cockburn, Independent

Egypt: Banana Republic Without Bananas

David Goldman, Asia Times

Egypt's Revolution Will Succeed

Mohamed El-Erian, Project Syndicate

Post-Communist Lessons for the Arab Spring

Fareed Zakaria, CNN

Salman Rushdie and India's Free Speech Debate

Jyoti Thottam, Time

Tuesday, January 24

Let Iran Enrich Uranium

Peter Jenkins, Daily Telegraph

How the Arab League Can Save Syria

Kate Seelye, The National Interest

Arab Spring Proves Neocons Were Right

Elliott Abrams, Foreign Policy

Salmond's Scottish Nationalism Is Regressive

Willie Bain, The Guardian

Businessmen, Tourists Go Back to Mandalay

Chris Stewart, Asia Times

Growing Tension Between Hong Kong, Mainland

Vanessa Ko, Time

Perry Was Right on Turkey and Terror

Nitsana Darshan-Leitner, JPost

Show of Force, Not Saber-Rattling, on Iran

Allan Mallinson, Daily Mail

Iran's Asymmetric Naval Threat

Raoul Heinrichs, The Diplomat

Israel Only Western State to Enshrine Religion

Uri Misgav, Haaretz

Wednesday, January 25

Will Israel Attack Iran?

Ronen Bergman, New York Times

Bin Laden's Killers Send Pirates a Message

Matt Gurney, National Post

Geography Is Back in the G-Zero World

Bremmer & Clemons, Atlantic

The Global War Against Baby Girls

Nicholas Eberstadt, The New Atlantis

The Enduring Allure of Airpower

Robert Farley, World Politics Review

How to Save the Euro

George Soros, New York Review of Books

How Iran Failed to Hijack the Arab Spring

Colin Kahl, Foreign Policy

Bedlam in Budapest

Alex Berezow, RealClearWorld

Torture, Lawlessness Mar Libyan 'Victory'

Oliver Holmes, Reuters

Human Rights Abuses Continue in Egypt

Daniel Williams, LA Times

Thursday, January 26

Richard Haass, Project Syndicate

Turkey: Islamist Nightmare or Ally?

Walter Russell Mead, Via Meadia

What Scotland's Alex Salmond Really Wants

Martin Kettle, The Guardian

Russia's Opposition Headed for Trouble

Jeffrey Tayler, Bloomberg

China's Limits as a Role Model

Frank Ching, Japan Times

Eurobaloney on the Campaign Trail

Thomas Kleine-Brockhoff, GMF

If Assad Survives, Peace With Israel?

Daniel Freedman, Forbes

New Normal Unclear for U.S., Pakistan

Julie Ray, Gallup

Why Drones Won't End Islamic Militancy

David Rohde, Reuters

Canada No Longer Just Friendly & Harmless

Scott Gilmore, Ottawa Citz

Friday, January 27

Fact of U.S. Decline Is Undeniable

Christopher Layne, The National Interest

Five Myths About China's Power

Minxin Pei, Washington Post

Iran the Tip of a Nuclear Iceberg

Nikolas Gvosdev, World Politics Review

How Iraq Helps Iran Undermine Sanctions

Nima Assl, The Guardian

Syria: It Looks Like Civil War

The Economist

Angst in Germany as U.S. Troops Bid Goodbye

Alexandra Hudson, Reuters

Obama's Right to Fight One War at a Time

Bruce Riedel, The Daily Beast

America's Military Is Still Too Big

James Traub, Foreign Policy

In Defense of Drones

David Bell, The New Republic

Conciliating the Armenians

Gwynne Dyer, Japan Times