January 14, 2015 Archives

RealClearWorld Morning Edition

A War Between Two Worlds
George Friedman, Stratfor
Don't Buy the ISIS Hype
Daveed Gartenstein-Ross, Spectator
Merkel to Tsipras: Go on and Jump Then
Kaj Leers, RealClearWorld
A Letter to a Young Army Ranger
Rory Fanning, TomDispatch
Armchair Jihadists Hack Away
Jamie Bartlett, Financial Times
China's Crackdown May Be Cracking up
Fred Hiatt, Washington Post
Here's What's in the Latest Charlie Hebdo
German Lopez, Vox
Paris Won't Blink at Terrorism
Heather Mallick, The Star
Boko Haram Gets Deadlier by the Day
Sophie Kleeman, Mic
What Follows Europe's Watershed Moment?
M. Pierini, Carnegie Europe
Beating Indonesia's Death Penalty
Greg Craven, The Australian
Greece, Europe's Economic Laboratory
S. MacDonald, National Interest
ISIS Has no Sunni Support in Lebanon
David Kenner, Foreign Policy
The Quebecois Who Gave Canada Its Flag
John Geddes, Maclean's
A Sri Lankan President's Fall from Grace
R. Boyagoda, New York Times

RealClearWorld Afternoon Edition

Why Is Yemen a Terrorist Training Home?
Clive Jones, Reuters
The Skewed Coverage of Two Attacks
Ethan Zuckerman, The Conversation
France's Anti-Terror Laws Were Already Tough
Joshua Keating, Slate
We Don't Need Another War on Terror
David Ignatius, Washington Post
Crises Could Make Europe Stronger
N. Nougayrede, Guardian
Russia's Contradictory Foreign Policy
Mark Adomanis, Moscow Times
Are Low Oil Prices Here to Stay?
Milton Ezrati, National Interest
Nigeria Not Doing Enough to Stop Boko Haram
Barbie Latza Nadeau, DB
China's Debt Still a Problem Despite Good Numbers
William Pesek, BV
Sri Lanka's Uncertain Future
Victor Robert Lee, The Diplomat
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