January 19, 2015 Archives

RealClearWorld Morning Edition

Paying the Bill for Sykes-Picot
Stephen Kinzer, Boston Globe
The Resignation of Italy's Aging President
A. Mariuzzo, The Conversation
A Black Sea Drift into Isolationism
Dominique Moisi, Les Echos
Immigration? France Grew Its Own Terrorists
M.G. Oprea, The Federalist
Russia Has Good Reason to Close Ukraine Spigot
Ken Hanly, Digital Journal
Deflation Goes Global
Liam Dann, New Zealand Herald
A 13th-Century Champion of Democracy
Luke Foddy, BBC
Call Islamist Terrorism by Its Name
Colbert King, Washington Post
Netanyahu and Europe's Far Right
J Cook, The National
Russia's Ticking Islamist Time Bomb
Blake Holley, Moscow Times
If Only the U.S. Had such Power
Richard Morningstar, Atlantic Council
The Violence that Haunts Colombia
Ernesto Londono, New York Times
Boko Haram and the Deadly New Normal
Joe Randazzo, Daily Beast
Britons Are on Welfare All Over the EU
Nardelli et al, The Guardian
Israel's Election Could Leave It Isolated
Paul Scham, Middle East Institute

RealClearWorld Afternoon Edition

What Is the Point of Davos?
Iain Martin, Telegraph
Hollande's Popularity Surge
Damien Sharkov, Newsweek
Iran's End Game in Nuclear Talks
Heiser & Fakhravar, RealClearWorld
How Congress Daily Undermines America
Edward Goldberg, RCWorld
The EU and Russia: Values or Interests?
Judy Dempsey, Carnegie Europe
Germany's anti-Islam Protests Should be Heard
C. Gohl, The European
Shakespeare with Chinese Characteristics
Ross Perlin, Foreign Policy
Are 1% about to Control 50% of Global Wealth?
P. Cohen, NY Times
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