Real Clear World Wednesday

Can Turkey Win a War Against Syria? - Stein & Friedman, National Interest
Can Germany Really Save the Euro? - Dalibor Rohac, New York Times
Echoes of Spanish Civil War in Syria - Fouad Ajami, BBC News
Will the U.S. Remain a Superpower? - Jed Babbin, American Spectator
Here's How to Arm Syria's Rebels - Anthony Cordesman, CSIS
America's New Modesty in the Mideast - Rami Khouri, The Daily Star
Johnson vs. Cameron Will Shape UK - Andrew Gimson, New Statesman
Chavez Will Continue to Ruin Venezuela - Michael Albertus, Foreign Policy
What Kind of Union Will Europe Have? - Philip Whyte, CER
In the New World of Spies - Anne Applebaum, New York Review of Books
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Best of Blogs

Will New States Form in the Mideast? - Stephen M. Walt
Why Aren't Germany & Israel Closer? - Felix Berenskoetter, LSE Blog
Africa Rising - Derek Reveron, New Atlanticist
David Cameron Is Back in Business - Iain Martin, Telegraph Blogs

RCW Morning Edition

In the Mideast, It's Not Just About Us - Thomas Friedman, New York Times
The Coming Global Disorder - Bret Stephens, Commentary Magazine
Can China Be a World Leader? - Elizabeth Economy, The Diplomat
Eurozone Should Look to 1920s & '30s UK - Martin Wolf, Financial Times
A Third Option in Syria - Robert Pastor, Los Angeles Times
What's Happening in Assad's Hometown? - Tony Badran, NOW Lebanon
Chavez: Clown Prince of a Decaying Society - David Frum, CNN
Chavez Win Felt Beyond Latin America - Seumas Milne, The Guardian
Iraq Sanctions No Model for Iran - Efraim Cohen, Jerusalem Post
Japan's Stealth Buildup of Its Coast Guard - Todd Crowell, RealClearWorld
Boris Johnson Would Be a Disastrous PM - Max Hastings, Daily Mail
Boris Johnson's Deadly Weapon: Wit - Harry Mount, Daily Telegraph
The Discrediting of U.S. Military Power - Tom Engelhardt, TomDispatch
Iraq's Endless Humanitarian Crisis - Irena Sargsyan, The National Interest
The Cuban Missile Crisis at 50 - Joseph Nye, Project Syndicate
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Editorials

America, the Sequel - National Review
Romney Wrong to Blame Obama for World's Dangers - Globe and Mail
China's New Leadership Must Spur Growth - China Times
Invasion of the Drones Is Wrong Policy for U.S. in Libya - Bloomberg

Research & Analysis

The Politics of Iran's Bazaar Demonstrations - CIC
The Pentagon's Pivot Problems - Hudson Institute
How to Check China - Indian Defence Review
Americans Down on Iran Attack, Egypt Aid - Brookings Institution

Real Clear World Tuesday

Morning Update
Romney Channels Obama on Foreign Policy - Eugene Robinson, Wash Post
Mitt's Powerful Foreign Policy Alternative - Christian Whiton, Fox News
Romney Saves His Best Lies for Foreign Policy - Fred Kaplan, Slate
Greece's Debt Problems Aren't Going Away - Stefan Kaiser, Der Spiegel
The Greek Message for Angela Merkel - Alexis Tsipras, The Guardian
The Emerging Doctrine of the United States - George Friedman, Stratfor
How Long Until Turkey Declares War? - David Blair, Daily Telegraph
China, Japan Snub Reality in Sea Dispute - Jon Manthorpe, Vancouver Sun
U.S. Cannot 'Lead from Behind' in Asia - Aaron Friedberg, The Diplomat
Will Iranians Revolt? Probably Not - Najmeh Bozorgmehr, Financial Times
Wanted: A Truly Credible Threat to Iran - David Rothkopf, Foreign Policy
Don't Bet on Team Obama to Stop Tehran - Michael Widlanski, J'lem Post
Hamas in Transition - Hussein Ibish, NOW Lebanon
Nazi Propaganda in Anti-Israel Movement - Jeffrey Goldberg, Bloomberg
Next Georgian Leader Emerges as an Enigma - Ellen Barry, NY Times

Afternoon Update
Romney's Sorta-Kinda Call to Arms - Peter Bergen, CNN
Obama's Narrative Unravels - James Kirchick, New York Daily News
The New Geopolitics of Food - Lester Brown, The Globalist
Chinese Capitalism May Destroy China - James McGregor, Yale Global
Latin America May End the Drug War - Alfonso Serrano, Time
Give Iran a Way Out - Patrick Buchanan, American Conservative
Will Oil Be the 'October Surprise'? - Michael Moran, Global Post
U.S. Gas Boom May Clip Russia's Wings - Peter Glover, The Commentator
The Currency of Power - Robert Zoellick, Foreign Policy
China Can't Afford to Be Aggressive - Francesco Sisci, Asia Times

Real Clear World Monday

Morning Update
Romney's Missing Foreign Policy - Danielle Pletka, New York Times
What Romney Teaches Britain's Tories - Janet Daley, Daily Telegraph
Obama Leaves U.S. on the Sidelines - Fred Hiatt, Washington Post
The Lie That Screwed Up 50 Years of U.S. Foreign Policy - Leslie Gelb, FP
Europe's New Fascists - Niall Ferguson, Newsweek
Standing Up to Sudan's Brute - Christian Caryl, Winnipeg Free Press
Ahmadinejad's Legacy: Near-Total Isolation - Afshin Molavi, The National
Time for Canada to Leave the UN? - Peter Worthington, Toronto Sun
Germany Should Return to Deutsche Mark - Gilad Alper, Jerusalem Post
Mitt Romney's Ambivalence on India - B Raman, Rediff
Obama's Drone Dilemma - Eric Posner, Slate
Sun Sets on China's Solar Industry - Gordon Chang, Forbes
China and Australia's Coming Divorce - James Parker, The Diplomat
U.S. Headed for Disaster in Guatemala - Torre, Hecht & Landau, PJ Media
Is Africa's Economic Miracle Just a Mirage? - Sylvie Brunel, Les Echos

Afternoon Update
America Must Once Again Lead the Free World - Mitt Romney
How Different Are Romney's & Obama's Policies? - Fareed Zakaria, CNN
The Big 3 Who Can Help Save Afghanistan - Shashank Joshi, The Telegraph
Syria's Revolt Turns Radical - David Ignatius, Washington Post
The BRICS May Not Be the Future - Antoine Van Agtmael, Foreign Policy
Chavez Opposition Still Climbing Out of a Hole - Tim Padgett, Time
Islamic Literalists Block the Way Forward - Fouad Ajami, Bloomberg
Muslim World Awaits 'Great Separation' - Robert Sibley, Ottawa Citizen
Only Stability Will Keep al-Qaeda Out - Abdel Bari Atwan, The Guardian
Georgia Should Abandon NATO Quest - Doug Bandow, Forbes

Real Clear World Sunday

Morning Update
Salafists Surge Across Arab World - Booth, Brulliard & Hauslohner, WaPo
If Chavez Loses, Will He Go? - Daniel Lansberg-Rodriguez, Miami Herald
Syria's Suffering Opens a Door for U.S. - Patrick Cockburn, The Independent
On Their Own, Syria's Rebels Radicalize - C.J. Chivers, New York Times
Hotheads Feed Off of Senkakus Dispute - Hugh Cortazzi, Japan Times
China Hands U.S. Big Asia Win - Walter Russell Mead, American Interest
The Thug in Moscow's Miscalculation - Kenneth Roth, Foreign Policy
Is Hezbollah Planning a Drone War? - Alex Fishman, Ynet News
Turkey Gets Tough on Syria - Amanda Paul, Sunday's Zaman
Britain's Pundits Already Elected Miliband - Peter Hitchens, Daily Mail
Why Boris Johnson Worries Cameron - Andrew Rawnsley, The Obsever
As Quebec Decays, Toronto Seizes Greatness - Conrad Black, National Post
Using Hate to Challenge Modernism - Praveen Swami, The Hindu
Ireland's Odd View on Taxes - Dan O'Brien, Irish Times
What Abe's Return Means for India-Japan Ties - Vicky Tuke, The Diplomat