April 30, 2012 Archives 
RealClearWorld Evening Edition
Blind Chinese Activist Still Far from Free - Austin Ramzy, TimeU.S. Indispensable But Invisible on Syria - Jackson Diehl, Washington Post
Decline? U.S. Stronger, Faster Than Anyone Else - Daniel Gross, Newsweek
Has Russia Gone Back to Sleep? - Georgy Satarov, Project Syndicate
Is Khamenei Ready to Make a Deal? - Zachary Keck, The Diplomat
Abbas's Palestinian Police State - Jonathan Schanzer, Foreign Policy
There Is No Alternative to Austerity - Gideon Rachman, Financial Times
Assad's Logic Turns Syria into Lebanon - Faisal al Yafai, The National
In Egypt, the Horror and the Pita - David Goldman, Asia Times
An Alarming Free-Speech Trial in Denmark - Karen Lugo, National Review
RealClearWorld Morning Edition
Blind Activist a Huge Test for U.S.-China Ties - John Lee, TimeEurope's Growth Challenge - Lawrence Summers, Washington Post
The Day After North Korea Collapses - Bill Keller, New York Times
Africa Is Primed for Economic Take Off - Niall Ferguson, Newsweek
Four Shocks That Could Change China - Paul Gregory, Forbes
America's Air Supremacy Is in Danger - Michael Auslin, Weekly Standard
Return of Medievalism in the Mideast - Gokhan Bacik, Today's Zaman
Germany vs. the 'Growth Bloc' - Ambrose Evans-Pritchard, Daily Telegraph
Germany's Unions Could Save the Euro - Simon Johnson, Bloomberg
Making Sense of France - Adam Gopnik, The New Yorker
France's New Right Eyes the Mainstream - Lysiane Gagnon, Globe and Mail
Speaking Truth to Power in Israel - Paul Pillar, The National Interest
The Geopolitics of Asia's Missiles - Tanvir Ahmad Khan, Gulf News
America Engaged in Unconscionable Abuse - Larry Siems, National Post
Waziristan Remains a Forbidding Place - Khalid Munir, Express Tribune
RealClearWorld Editorials
Bin Laden Documents Raise Troubling Questions - The GuardianDrive to Bomb Iran Fizzles Out - Gulf News
A Worrisome Spat Between Egypt and Saudi Arabia - Daily Star
Israel's Volatile Migrant Crisis - Jerusalem Post
RealClearWorld Best of Blogs
Obama as Warrior-in-Chief? Hardly - Max Boot, ContentionsObama Terror War Less Ethical Than Bush's? - John Hudson, Atlantic Wire
Help Wanted: 'Torturer' - Daniel Knowles, Telegraph Blogs
Media Crudility and 'Egypt Necrophilia Law' - Michael Collins Dunn, MEI