Week of April 30, 2012 Archives

RealClearWorld Evening Edition

Monday, April 30
Blind Chinese Activist Still Far from Free
Austin Ramzy, Time
U.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
Tuesday, May 1
Is Asia's Rise Resistible?
Brahma Chellaney, Project Syndicate
Time to 'Interfere' in China
John Bolton, New York Post
Bin Laden Worried About His Legacy
Joby Warrick, Washington Post
How 'Risky' Was the bin Laden Raid?
Micah Zenko, CFR
A Tiny Island Is Where Iran Makes a Stand
Thomas Erdbrink, NY Times
Are Mullahs Losing Grip in Tehran?
Jamsheed Choksy, World Affairs
Challenges to Netanyahu May Help Iran Talks
Tony Karon, Time
The Man Who Shaped Bibi Netanyahu
Ahren & Friedman, Times of Israel
Are Development Experts Becoming Racist?
Charles Kenny, Foreign Policy
Norway's Creeping Anti-Semitism
Michael Sharnoff, Jerusalem Post
Wednesday, May 2
Don't Show China Deference
Rowan Callick, The Australian
Four Ways the Euro Could Fail
Michael Sivy, Time
Travels in the Empire of Kim Jong-un
Der Spiegel
What Obama Didn't Tell Us About Afghanistan
Chris Sands, Global Post
Mission Accomplished at Last?
Michael Hirsch, National Journal
Chen Challenged China's Abortion Regime
Jonathan Kay, National Post
Hollande Must Win Over Germany, Too
Margareta Pagano, Independent
Syria Will Be Messy for a While
Andrew Exum, World Politics Review
Al-Qaeda Profits from Arab Spring - for Now
Abdel Bari Atwan, Gulf News
France's Electoral Guillotine
Boris Kagarlitsky, Moscow Times
Thursday, May 3
Chen Guangcheng: U.S. Failed on Human Rights
Steven Jiang, CNN
China's Hardliners Strike Back
Walter Russell Mead, The American Interest
Politicizing the Drone Debate
David Ignatius, Washington Post
Europe, Stop Freaking Out over Hollande
Thomas Kleine-Brockhoff, CSM
How Afghan War Turned from Good to Bad
Mort Abramowitz, U.S. News
Annan's Syria Plan Needs Military Teeth
Michael Young, The National
A Bad Iran Deal Could Harm U.S.-Israel Ties
Yadlin & Guzansky, TNI
Romney Camp Attacks David Cameron
Tisdall & MacAskill, The Guardian
Why Is Harper Not Using His Majority?
Andrew Coyne, National Post
U.S. Media Gets Egyptian Candidate All Wrong
Eric Trager, New Republic
Friday, May 4
America's Next War: Coming Soon
Ollivant & Iyengar, Foreign Policy
Blame China, Not Obama, for Chen Debacle
Nicholas Burns, CS Monitor
Chen Saga Pits U.S. Rhetoric Against Interests
Nikolas Gvosdev, WPR
America Losing Its Strategic Mojo?
Julian Lindley-French, New Atlanticist
The Realists in Tehran
Sergey Markedonov, The National Interest
European Elections a Threat to Merkel
Veit Medick, Der Spiegel
Hollande Is Half the Story
Martin Schain, Foreign Affairs
Give the G-20 Its Due
Giovanni Grevi & David Shorr, RealClearWorld
Which Putin Will We See Now?
Fyodor Lukyanov, Russia in Global Affairs
Kick Argentina Out of the G-20? Absurd
Jorge Heine, Toronto Star
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