March 25, 2009 Archives

RealClearWorld Morning Edition

Afghanistan: Vietnam for Slow Learners
Simon Jenkins, The Guardian
Netanyahu Forges a Coalition
Pierre Heumann, Der Spiegel
'Great Satan' Turns on Charm at Iran
David Blair, Daily Telegraph
China Tries to Strengthen Position
Frank Ching, China Post
A Killer Forces a Choice in Darfur
Michael Gerson, Washington Post
Zimbabwe Sputters Back into Life
Jan Raath, The Times
Israel-Egypt: An Unfinished Peace
Zvi Mazel, Jerusalem Post
U.S.-Iran Engagement: When and How?
Ahmad Sadri, Common Ground
Tories Down and Out in Quebec
Jeffrey Simpson, Globe & Mail
China's Calculated Currency Rhetoric
Stratfor
Coke Isn't It for China
Gordon Chang, Forbes
China as a Partner, Not a Threat
Yevgeny Bazhanov, Moscow Times
Welcome to Pipelineistan
Pepe Escobar, Asia Times
Failure of a Multipolar World
Christopher Badeaux, The New Ledger
IAEA Faces a Decision
Todd Crowell, RealClearWorld

RealClearWorld Afternoon Edition

Bush's Iraq 'Folly' Ending in Victory
Jeff Jacoby, Boston Globe
Building a Sustainable World Economy
Jeffrey Sachs, RealClearWorld
Time to Break Up Labor
Daniel Gutwein, Haaretz
A Triumph for Bibi
Shmuel Rosner, Commentary Magazine
The European Union without a Leader
Jan Puhl, Der Spiegel
Obama's Other War: Fighting Mexico's Drug Lords
Tim Padgett, Time
Lessons from the Egyptian-Israeli Peace
Ian Black, The Guardian
Turkey: A Rising Regional Star?
Nimet Beriker, RealClearWorld
Japan Needs Immigration Reform
Gregory Clark, Japan Times
Some Good News from Congo
Mary Robinson, The Independent
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