April 8, 2009 Archives

RealClearWorld Morning Edition

Obama's 'Excuse Me' Diplomacy
Rich Lowry, National Review
North Korea and the Myth of 'Soft Power'
Joshua Stanton, New Ledger
What Obama Didn't See in Iraq
Sami Moubayed, Asia Times
Iran Glances at Turkey with Envy
Nassrine Azimi, Int'l Herald Tribune
G-20 Is Over, Now onto G-2
Martin Wolf, Financial Times
G-2 May Not Sit Well with the World
Frank Ching, China Post
Look to Brasilia, Not Beijing
Bruce Gilley, Wall Street Journal
Medvedev's Promises on Trial
Marsha Lipman, Washington Post
Russia's Free Press Under Siege
Dmitry Sidorov, Forbes
Losing the 'War on Terror'
Reza Aslan, Los Angeles Times
Lessons from Negotiating with Terror
Gary Berntsen, RealClearWorld
How Will Turkey Respond to U.S. Courtship?
Stratfor
Greece Teeters on the Verge of Bankruptcy
Manfred Ertel, Der Spiegel
Asia Enters an Era of Strife
Michael Wesley, Far Eastern Economic Review
Why 'Dead Aid' Is Dead Wrong
Michelle Goldberg, The American Prospect

RealClearWorld Afternoon Edition

America: A Superpower No More
Walter Rodgers, Christian Science Monitor
The Settlement Freeze Fallacy
Elliott Abrams, Washington Post
Abolishing Nuclear Arms
Kwasniewski, Mazowiecki & Walesa, RCW
Obama Factor Reaches Iran
Meir Javedanfar, The Guardian
Obama's Turkey Visit: Good First Step
Yigal Schleifer, WPR
Yes to NATO Turkey, No to European Turkey
Mostafa Zein, Dar Al-Hayat
Sadr City after the Fall
Michael Totten, MichaelTotten.com
IRA-PLO: A Long, Cozy Relationship
Sean Gannon, Jerusalem Post
Fighting Poverty in China
Albert Park, China Daily
Europe Mustn't Depend on Outsiders
John Kay, Financial Times
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