April 30, 2009 Archives

RealClearWorld Morning Edition

Farewell to the American Century
Andrew Bacevich, Salon
The Rise of Kim Jong-Un
Ken Gause, Foreign Policy
Obama's National Security Facilitator
David Ignatius, Washington Post
Rebuilding a World in Crisis: Bretton Woods III?
Nouriel Roubini, Forbes
Sri Lanka Needs Compassion
D. Miliband and B. Kouchner, The Times
Obama's Toughest Choices Lie Ahead
Shlomo Ben-Ami, RealClearWorld
How to Prevent a Global Pandemic
Nathan Wolfe, New York Times
It's All Over for Gordon Brown
John Rentoul, The Independent
Pakistan Must Be Saved From Collapse
Greg Sheridan, The Australian
Fatal Flaws That Wrecked Thailand
David Pilling, Financial Times
China Lends Hand in Southeast Asia
Brian McCartan, Asia Times
China, Taiwan Jumping Hurdles
Frank Ching, China Post
EU's Future Hinges on Voters
Timothy Garton Ash, Guardian
Food Crisis Still Plagues Asia
Noeleen Heyzer, Japan Times
A Green Stimulus for Southeast Asia
U. Preuss & E Salim, Jakarta Post

RealClearWorld Afternoon Edition

David Cameron Preps for First 100 Days
Benedict Brogan, The Telegraph
Africa's Untold Success Story
Tony Blair, The Guardian
A Way Out of Tibet's Morass
Robert Barnett, RealClearWorld
Iran Looks to Latin America
Frida Ghitis, World Politics Review
Michel Sleiman: Lebanon's Wild Card
Michael Young, Daily Star
Keeping the Nuclear Balance Balanced
Yevgeny Kozhokin, Moscow Times
No Ordinary Unrest in France
Colin Randall, The National
Why S. Africa's Black Opposition Lost
McKaiser & Polakow-Suransky, TNR
Ghana's Illicit Trade in Trash
Drew Hinshaw, Global Post
Latin America: Not a Place, a Pathology
Joseph Duggan, Amer. Spectator
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