July 13, 2009 Archives

July 13, 2009 Archives

RealClearWorld Morning Edition

The G-8 Is Dead

Dirk Kurbjuweit, Der Spiegel

Is Kim Jong-Il Dying?

Choe Sang-Hun, New York Times

The Five Pillars of Obama's Foreign Policy

Michael Scherer, Time

Hu Jintao's Unstable Empire

Jonathan Fenby, Financial Times

Bibi's Shaky First 100 Days

Chuck Freilich, Jerusalem Post

Hit Iran Where it Hurts: Gasoline

Mark Dubowitz, Wall Street Journal

The Hunt for Iran's Most Wanted Man

Michael Theodoulou, The National

It Wasn't a 'Coup' in Honduras

Juan Carlos Hidalgo, Cato Institute

Double Standards on Latin America

Jackson Diehl, Washington Post

Medvedev Under Obama's Charm

Oleg Reut & Peter Rutland, Moscow Times

Xinjiang Violence Will Not Break China's Unity

Fu Ying, The Guardian

Time for an Honest Relationship with Africa

Libby Purves, The Times

Europe Could Use Some "Euro-Vision"

Tyson Barker, RealClearWorld

Misreading Iran's Unrest

Alastair Crooke, Los Angeles Times

Challenges We Face in Afghanistan

Abdali & Haidari, Washington Times

RealClearWorld Afternoon Edition

Obama Rewrites the Cold War

Liz Cheney, Wall Street Journal

Russia's Back on World Stage

Jon Haron-Feiertag, Diplomatic Courier

Why Barack Changed His Tune in Ghana

Anne Bayefsky, The Australian

Latin America's Obama

Lauren Collins, New Yorker

The Decline of Israel's Progressives

Helena Cobban, Boston Review

Iran's Nuclear Lessons for Obama

Michael Adler, Christian Science Monitor

The Center Rises in Latin America

Hal Brands, World Politics Review

Africa Still Needs Our Attention

Kofi Annan, RealClearWorld

Is NATO Good at Anything?

R. Paris & S. Rynning, Globe and Mail

The Taliban Will Let Guns Do the Talking

Syed Shahzad, Asia Times