July 14, 2009 Archives

July 14, 2009 Archives

RealClearWorld Morning Edition

China: An Empire in Denial

Gideon Rachman, Financial Times

Afghanistan Still a Price Worth Paying

Liam Fox, The Times

A Tipping Point in Iran

Robin Wright, Washington Post

Do Latin Americans Like Democracy?

Sebastian Chaskel, Foreign Policy

Tribunal for North Korea

Suzanne Scholte, Wall Street Journal

Strategic Calculus and the Afghan War

George Friedman, Stratfor

Safeguarding Karzai's Corrupt Regime

Mary Riddell, Daily Telegraph

The Graveyard of Afghanistan

Michael Daxner, World Policy Journal

Magic Dragon to Menacing Bully

Michael Stutchbury, The Australian

China's National Brotherhood Week

Reuben Johnson, Weekly Standard

Uighurs Lament Their Lost Homeland

Andreas Lorenz, Der Spiegel

Why Is Japan So 'Introverted'?

Kazuo Ogoura, Japan Times

Obama's New Rules of Engagement for Iran

Luiza Savage, Maclean's

Assad Regime's Murderous Makeover

Michael Young, Forbes

Concerted Action on Global Fixes

Couloumbis, Ahlstrom & Weaver, RCW

RealClearWorld Afternoon Edition

Leaving Afghanistan Is Not an Option

Clare Lockhart, The Guardian

Why China Beats the U.S.

Lawrence Kudlow, Washington Times

Hillary in Asia: Round Two

Simon Tay, RealClearWorld

Europe's New Lost Generation

Annie Lowrey, Foreign Policy

Pipeline Deal Is Sweet Music for Iran

M K Bhadrakumar, Asia Times

2012: A Deadly Dealine in Taiwan Strait

J. Michael Cole, Taipei Times

Why the West Is Silent on Xinjiang

Frank Ching, Globe and Mail

The Man Who Tamed the Tamil Tigers

Jyoti Thottam, Time

Human Rights Watch Goes to Saudi Arabia

David Bernstein, WSJ

Syria's Hour of Triumph

Caroline Glick, Jerusalem Post