August 11, 2009 Archives

RealClearWorld Morning Edition

Why the Taliban Are Winning, For Now
Kimberly Kagan, Foreign Policy
Guessing Game over Mehsud's Death
Syed Saleem Shahzad, Asia Times
One Big Lesson Russia Hasn't Learned
Alexander Golts, Moscow Times
U.S. Drug War Ravages Mexico
Diane Francis, National Post
Understanding Israel's Vulnerability
David Grossman, Der Spiegel
Carter Turns Chrisitans Against Israel
Mark Tooley, Weekly Standard
Middle East Peace Hinges on Bibi 2.0
David Makovsky, Wash. Institute
Damascus and Road to Mideast Peace
Edward Djerejian, Wall St. Journal
Clinton's Challenge in Congo
Pierre Englebert, Christian Science Monitor
Georgian Enclaves No Asset for Russia
Mary Dejevsky, The Independent
Tokyo Tries to Loosen U.S. Leash
Simon Tisdall, The Guardian
Japan's Schizophrenia Toward Nukes
Todd Crowell, RealClearWorld
China's Public Enemy
Hugo Restall, Far Eastern Economic Review
North Korea Tries to Break the Ice
Tom Plate, Japan Times
Mary Robinson Shouldn't Get a Medal
James Kirchick, The New Republic

RealClearWorld Afternoon Edition

The Human Face of Burma Tragedy
Gordon Brown, Der Spiegel
Suu Kyi's Nightmare Continues
Irene Khan, The Guardian
Georgia, One Year Later
Melik Kaylan, Forbes
Bill Clinton's Visit a Waste of Time
Christopher Hitchens, Slate
Obama PR Is No Middle East Policy
Jonathan Tobin, Jerusalem Post
U.S.'s Incoherent Iran Policy
Tom Fenton, Global Post
For Country and Legacy, Karzai Should Quit
Richard Albert, UPI Asia
More of the Same in Latin America
Mark Weisbrot, Int'l Herald Tribune
Obama's Medal for Mary Robinson
John Bolton, Wall Street Journal
ETA's Retro-Terrorism in Spain
Joshua Keating, Foreign Policy
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