October 2, 2009 Archives

RealClearWorld Morning Edition

Europe Loses its Lisbon Hiding Place
Philip Stephens, Financial Times
Sarkozy Snubs Obama on Nukes
Charles Krauthammer, Washington Post
Iran Agrees to Send Uranium to Russia
Erlanger & Landler, NY Times
'President' Blair of the EU?
Webster, Charter, Boyes & Bremner, Times
McChrystal Turns His Fire West
Con Coughlin, Daily Telegraph
Obama May Want Bush's Advice on Afghanistan
John Dickerson, Slate
Is Russia Targeting Israel's Nukes?
Vladimir Radyuhin, The Hindu
The Quartet's Shift on Middle East Peace
Dore Gold, Jerusalem Post
No More Blank Checks for Karzai
Michael O'Hanlon, Washington Times
The U.S. Accepts Karzai, for Better or Worse
Aryn Baker, Time
Send Germany's Gay Foreign Minister to Iran
James Kirchick, Newsweek
Israel Cannot Attack Iran Alone
Yoel Marcus, Haaretz
Consequences of the UN's Latest Indictment of Israel
Y. Klein Halevi, TNR
Has Stephen Harper Found His Tipping Point?
Michael Bliss, Globe & Mail
How the Swiss Reformed Healthcare
Ruth Dreifuss, Los Angeles Times

RealClearWorld Afternoon Edition

What the EU Report on Georgia War Left Out
Jorg Himmelreich, IHT
Iran Buys Time At Little Cost
Jamsheed Choksy, World Politics Review
Who Has Leverage in U.S.-Iran Talks?
Melik Kaylan, Forbes
Tiny Ireland Holds Europe's Fate in its Hands
Alan Philps, The National
Decline of Germany's Social Democrats
Hendrick Hertzberg, New Yorker
Russia Needs China Partnership
Yevgeny Bazhanov, Moscow Times
Europe Can't Rely on the U.S.
Doug Bandow, Cato Institute
Not Just Another Russian Aggression
David Hearst, The Guardian
North Korea Reverts to Form
Donald Kirk, Asia Times
Japan's New Gamble on North Korea
David Fedman, Asia Chronicle
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