October 14, 2009 Archives

RealClearWorld Morning Edition

Obama Must Resist Hawks on Afghanistan
Simon Jenkins, The Guardian
Karzai's Regime Not Good Enough
Thomas Friedman, New York Times
A Different Regime Change in Iran
Richard Haass, Financial Times
Benchmarks Prove Elusive for Iran Talks
Kaveh Afrasiabi, Asia Times
Islam Needs a Sexual Revolution
Seyran Ates, Der Spiegel
Russia Digs Its Own Grave at the Polls
Nikolai Petrov, Moscow Times
China Growing into the News Game
Frank Ching, Globe and Mail
North Korea Shoots First, Talks Later
Robyn Meredith, Forbes
Somalia: How Not to Win in Afghanistan
Richard Bennet, Foreign Policy
America's Last Chance in Afpak
Ralph Peters, New York Post
Pakistan's Partial War on Terror
Christine Fair, Wall Street Journal
Stability Runs Through India and Pakistan
Joshua Gross, CS Monitor
An Independent Israeli Foreign Policy?
Stratfor
Peace Prize's Price Tag for Europe
Jorg Forbrig, German Marshall Fund
End of Obamamania and Nobel Prestige
Anne Kingston, Maclean's

RealClearWorld Afternoon Edition

Stanley McChrystal's Long War
Dexter Filkins, New York Times
China's Hard Choices on Iran
Jon Alterman, World Politics Review
Can Iran Afford a Nuclear U-turn?
Meir Javedanfar, The Guardian
The Limits of Obama's Global Star Power
Michael Gerson, Washington Post
The Coup Behind the Tory Clap for Poverty
Daniel Finkelstein, The Times
Iran May Have Passed the Peak of its Power
Emile Hokayem, The National
The Incurable Vietnam Syndrome
Max Boot, Weekly Standard
Faced with Recession, Cuba Tries Socialism Lite
F. Robles, Miami Herald
Sarkozy's Growing Nepotism Scandal
Eric Pape, The Daily Beast
An Open Letter to Amb. Michael Oren
Jeremy Ben-Ami, Jerusalem Post
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