October 15, 2009 Archives

RealClearWorld Morning Edition

Obama's Difficult Afghanistan Decision
David Ignatius, Washington Post
To Beat the Taliban, Fight from Afar
Robert Pape, New York Times
Tony Blair Would Make a Fine EU President
Irwin Stelzer, The Guardian
How Bad Will it Be for UK? Look to Latvia
Edmund Conway, The Telegraph
We Must Cripple Iran to Save It
John Hannah, Los Angeles Times
A Soft Power Opportunity for Iran
Kevin Sullivan, The Huffington Post
Clinton Gives Georgia Little to Hope For
Dan McLaughlin, Irish Times
China Sees Diminished Returns with Russia
A. Lukin, Moscow Times
How China Uses Trade to Bully the World
N D Batra, Times of India
Hezbollah Isn't a Model for Afghanistan
Michael Totten, Commentary Mag
No More Hot Air in Copenhagen
Bjorn Lomborg, RealClearWorld
Scottish Nationalism Takes Moderate Turn
Magnus Linklater, The Times
Turkey in Position to Lead Muslim World
Stephen Kinzer, Boston Globe
DPJ and U.S.-Japan Security
Michael Auslin, Far Eastern Economic Review
India Must Catch Up with U.S.-Iran Thaw
M.K. Bhadrakumar, The Hindu

RealClearWorld Afternoon Edition

Why Taliban Are Key to Beating al Qaeda
Reuel Marc Gerecht, CS Monitor
What's Gotten Into North Korea?
Blaine Harden, Washington Post
Israel Faces a Legitimacy Crisis
Ari Shavit, Haaretz
How China's Investment is Saving Africa
Ian Birrell, The Independent
An Ordinary Israel
Roger Cohen, International Herald Tribune
How to Get By in Gaza
Nicolas Pelham, London Review of Books
To Win Afghanistan, Support Pakistan Democracy
T. Fatah, Globe & Mail
The Dark Side of India's Medical Tourism
Jason Overdorf, Global Post
Japan Can Learn from Silicon Valley
Ray Tsuchiyama, Japan Times
Making Stephen Harper Look Human
Scott Feschuk, Maclean's
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