October 21, 2009 Archives

October 21, 2009 Archives

RealClearWorld Morning Edition

Why We Need to Test Nuclear Weapons

Sen. Jon Kyl, Wall Street Journal

There's No Middle Way in Afghanistan

Stephen Biddle, The New Republic

A Second Chance for Karzai

David Blair, Daily Telegraph

Syria Is Also a Nuclear Threat

Bennett Ramberg, Jerusalem Post

Iran's Enemy Is Not America's Friend

Jamsheed Choksy, Foreign Policy

Afghanistan Needs Decentralization

Paddy Ashdown, The Independent

A Quiet Canadian Behind Afghan Recount

Terry Glavin, National Post

Another Twist and Shout from North Korea

Tom Plate, Japan Times

China Wades Into Kashmir Dispute

Sudha Ramachandran, Asia Times

Transforming the U.S.-Japan Alliance

Doug Bandow, Cato Institute

Impact Felt from Russia-Georgia War

Fyodor Lukyanov, Moscow Times

Turkey's New Mideast Diplomacy

Emile Hokayem, The National

Canada Must Fight 'Buy America'

Michael Fortier, Globe and Mail

Why Norway Stands Apart from Europe

Roy Hattersly, The Times

Will Democracy Harm Indonesia's Defenses?

E. Laksmana, Jakarta Post

RealClearWorld Afternoon Edition

The Revolution Iran Really Fears

Robert Baer, Time

Hidden Costs of the Iran Nuke Deal

Michael Singh, Foreign Policy

Joe 'The Cleaner' Biden Heads to Europe

Dan McGroarty, RealClearWorld

Afghan Runoff Is a Chilling Prospect

Simon Tisdall, The Guardian

Our Last Chance to Do Right By Afghanistan

Tom Coghlan, The Times

Nobody Wins in the Afghan Runoff Election

Rajan Menon, L.A. Times

Tories Must Not Replace Labour's Cronies

Simon Heffer, Daily Telegraph

The War on Western Aid Workers

James Kirchick, NY Daily News

The India-China Rift over Water

Ananth Krishnan, The Hindu

Burma, Bangladesh Border Build-Up Heats Up

Simon Roughneen, ISN