October 26, 2009 Archives

October 26, 2009 Archives

RealClearWorld Morning Edition

Europe Still Needs Britain

David Miliband, The Times

A Resilient Baghdad on a Day of Horror

David Ignatius, Washington Post

Obama Is Dithering on Afghanistan

Clive Crook, Financial Times

Both Iran and West Fear a Trap on Deal

David Sanger, New York Times

Iraq Is Safer--But Not Safe

Patrick Cockburn, The Independent

Will the Afghan Runoff Vote Be a No-Show?

Aryn Baker, Time

Yes, Blair Would Be Good for Europe

Jackie Ashley, The Guardian

Iran's Mideast Meddling Must Cease

Abdullah Al Shayji, Gulf News

China Should Stop Pointing Missiles at Taiwan

Tom Plate, Japan Times

Jordan's Ties with Israel Turn Cold

Suha Philip Ma’ayeh, The National

Argentina's Kirchner Targets the Press

Mary Anastasia O'Grady, WSJ

Malaysia Goes Islamic

Maznah Mohamad, RealClearWorld

Romania's Amnesia-induced Ambivalence

Gregory Rodriguez, L.A. Times

Estrada Back on Philippines Center Stage

Al Labita, Asia Times

From the Vatican, a Tainted Olive Branch

James Carroll, Boston Globe

RealClearWorld Afternoon Edition

Britain Shows Resolve, U.S. Wavers

Roger Cohen, Int'l Herald Tribune

Our Challenge in Afghanistan

Sen. John Kerry, CFR

The People of Afghanistan Want Change

Abdullah Abdullah, Der Spiegel

Israel Wants a Bottom-Up Peace

Arnaud de Borchgrave, Washington Times

Is Turkey Leaving the West?

Soner Cagaptay, Foreign Affairs

Ukraine's High Stakes Election

Yevgeny Kiselyov, Moscow Times

More Elections Needed in Palestinian Territories

Khaled Diab, Daily Star

At Last, An Afghan Plan

Leslie Gelb, The Daily Beast

Politics, Not Religion, Fuels Pakistan Conflict

M. Zaidi, National Post

Canada Losing Out to China in U.S. Trade

Miro Cernetig, Calgary Herald