November 4, 2009 Archives

RealClearWorld Morning Edition

Karzai Regime Must Reform, or Die
David Ignatius, Washington Post
Did Hillary Just Screw Up the Middle East?
Daniel Levy, Foreign Policy
Obama Snubs Iran's Democrats
Atri & Memarsadeghi, Wall Street Journal
A Two-Front War in Pakistan
Frederick Kagan, Weekly Standard
EU Clears Last Lisbon Treaty Hurdle
Carsten Volkery, Der Spiegel
Get It Right: Cameron Is a Euro-Skeptic
Daniel Finkelstein, The Times
Fall of Berlin Wall Was Carefully Planned
Tim Mohr, Daily Beast
Yesterday Communism, Today Radical Islam
David Satter, Forbes
Beijing Crafts 'Marshall Plan'
Ben Simpfendorfer, Int'l Herald Tribune
U.S. Frets over Tokyo's Drift
Peter Brown, Asia Times
A Year Later, Little to Celebrate for Obama
Simon Heffer, The Telegraph
Defining Test of Obama's Leadership
Anthony Cordesman, CSIS
Afghanistan: Noble Fight or Loss Cause?
A. Coyne & P. Wells, Maclean's
Pull the Plug on Afghan Surge
C. Kupchan & S. Simon, Financial Times
Rio Violence Reveals Brazil's Image Gap
Eliot Brockner, WPR

RealClearWorld Afternoon Edition

Buying Our Allies in Afghanistan
Thomas Friedman, New York Times
Tehran Again Sees Protests and Violence
Iason Athanasiadis, Global Post
Where Is the Idealism of 1989?
Ian Buruma, RealClearWorld
A Bad Month for Mideast Peace-Making
Rami Khouri, Daily Star
Afghans Must Stop Voting for Ethnicity
N. Arbabzadah, The Guardian
How Iran Skirts Sanctions
Avi Jorisch, Wall Street Journal
China Should Remove Its Taiwan 'Stick'
Frank Ching, The China Post
Afghanistan Must End the Blame Game
Ershad Ahmadi, The Times
Russia Dragging Its Feet on Climate Change
Simon Shuster, Time
India's Unwise Handling of Pakistan
Happymon Jacob, The Hindu
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