November 5, 2009 Archives

RealClearWorld Morning Edition

Iran Using Nuke Negotiations to Distract Us
Ray Takeyh, Washington Post
Italy Renders Damning Verdict on CIA
Britta Sandberg, Der Spiegel
Can the U.S. Win in Afghanistan with Karzai?
Aryn Baker, Time
Who's Running Iran's Green Revolution?
Mehdi Khalaji, Foreign Policy
Afghanistan Could Be Lost in British Bars
Paddy Ashdown, The Times
Pakistan Creates Enemies
Muhammad Ahmad, Le Monde Diplomatique
1989 Changed Europe, Now What?
Timothy Garton Ash, The Guardian
Russia Tries to Unite with India, China
M K Bhadrakumar, Asia Times
End Afghan War to Confront Iran
Adam Garfinkle, Middle East Strategy
Fall of Berlin Wall Led to Asia's Rise
Brahma Chellaney, RealClearWorld
Can Sharon's Legacy Bring Kadima Back?
Ari Shavit, Haaretz
Israel After Goldstone
Shlomo Ben-Ami, RealClearWorld
Cameron Wiggles on Libson Treaty
Benedict Brogan, Daily Telegraph
Pakistan Must Resume Talks with India
I.A. Rehman, Dawn
How to Forge a Climate Agreement
Angel Gurría, Financial Times

RealClearWorld Afternoon Edition

Russia Presses on While U.S. Looks Away
Michael Petrou, Maclean's
Is Obama's Iran Policy Doomed?
Dilip Hiro, Asia Times
Allies in Disarray as Obama Ponders
Simon Tisdall, The Guardian
Cameron's European Waffle
Adrian Hamilton, The Independent
How Bush Lost His Opportunity in 1989
David Hoffman, Foreign Policy
Uniting All Allies Some of the Time
James Rubin, Int'l Herald Tribune
Israel Waits for Nobel Winner's Return
Danny Danon, Washington Times
Nothing's Settled by Zelaya's Scrap of Paper
The Economist
U.S. Needs Human Rights in China
Sophie Richardson, Wall Street Journal
Slow Progress Expected in Burma
Simon Roughneen, The Irrawaddy
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