November 10, 2009 Archives

RealClearWorld Morning Edition

Who in Charge of Russia?
Paul Saunders & Dimitri Simes, NY Times
Oil and Gas Are Russia's Drugs
Dmitry Medvedev, Der Spiegel
Leave Afghanistan to the Drones
Richard Cohen, Washington Post
Iraq Still Needs U.S.'s Full Attention
Max Boot, Weekly Standard
Fall of Berlin Wall Hardly Inevitable
Joshua Stanton, The New Ledger
Hungary Was First Rip in Iron Curtain
Mitchell Koss, Los Angeles Times
The Cold War's Greatest Generation
Matthew Kaminski, Forbes
What Obama Doesn't Get About Tyrants
Martin Peretz, The New Republic
Open Question in Obama's Afghan Plan
Philip Stephens, Financial Times
In Defense of Hamid Karzai
Bret Stephens, Wall Street Journal
Don't Whitewash Fort Hood and Islam
Irshad Manji, Globe and Mail
How Censorship Works in Today's China
Christina Larson, Foreign Policy
U.S. Should Stand Firm on Taiwan
Hisahiko Okazaki, Japan Times
Hezbollah Back in Lebanon's Fray
Sami Moubayed, Asia Times
Libel Tourism Stains Britain's Good Name
John Kampfner, The Times

RealClearWorld Afternoon Edition

China's Zero-Sum Game
Robert Kagan & Dan Blumenthal, Wash. Post
Japan Can't Afford Obama's Faith in Disarmament
Brian Kennedy, WSJ
Would You Live on Other Side of Wall?
David Aaronovitch, The Times
A Letdown in International Diplomacy
Helle Dale, Washington Times
Fort Hood: Taking Islam Seriously
Colby Cosh, National Post
Learn From Iraq About Nation-Building
Mort Rosenblum, Global Post
Asia Will Lead, Will the West Join?
Kishore Mahubani, CS Monitor
India Probes Maoists' Foreign Links
Siddharth Srivastava, Asia Times
Cameron's No Euro-Skeptic
Christopher Montgomery, The Guardian
Demjanjuk: The Last Great Nazi Trial
Katie Engelhart, Maclean's
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