November 17, 2009 Archives

RealClearWorld Morning Edition

China: The Nation of Futurity
David Brooks, New York Times
China's On-Off American Romance
Simon Schama, Financial Times
Dying for an Afghan Exit Strategy
Tony Blankley, Washington Times
Medvedev's Rhetoric Is All Talk
Nikolai Petrov, Moscow Times
The End of Mideast Peace Process
Abrams & Singh, World Affairs Journal
Asia and the West in Age of Obama
Dan Twining, German Marshall Fund
Keeping an Eye on China's Military
Thomas Mahnken, Foreign Policy
Nuclear Option on Chinese Yuan
Dean Baker, Christian Science Monitor
Dalai Lama Stirs India-China Rift
Gautaman Bhaskaran, Japan Times
Cambodia-Thailand: Asia's Next Flash Point?
Luke Hunt, The Diplomat
The Benefits of a Nuclear Iran
Aetius Romulous, Asia Times
Brown Must Set Afghan Pullout Date
Simon Tisdall, The Guardian
Brits Renouncing Global Jihad
Johann Hari, The Independent
A Year Later, Harper Still in Charge
Norman Spector, Globe and Mail
Obama Has Failed on Climate Change
Christian Schwagerl, Der Spiegel

RealClearWorld Afternoon Edition

Hillary Clinton's Unsurprising Gaffes
Michael Crowley, The New Republic
China and the American Job Machine
Robert Reich, Wall Street Journal
Third Intifada Is Already Getting Started
Dror Bar-Yosef, Jerusalem Post
French Presidents Behaving Badly
Mort Rosenblum, Global Post
Putin vs. Medvedev: Battle for Russia's Soul
Adrian Pabst, The National
Is Iran Dropping Russia for Turkey?
Meir Javedanfar, The Guardian
What If U.S. Fails in Afghanistan?
Steve Coll, New Yorker
Pakistan Militants Change Tactics
Syed Saleem Shahzad, Asia Times
Beating Kim at His Own Game
Andrei Lankov, Int'l Herald Tribune
Obama Should See China as a Partner
Ashley Hager, RealClearWorld
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