November 19, 2009 Archives

RealClearWorld Morning Edition

The Hijacking of Iran's Revolution
Mark Bowden, Wall Street Journal
How to Build a Palestinian State
David Ignatius, Washington Post
Obama Shows Two Ways to Engage China
Timothy G. Ash, The Guardian
Hu and Obama Make Real Deals
Francesco Sisci, Asia Times
Khamenei, Iran's Last Supreme Leader
Geneive Abdo, Newsweek
How Rupert Murdoch Influences British Politics
Hasan Suroor, The Hindu
Will Obama Turn His Back on Mideast?
Michael Young, The National
To Win Afghanistan, We Must Lose
Gerard Russell, Los Angeles Times
Don't Overestimate China's Power
Pejman Yousefzadeh, The New Ledger
EU Presidency: A Bogus Waste of Time
George Walden, The Times
Al Qaeda Still Threatens Iraq
Myriam Benraad, Washington Institute
Crunch Time for a Botched War
David Davis, The Independent
Obama Offers Change China Believes In
David Pilling, Financial Times
A Diplomat's $100 Million Oil Patch
Ruth Wedgwood, Forbes
Stephen Harper Plays Ethnic Politics
Tarek Fatah, National Post

RealClearWorld Afternoon Edition

Karzai Said Right Things, But Can't Deliver
Con Coughlin, The Telegraph
Afghans Want Obama to Hold Karzai Accountable
Pashtoon Atif, LAT
How to Reinvent China's Growth
John Gapper, Financial Times
Obama's China Kowtow
Peter Brookes, New York Post
A Rising Militancy from Jewish Settlements
Matt McAllester, Global Post
Circling Sharks Smell U.S. Blood
Victor Davis Hanson, National Review
Reliving Mumbai's 9/11
Tunku Varadarajan, The Daily Beast
Angry Irish Demand World Cup Replay
Philippe Naughton, The Times
Raul Castro Just as Ruthless as Fidel
Juan Tamayo, Miami Herald
ASEAN and the Cambodia-Thailand Row
Huala Adolf, Jakarta Post
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