November 20, 2009 Archives

RealClearWorld Morning Edition

Europe Chooses Nobodies to Lead Them
Carsten Volkery, Der Spiegel
Let's Cheer the EU's New President
Martin Kettle, The Guardian
Afghanistan Has Not Made U.S. Safer
Paul Pillar, Foreign Policy
Playing Nice with China a Smart Move
Gady Epstein, Forbes
Pakistan Must Not Fear India
Manmohan Singh, Washington Post
Hezbollah's Man in Iran
Meir Javedanfar, RealClearWorld
U.S. Must Engage Cuba on Human Rights
Jorge Castenada, WSJ
World Must Engage North Korea
John Delury, The Japan Times
Russia's Imperial Crutches
Victor Erofeyev, International Herald Tribune
Is Southeast Asia Choking Off Civil Society?
Tan See Seng, Jakarta Post
The Taliban Tap Afghanistan's Roots
Brian Downing, Asia Times
Leaving Afghanistan Won't Risk Collapse
J. Silverman, National Interest
Saudi Arabia Must Rethink Yemen War
Roula Khalaf, Financial Times
What Chamberlain Taught Cameron
Andrew Gimson, The Spectator
Israel's New Conscientious Objectors
G. Gorenberg, American Prospect

RealClearWorld Afternoon Edition

Pakistan Protecting Mullah Omar?
Lake, Carter & Slavin, Wash. Times
Why Pakistan Won't Fight Afghan Taliban
Omar Waraichi, Time
The Real Reason Iran Can't Be Trusted
Mamoun Fandy, CS Monitor
How Africans View China's Investment
Loro Horta, Asia Sentinel
Israel Deserves Respect in Global Forums
Barry Cohen, The Australian
Who's Afraid of Putin's Famous Prisoner?
Andrew Meier, New York Times
Can U.S. Horse-Trade with China?
Nikolas Gvosdev, World Politics Review
How Will We Pay for Afghan War?
C.M. Sennott, Global Post
Afghans Will Pay a Price for War's Loss
Sam Zarif, The Independent
China: Can't Live with or Without Them
M. Ericson, Diplomatic Courier
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