December 2, 2009 Archives

RealClearWorld Morning Edition

A Strategy for Afghanistan
President Barack Obama
The Afghan-Pakistan Solution
Pervez Musharraf, Wall Street Journal
A Half-Hearted Surge
Gregor Peter Schmitz, Der Spiegel
U.S. Needs Nation Building, Not Afghanistan
Thomas Friedman, NYT
Nuclear Deal with Iran Still Possible
Clifford Kupchan, Financial Times
Surge, Then Leave Afghanistan
David Ignatius, Washington Post
There's More to Dubai than Debt
Kenneth Rogoff, Globe and Mail
Meet Holland's Anti-Islamic Firebrand
Katie Engelhart, Maclean's
We Need More Troops for Afghanistan
C.M. Sennott, Global Post
What the Afghan Surge Will Really Cost
Brian Wingfield, Forbes
Egypt's Opposition Misses the Point
Amr Hamzawy, The National
Inside Netanyahu's Fear Scale
Aluf Benn, Haaretz
Finally, Gordon Brown Has a Plan
Alice Thomson, The Times
Why Israel Fears '67 Borders
Carlo Strenger, The Guardian
Australia's Rudd Wrestles with Refugees
Alan Goodall, Japan Times

RealClearWorld Afternoon Edition

Obama Has No Stomach for This Fight
Simon Jenkins, The Guardian
Why Obama's Afghan Commitment Is Dangerous
Michael Rubin, Forbes
Fatigues Under the Mullah's Robes
Michael Gerson, Washington Post
Can China Deliver in Pakistan?
Michael Kugelman, World Politics Review
Europe's China Angst
Björn Conrad & Stephan Mergenthaler, NY Times
Minarets and Europe's Muslim Crisis
Anas Altikriti, Al Jazeera
What Gaza Teaches About West Bank Settlements
Aluf Benn, Newsweek
The Illegal Israeli Settlements Myth
David Phillips, Commentary Mag
Dubai Can Only Be Saved By Transparency
Rami Khouri, Daily Star
Mumbai Terrorists Are Poised to Strike Again
Khan & Petrou, Maclean's
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