December 3, 2009 Archives

RealClearWorld Morning Edition

Obama's Afghan Folly
Andrew Bacevich, Los Angeles Times
Obama Got it Right on Afghanistan
Clare Lockhart, The Times
Can Obama Handle Being a War President?
Eliot Cohen, WSJ
Trade Does More Good Than Climate Talks
Ed Conway, Daily Telegraph
Netanyahu Reinvents Himself as a Centrist
Ari Shavit, Haaretz
Blackwater CEO on CIA Payroll
Adam Ciralsky, Vanity Fair
Five Messages Obama Sent the World
Will Inboden, Foreign Policy
How Iraq Could Win Afghan War
R. Miniter & S. Gorka, National Post
A Giant Mess in Russia's Near Abroad
Yevgeny Bazhanov, Moscow Times
U.S. in Afghanistan: Something from Nothing
Nir Rosen, Boston Review
An Exit from Afghanistan?
Adrian Hamilton, The Independent
Why Are Palestinians Turning on Abbas?
Michael Young, The National
Hong Kong Tiptoes Toward Democracy
David Pilling, Financial Times
The Decline of the European Union
Jorge Heine, The Hindu
Kremlin's Chechnya Puppet Goes Rogue
Dmitry Shlapentokh, Japan Times

RealClearWorld Afternoon Edition

Despite Questions, Obama's Afghan Policy Is Sound
Max Boot, L.A. Times
The End of the ElBaradei Era
Ephraim Asculai, Jerusalem Post
'Nowhere to Hide' in Zelaya's World
Frances Robles, Miami Herald
The Man Behind Russia's Deadly Train Blast
Simon Shuster, Time
Iran's Fear of Al-Qaida and the Taliban
J. Choksy & C. Choksy, WPR
Russia's Bad Blueprint for Euro Security
D. Fata & D. Kramer, GMF
Obama: Hawk in Policy, Dove in Duration
Clifford Orwin, Globe and Mail
The Limits of an Iranian Purge
Andrew Apostolou, City Journal
Can Saharan Solar Power Save Europe?
Jens Lubbadeh, Der Spiegel
Cross Libya and You Will Pay a Price
Martin Fletcher, The Times
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