December 16, 2009 Archives

RealClearWorld Morning Edition

Obama Held Back from Saving Planet
Jonathan Freedland, The Guardian
Failure Looms in Copenhagen
M. Becker & C. Seidler, Der Spiegel
Surge Won't Win in 'Virtual Afghanistan'
Thomas Friedman, NY Times
Early Election Would Be Nuts for Brown
Daniel Finkelstein, The Times
U.S. Races Against Time over Iran
Eli Clifton, Asia Times
Iran, U.S. Reach Stalemate
Gareth Porter, Le Monde Diplomatique
Taliban Bide Their Time to Outlast Surge
Sam Kiley, Global Post
Al-Qaeda's American Mole
Bruce Riedel, The Daily Beast
Defusing Russia's Energy Weapon
Uffe Ellemann-Jensen, Moscow Times
Federalism Helps India's Cohesion
Sumit Ganguly, Wall Street Journal
What Japan Wants from Washington
Masahiro Matsumura, Japan Times
Where Does Hong Kong Stand Now?
Frank Ching, China Post
Will Ireland Survive Huge Spending Cuts?
Sarah Carey, Daily Telegraph
Obama in Oslo: No More Messiahs
Benjamin Kerstein, The New Ledger
Computers Model Future Wars
Mannes & Subrahmanian, Foreign Policy

RealClearWorld Afternoon Edition

Can't Delay Tough Choices in Copenhagen
Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva, CSM
Who's to Blame for Dubai's Collapse?
Anne Kingston, Maclean's
Farewell to Nuclear Nonproliferation
Bennett Ramberg, Global Post
Throwing Iran Hardliners a Lifeline
Matt Duss, Ctr. for American Progress
Palestine Needs a New National Identity
Marcus & Crook, Jerusalem Post
NATO Tried to Cover German Airstrike
Gebauer, Goetz & Medick, Spiegel
Enough of Blaming the Goldstone Report!
Rami Khouri, Daily Star
When Will Militant Islam Accept Europe?
George Jonas, National Post
The Missile-Defense Betrayal
Kejda Gjermani, Commentary Magazine
Papandreou's Route to Greek Recovery
Matina Stevis, The Guardian
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