December 23, 2009 Archives

RealClearWorld Morning Edition

The Definitive Account of Tora Bora
Peter Bergen, The New Republic
Why Does Pakistan Hate the U.S.?
Christopher Hitchens, Slate
The Beginning of End in Afghanistan
Olaf Ihlau, Der Spiegel
Iraq's Oil and Its Future
Ibrahim Bahr al-Uluom, Wall Street Journal
How China Sabotaged Copenhagen
Mark Lynas, New Statesman
Beijing Stakes Its Turf in Central Asia
M K Bhadrakumar, Asia Times
True Heroes of Recovery: China's Workers
Zu Qiwen, China Post
Taiwan's Latest Vote Hardly Meaningful
Ralph Cossa, Japan Times
The Difficulty of Being Ukraine
Mark Medish, Int'l Herald Tribune
How to Whip Afghan Army into Shape
Mark Moyar, Foreign Policy
No Smoking Gun, No Iranian Bomb
Norman Dombey, The Guardian
Recession Stalks Arab World Progress
Justin Thomas, The National
Return of British Anti-Semitism
Gabriel Schoenfeld, Weekly Standard
Changing Tack after Copenhagen
Bjorn Lomborg, Financial Times
The Green Movement's People Problem
Joel Kotkin, Forbes

RealClearWorld Afternoon Edition

The World Will Pay for America's Bad Choices
J. Simpson, Globe & Mail
Don't Look to Beijing for Global Leadership
Greg Sheridan, The Australian
How China Wrecked the Copenhagen Deal
Mark Lynas, The Guardian
How Will Afghanistan End?
Andrew Bacevich, NY Daily News
Will Russia Save the West?
Sergei Karaganov, Turkish Weekly
Pak Taliban Sends Reinforcements to Afghanistan
D. McElroy, Telegraph
Russian-Iranian Alliance Is an Illusion
Sadegh Zibakalam, Daily Star
How to Improve U.S.-Pakistan Relations
Teresita Schaffer, CSM
Harsh Realities Threaten Hatoyama's New Japan
Hiroko Tabuchi, NYT
South Korea to Widen Security Role
David Axe, World Politics Review
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