September 13, 2010 Archives

RealClearWorld Morning Edition

Erdogan, Like Ataturk, Puts His Stamp on Turkey
Alon Liel, Haaretz
An Angry France Takes to the Streets
Henry Samuel, Daily Telegraph
U.S. Has Bigger Duties than Afghanistan
Kanti Bajpai, Times of India
Who's Bluffing: Abbas or Netanyahu?
Jackson Diehl, Washington Post
Time for the U.S. to Stand Up to China
Paul Krugman, NY Times
Why China-Japan Spat Hurts Both
Richard Weitz, The Diplomat
Australia's Choice: China or America
Hugh White, The Australian
Start Thinking Containment with Iran
Ramzy Mardini, Daily Star
Financial Reforms Empower EU
Hans-Jurgen Schlamp, Der Spiegel
Eurozone Banking Crisis Not Over
Wolfgang Munchau, Financial Times
Should the Pope Face Criminal Charges?
Brian Bethune, Maclean's
In France, Echoes of Vichy
Nabila Ramdani, New Statesman
Russia Can't Innovate by Decree
Ian Pryde, Moscow Times
World Gripped by Korea's Family Drama
Donald Kirk, Asia Times
Burma Becomes More Crucial to China
Ho Ai Li, China Post

RealClearWorld Afternoon Edition

Erdogan Wins But Turkey's Deep Divisions Remain
Simon Hooper, CNN
U.S. Needs an Engaged Turkey
Thomas P. M. Barnett, World Politics Review
Palestinians Turn Against Iran
Meir Javedanfar, Jewish Chronicle
Will Female Marines End Afghan War?
Elise Jordan, Marie Claire
Pentagon Gunning for WikiLeaks
Philip Shenon, The Daily Beast
Who Really Wields Power in Russia
David Hearst, The Guardian
Old and New Face Off in Japan
Purnendra Jain, Asia Times
Hillary on Sudan: Too Little, Too Late
Eric Reeves, The New Republic
Will U.S. Win Mexico's Drug War?
Robert Haddick, Foreign Policy
Venezuela on the Brink
James Glassman, Commentary Magazine
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