October 25, 2010 Archives

RealClearWorld Morning Edition

Should We Be Worried About Cyber War?
Seymour Hersh, New Yorker
Expect Four More Years of War in Afghanistan
Leslie Gelb, Daily Beast
Will China Choose Democracy or Paranoia?
David Ignatius, Wash. Post
The Coming Wars of Budget Austerity
Robert Skidelsky, Korea Times
The NATO and Russia Embrace
Anders Fogh Rasmussen, Moscow Times
Don't Recognize Burma's Sham Election
Jared Genser, Los Angeles Times
In the Mideast, No Politics But God's
Anthony Shadid, New York Times
Germany Was Never Multicultural
Omer Taspinar, Today's Zaman
Ahmadinejad's Problematic Lebanon Win
Sadegh Zibakalam, Daily Star
New Leaders Won't Change China
Chung Sung-heung, JoongAng Daily
Taliban Talks Face Many Hurdles
Jason Motlagh, Time
Ukraine Seeks European Future
Aleksander Kwasniewski, Financial Times
The Dangerous Allure of Debt
Neil Reynolds, Globe and Mail
Asia's New Economic Stars
Hsiao-Wen Wang & Hsiang-Yi Chang, China Post
ETA Ends Its War on Spain
Paddy Woodworth, Irish Times

RealClearWorld Afternoon Edition

What U.S. Gets Right About Pakistan
Richard Weitz, The Diplomat
Iran Relations Spawn New World Order
Kaveh Afrasiabi, Asia Times
Fear of China Drives Russian Policy
Richard Lourie, Moscow Times
Britain Must Keep Its Nuclear Arsenal
Boris Johnson, Daily Telegraph
French Spending Coming Home to Roost
James Traub, Foreign Policy
Merkel Surrenders to Sarkozy in Eurozone Fight
Der Spiegel
Turkey Drifts Away From the West
Roger Cohen, Int'l Herald Tribune
Iraq War Through Soldiers' Eyes
Christopher Hitchens, Slate
Burma's Sham Elections
Waihnin Pwint Thon, The Guardian
How China Reconciles With Itself
Thomas Barnett, World Politics Review
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