February 9, 2011 Archives

RealClearWorld Morning Edition

Egypt's Revolution to Win or Lose
George Will, Washington Post
U.S. Must Back Democracy in Egypt
Tarek Masoud, Los Angeles Times
No Room at Table for Muslim Brotherhood
Jeff Jacoby, Boston Globe
Putin's Strongman Act Only Invites Jihad
Simon Tisdall, The Guardian
Could Al Jazeera Bring Down Saudi Monarchy?
Hugh Miles, FP
Is Muqtada al-Sadr Iran's Proxy?
Michael Knights, Washington Institute
Egypt's Military-Industrial Complex
Ken Stier, Time
Cameron's Multicultural Wake-Up Call
Douglas Murray, Wall St. Journal
Why Yemen Won't Follow Tunisia and Egypt
James King, The National
Obama's Carter-esque Egypt Policy
Barbara Kay, National Post
Nationalism Fueling Thai-Cambodia Row
Julie Masis, Asia Times
India's Soaring Fighter Ambition
Nitin Gokhale, The Diplomat
Indonesian Military Gets Away With Torture
Elaine Pearson, Global Post
Can Toronto Be the Next Global Finance Hub?
Janet Ecker, Toronto Star
Bringing Belarus Out of Its Darkness
Mitchell Orenstein, Moscow Times

RealClearWorld Afternoon Edition

How Will Egypt's Military Move?
John Gledhill, Int'l Herald Tribune
The French Party With Autocrats
Emma-Kate Symons, Australian
Four Reasons Not to Fear Political Islam
Reza Sanati, CS Monitor
Japan's Democracy Faces Reckoning
Michael Auslin, Wall Street Journal
Mubarak Has Many Levers of Influence
Michael Young, NOW Lebanon
Israel Can Turn Egypt Into an Opportunity
Aluf Benn, Foreign Affairs
Turkey Exporting its Brand of Democracy
Dorian Jones, EurasiaNet
Canada's Empty Democracy Promotion
Jeffrey Simpson, Globe and Mail
More War in the Caucasus
Thomas de Waal, The National Interest
The Tragedy of U.S.-China High Politics
Artyom Lukin, East Asia Forum
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