March 18, 2011 Archives

RealClearWorld Morning Edition

Obama Goes for Broke in Libya
Simon Tisdall, The Guardian
In Secret Briefing, Libya War Plan Revealed
Josh Rogin, Foreign Policy
Will Japan's Grief Turn Into Anger?
Michael Auslin, Wall Street Journal
Obama Weighs Hezbollah, Taliban Talks
David Ignatius, Washington Post
America's Choice: Democracy or Riyadh
Ian Bremmer, Financial Times
Haiti and Japan: A Study in Contrasts
Bill Flax, Forbes
For Lebanon, an Irish Lesson to Ponder
Patrick Granfield, Daily Star
Bahrain a Bigger Threat Than Libya
Con Coughlin, Daily Telegraph
Contempt Charge May Trigger Vote in Canada
Steven Chase, Globe & Mail
No-Fly Zone Puts Leash on Gaddafi
David Scheffer, Los Angeles Times
What Would Orwell Do About Libya?
Robert Zaretsky, Le Monde Dip.
Nicaragua Headed for 1-Man Rule Again
Andres Oppenheimer, Miami H'ld
Ireland Right to Dig Heels on Corporate Tax
Feargal O'Rourke, Irish Times
Apathy Could Help Far-Right in Germany
Maximilian Popp, Der Spiegel
How Lobbyists Rewrite Europe's Laws
John O'Donnell, Reuters

RealClearWorld Afternoon Edition

Another Dangerous War of Choice
Ted Galen Carpenter, National Interest
World Waits in Vain for Obama Leadership
Alan Philps, The National
Berlin Lets Its Allies Go It Alone
Weiland & Nelles, Der Spiegel
Pakistan and Davis: A Sea of Lies
Cyril Almeida, Dawn
Japan and the Uses of Adversity
The Economist
What South Africa Can Teach Egypt
F.W. De Klerk, Foreign Policy
America's 'Devil's Bargain'
Syed Saleem Shahzad, Asia Times
Meet the New Brazil
Julia Sweig & Matias Spektor, Int'l Herald Tribune
Japan Fallout Could Boost Iran
Peter Goodspeed, National Post
Morocco a Model Muslim State
David Avital & David Halperin, Politico
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