August 18, 2011 Archives

RealClearWorld Morning Edition

Planning for Libya 2.0
Daniel Serwer, Foreign Policy
NATO May Be Expiring in North Africa
George Will, Washington Post
China's Game of Cat and Mouse Censorship
David Pilling, Financial Times
Arab Spring or Revolution?
Rami Khouri, Globe and Mail
Merkel & Sarkozy Talk While Europe Burns
Jeremy Warner, Telegraph
Echoes of Afghanistan in Libya
Abdel Bari Atwan, The Guardian
Why Iraq's Terror Uptick Won't Affect Troop Decisions
Tony Karon, Time
U.S. Should Rein in Syria - and Turkey
Tony Badran, Foreign Affairs
Syria Tests New Islamic Rights Group
Ryan Kaminski, Washington Times
Feud Splits the Taliban
Ron Moreau, The Daily Beast
India Aims to Master Its Neighborhood
Jaswant Singh, Project Syndicate
The UK Could Learn from U.S. Policing
Daniel Finkelstein, Times of London
Stalin Caused the Soviet Collapse
Rutland & Pomper, Moscow Times
Canada's Separatist Movement in Disarray
Graeme Hamilton, Nat'l Post
Toronto's Mayor Digs into a Subway Hole
Martin Regg Cohn, Toronto Star

RealClearWorld Afternoon Edition

Israel Strikes Gaza After Attacks
Kershner & Kirkpatrick, NY Times
Israel a Victim of the Egyptian Revolution
Caroline Glick, Jerusalem Post
China's $3.2 Trillion Headache
Yao Yang, Project Syndicate
Britons Have Been Violent & Cruel for Years
Christopher Hitchens, Slate
What's the Matter With Young Westerners?
Victor Davis Hanson, NRO
Why Manmohan Singh Should Resign
Rajeev Sharma, The Diplomat
Will Merkel's Coalition Hinder a Euro Rescue?
Der Spiegel
A Rudderless World
Kishore Mahbubani, International Herald Tribune
America's Favorite Terrorist Group
Abbas Milani, The National Interest
German Unification & Seoul's 'Sunshine Policy'
Sunny Lee, Korea Times
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