September 28, 2011 Archives

RealClearWorld Morning Edition

The Middle East's Dangerous Soap Opera
Thomas Friedman, NY Times
Fear and Loathing in the Eurozone
Martin Wolf, Financial Times
China as J.P. Morgan Might Have to Save World
William Pesek, Bloomberg
The Bleak Future of Sino-Japanese Relations
Michael Auslin, TNI
Will Islamists Take Over North Africa?
Hoges & Thielke, Der Spiegel
Decline a Hard Pill for UK to Swallow
Richard Norton-Taylor, Guardian
Make Dictatorships Illegal
Mark Palmer & Patrick Glen, Washington Post
Sudan's Bloody War to Engulf Region Again
Peter Goodspeed, National Post
Hints of an African Spring
G. Pascal Zachary, The Atlantic
China's African Mischief
Yuriko Koike, Project Syndicate
Nervous Asia Dissects Taiwan's F-16 Saga
Jens Kastner, Asia Times
The Rise and Fall of Australia
Nick Bryant, The Australian
Australia Mulling Its China Card
Michael Sutton, The Diplomat
IRS Continues Back Taxes Hunt in Canada
Don Cayo, Vancouver Sun
U.S.-Canada Oil Pipeline a No-Brainer
Ian MacDonald, Montreal Gazette

RealClearWorld Afternoon Edition

Europe Needs a Hero
Christine Ockrent, International Herald Tribune
How Close Is Iran to the Bomb? It Depends
Fredrik Dahl, Reuters
Is U.S. Fading in the New Mideast?
Fradkin & Libby, World Affairs Journal
The Battle of the Knowledge Superpowers
Sean Coughlan, BBC News
From Goths to Genghis, the Little Guy Wins
George Jonas, National Post
Turkey Has Problems With Her Neighbors
Michael Young, The National
Iran Talks a Force Multiplier
Meir Javedanfar & Matt Duss, Foreign Policy
Putin's Bag of Tricks
Lucian Kim, Moscow Times
Palestinians Shed Their Victimhood
Rami Khouri, Daily Star
Winners and Losers in PA Statehood Bid
Yossi Klein Halevi, New Republic
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