November 2, 2011 Archives

RealClearWorld Morning Edition

Afghanistan's Long List of Suckers
Thomas Friedman, New York Times
Eurocrats Are Terrified of Democracy
Daniel Hannan, Daily Telegraph
Germany Seizes Control of Europe, for Better or Worse
Der Spiegel
U.S. Surprised by Iraqi Democracy
Tony Karon, The National
Iraqi Military Isn't Ready for U.S. Withdrawal
Eli Lake, The Daily Beast
NATO Unlikely to Repeat Libya Campaign
Gordon Robison, Gulf News
Mr. Normal vs. President Bling Bling in France
Mitchell Cohen, TNR
Israel's Ideal Partners Are in Gaza
Zvi Bar'el, Haaretz
What Is Obama's Syria Policy?
Lee Smith, Weekly Standard
Kenya's Blundering Mission in Somalia
Tendai Marima, Al Jazeera
India Comes Calling on Japan
Rajeev Sharma, The Diplomat
Scandal Exposes Japan Corporate Culture
Todd Crowell, RealClearWorld
Why U.S. Can't Escape the Eurocrisis
Gerald O'Driscoll, Wall Street Journal
Europe's Lesson for Quebec Secessionists
Jeffrey Simpson, Globe and Mail
What to Expect from Next Saudi King
Bruce Riedel, National Interest

RealClearWorld Afternoon Edition

Face It: Pakistan Is an Enemy
Anatol Lieven, International Herald Tribune
How Badly Did Europe Screw Up?
Mohamed El-Erian, Foreign Policy
Papandreou's Right: Let Greeks Decide Their Fate
Sven Boll, Der Spiegel
U.S. Losing Propaganda War to Taliban
Yochi Dreazen, National Journal
Free Markets, Not China, Can Save Europe
Nicole Gelinas, City Journal
Should We Worry About Undersea Arms Race?
Robert Farley, WPR
Stuxnet and Cyberwar Blowback
Tom Gjelten, NPR
Europe's NATO Free Ride Is Over
Paddy Ashdown, Daily Telegraph
Russia's Not Rebuilding the Soviet Union
Dmitri Trenin, Project Syndicate
Japan: Burma's New Guardian?
Naing Ko Ko & Simon Scott, Japan Times
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