December 20, 2011 Archives

RealClearWorld Morning Edition

Will North Korea Become China's Newest Province?
Victor Cha, NY Times
Managing the Next Korea
Donald Gross, RealClearWorld
Farewell to a Dumb War in Iraq
Gideon Rachman, Financial Times
For Putin, It's a Matter of Time
Eric Morse, Ottawa Citizen
The Frankenstein of Tahrir Square
Steven Cook, Foreign Policy
Syria's Economy Is Nearing the Brink
Christian Henderson, Daily Star
Tehran Holds Obama Re-Election Wild Card
Daniel Pipes, Wash Times
Will Kim Jong-un Test a Nuclear Weapon?
Eli Lake, The Daily Beast
Can Kim Jong-un Be North Korea's Deng?
Isabel Hilton, The Guardian
Kim Jong-Il: Psychoanalysis of a Dictator
Jason Goldman, Scientific Am.
Vaclav Havel: The Outsider in Power
Madeleine Albright, Washington Post
Havel and the Politics of Common Decency
Jiri Pehe, Toronto Star
Are Greeks Lazy?
Matthew Yglesias, Slate
Qatar Can't Replace Saudi Arabia
Ayman Mustafa, Gulf News
The Anglosphere Still Reigns Supreme
Neil Reynolds, Globe and Mail

RealClearWorld Afternoon Edition

A Chance for North Koreans
John Lee, New York Times
How to Free North Korea
Adrian Hong, Foreign Policy
A New Hamas in the Making?
Bilal Saab, The National Interest
Obama's 3 a.m. Korean Phone Call
John Bolton, Wall Street Journal
Russia Will Plunge Into a 2012 Crisis
Vladimir Ryzhkov, Moscow Times
Nicolas Sarkozy's Comeback
Mathieu von Rohr, Der Spiegel
China's Revolt Points to Deeper Problem
Jacqueline Deal, Huffington Post
Can Kim Jong-un Be a Reformer?
Gilbert Rozman, The New Republic
Life and Death of American Drones
Nick Turse, The Nation
India's Confused Nuclear Policy
Ramesh Thakur, Japan Times
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