December 21, 2011 Archives

RealClearWorld Morning Edition

How Kim's Death Risks a U.S.-China Crisis
Minxin Pei, The Diplomat
Military, Uncle to Share Power With Kim Heir
Ben Kang Lim, Reuters
Now Is the Time to Engage N. Korea
Gregg Andrew Brazinsky, Chicago Trib
Can Iraq Govern Itself?
Thomas Friedman, New York Times
War Is Over But Repercussions Just Beginning
Martin Peretz, TNR
America Retreating from the World Stage
Con Coughlin, Daily Telegraph
Is the Arab Spring Bad for Women?
Isobel Coleman, Foreign Policy
Israel Appraises Its Options
Samuel Segev, Winnipeg Free Press
Who's in Charge of Pyongyang's Nukes?
Elaine Grossman, National Journal
Can Australia Afford to Follow U.S. in Asia?
Hugh White, Sydney M.H.
Are the Good Guys Winning in Libya?
Max Hastings, Financial Times
Solve Pakistan Problem by Redrawing the Map
M. Chris Mason, G&M
America Is Losing Africa to China
Sean Lavelle, RealClearWorld
Argentina's Lessons for Crisis-Ridden Europe
Jens Glusing, Der Spiegel
Time for Retirement Policy Reform in Canada
John Ivison, National Post

RealClearWorld Afternoon Edition

Now Not the Time for N. Korea Saber Rattling
Wenran Jiang, Toronto Star
Troops Are Out, But Iraq War's Not Over
Meghan O'Sullivan, Bloomberg
Iraq After the War: A Dark, Divided Future
Tony Karon, Time
Russia Needs to Confront Its Soviet Past
Owen Matthews, Newsweek
Britain's Hague has Europhiles on the Run
Benedict Brogan, Telegraph
U.S. Not Completely Withdrawing from Iraq
Hamid Alkifaey, Daily Star
Are Settlers Becoming 'Jewish Hezbollah'?
Mark Perry, Foreign Policy
India: From BRIC to Basket Case?
Fareed Zakaria, CNN
The Totalitarianism of Technology
Ed West, The Kernel
The Life and Death of American Drones
Nick Turse, Asia Times
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