January 4, 2012 Archives

RealClearWorld Morning Edition

Can China's Consumers Save the West?
John Berthelsen, The Diplomat
2012 Will Be a Year of Global Political Crisis
Gideon Rachman, FT
Iran Won't Close the Strait of Hormuz
Bradley Russell & Max Boot, WSJ
Islamist Overtures Mark Change in U.S. Policy
Kirkpatrick & Myers, NYT
Muslim Brotherhood's Egyptian Long Game
Shadi Hamid, Foreign Affairs
Post-Gaddafi Libya Is Messy - and Getting Messier
Tony Karon, Time
Euro Demise, the Sooner the Better
Bruce Anderson, Daily Telegraph
China Must Be Integrated Globally
Frank Ching, China Post
What Japan Can Learn from China
William Pesek, Bloomberg
Raul Castro's Absurd Cuba Plan
Carlos Alberto Montaner, Miami Herald
Does North Korea Want Reunification?
Moon Chang-keuk, JoongAng Daily
Don't Hold Your Breath for Harper's 2012 Agenda
John Ivison, Nat'l Post
The End of America's Pro-Democracy Pretense
Glenn Greenwald, Salon
EU Is Powerless to Change Russia
Ivan Krastev, Japan Times
A Uniquely Indian Anti-Corruption Revolt
Subhash Agrawal, National

RealClearWorld Afternoon Edition

Triumph of the New Wilsonism
Gvosdev & Takeyh, National Interest
The Other Reason Europe Is Going Broke
Adam Davidson, New York Times
Iran's Supreme Loser
Ali Vaez, Foreign Policy
Hungary Bigger Threat to EU Than Debt
Esther Kinsky, The Guardian
Strait Talk With Iran
Frederick Kagan, Los Angeles Times
Iraq's Christians Under Siege
Naby & Choksy, RealClearWorld
China's Going to the Moon - That's Great
Jeffrey Kluger, Time
Iran Trying to Save Face, Not Start a War
Geneive Abdo, CNN
It's Too Early to Judge the Arab Revolts
Hussein Ibish, NOW Lebanon
No Change in North Korea
Andrei Lankov, Asia Times
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