Week of January 2, 2012 Archives

RealClearWorld Morning Edition

Monday, January 2
How to Save Iraq From Civil War
Leslie Gelb, Newsweek
Barack and Bibi: A Downward Spiral
Aaron David Miller, LA Times
2012 Foreign Policy Wish List
Thomas P. M. Barnett, World Politics Review
New Kim, Same North Korea
John Hemmings, The Diplomat
Why China Will Collapse in 2012
Gordon Chang, Foreign Policy
Europe's Road to Ruin
Bruce Arnold, Irish Independent
Iran's Consequential Election
Yasmin Alem, The National
North Korea's Merchant Class Key to Change
Robert Fouser, Korea Times
America's Threat to Asian Trade
Jagdish Bhagwati, JoongAng Daily
Iran's Dangerous Trade Game
Nima Assl, The Guardian
2012 Offers Britain Great Hope
Max Hastings, Daily Mail
How Iraq Can Define Its Destiny
Ali Allawi, New York Times
The Sunni-Shia War
Gwynne Dyer, Hurriyet Daily News
Why Can't America Apologize to Pakistan?
Irfan Husain, Dawn
India's Maoists Going Urban
Neeta Lal, Asia Sentinel
Tuesday, January 3
A Dangerous World After America
Zbigniew Brzezinski, Foreign Policy
Iran's Self-Defeating Saber-Rattling
Amir Taheri, New York Post
Al-Qaeda on the Ropes
Sami Yousafzai & Ron Moreau, Newsweek
Mullah Omar: Last Man Standing in Afghanistan
Luke Hunt, Diplomat
Isolationism Redux Via Ron Paul
Richard Cohen, Washington Post
It's Time to Retire the NATO Alliance
Doug Bandow, Forbes
Fast-Track to a Palestinian State?
Casey L. Coombs, RealClearWorld
Israel Needs a Southern Border Fence
Joe Kaufman, National Review
Jordan Makes Its Mideast Move
Samuel Segev, Winnipeg Free Press
Is the World Safer Without the USSR?
Mikhail Gorbachev, The Nation
Quebec Sleeps - Or Does It?
Robert Bothwell, Toronto Star
In Nigeria, Boko Haram Is Not the Problem
Jean Herskovits, NY Times
Manmohan Singh: India's Weakest Premier Ever
Ravi Menon, Gulf News
South Sudan, Israel's New Ally
Daniel Pipes, Washington Times
Why Libyans Have Fallen Out of Love With Qatar
Steven Sotloff, Time
Wednesday, January 4
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
Thursday, January 5
U.S. Is Pushing Iran Toward War
Vali Nasr, Bloomberg
Iran Is Weak and Getting Weaker
Fareed Zakaria, Washington Post
Japan Mulls Rearming to Defend Itself
Michael Auslin, Wall Street Journal
China's Unstoppable Billion
Gordon Chang, The Diplomat
Forget GOP Primaries, China's Leadership Race Is On
John Gapper, FT
Egypt's Military Threatens Democracy
Masoud & Ingalls, New York Times
Egypt's Salafis Seek Instant Sharia
Sarah Topol, Foreign Policy
Who Will Lead the Anti-Putin Forces?
Neef & Schepp, Der Spiegel
China and Japan Find Common Ground
Francesco Sisci, Asia Times
Nigeria Needs America's Help
Owoye Azazi, Washington Times
Rethinking America's Pakistan Plan
Amitai Etzioni, The National Interest
Dialing Up the Taliban
The Economist
Israel Must Regain Turkey's Friendship
Gideon Levy, Haaretz
UN Keeps Palestinians Helpless
Hillel Neuer, Jerusalem Post
Can Mideast Make Peace With the Past?
Michael Young, The National
Friday, January 6
Can U.S. Afford to Call Iran's Bluff?
Simon Tisdall, The Guardian
Turning the Page on a Decade of War
President Barack Obama
Obama's Suicidal Defense Trajectory
Max Boot, Commentary Magazine
Why a One-War U.S. Policy Will Work
Michael O'Hanlon, Washington Post
Palestinian State in UN Is One Dumb Idea
Aaron David Miller, Slate
How Not to Keep the United Kingdom United
Alex Massie, Spectator
Why Is Obama Selling Arms to a Dictatorship?
David Keyes, TNR
When China Rules, It Will Not Set the Rules
Ivan Krastev, Japan Times
Pakistan's Slow-Motion Coup
C. Christine Fair, Foreign Policy
Hungarian Democracy Is Doing Just Fine
Tibor Fischer, Daily Telegraph
Political Role for Iraq Militants Worsens Tensions
Healy & Schmidt, NYT
Drug Mayhem Goes South of Mexico
Ted Galen Carpenter, National Interest
Leaving Euro Would Be Disaster for Ireland
Brian Hayes, Irish Indy
Harper's Sleepy Majority
Paul Wells, Maclean's
What to Like and Fear About the NDP
Jeffrey Simpson, Globe and Mail
Saturday, January 7
How to Break the Mideast Stalemate
Dennis Ross, Washington Post
Who Is Really Bombing Syria?
Rania Abouzeid, Time
Why Islamism Is Winning
John Owen, New York Times
Britain Needs to Forgive, Forget Thatcher
Richard Vinen, Financial Times
Turkey's Authoritarian Slide
Owen Matthews, The Daily Beast
Would Israel Nuke Iran?
Bennett Ramberg, Politico
Moving Closer to War With Iran
Trita Parsi, The Independent
America's Disarmed Future
Arthur Herman, National Review
How Austerity Is Killing Europe
Jeff Madrick, New York Review of Books
Ireland's Fateful Choice: Europe or Britain
Paul Gillespie, Irish Times
Iran's Bluster and Weakness
Benjamin Friedman, The National Interest
Algeria's Revolution That Wasn't
James Traub, Foreign Policy
Seizing the Moment With North Korea
Kim Young-hie, JoongAng Daily
How Empire Ruled the World
Burbank & Cooper, Le Monde Diplomatique
Dictator Daniel Ortega Version 2.0
Joel Hirst, Huffington Post
Sunday, January 8
Watching Elephants Fly in Egypt
Thomas Friedman, New York Times
Chaos on the Shores of Tripoli?
Walter Russell Mead, The American Interest
Obama Closes the Book on the 9/11 Era
David Ignatius, Washington Post
Obama's Modest Proposal on Defense
Doyle McManus, Los Angeles Times
The Muslim Brotherhood's Big Moment
Robert Fulford, National Post
Will Iran Lash Out at Weak Israel?
Meir Javedanfar, The Diplomat
Would a Republican President Back Up Iran Rhetoric?
Michael Cohen, FP
Maliki's Politicized Iraqi Army
Maria Fantappie, The National
China Has Seen the Enemy and It's Us
Troy Parfitt, Toronto Star
China Puts Brakes on Foreign Automakers
Wieland Wagner, Der Spiegel
Scandinavian Lessons for Declining Britain
Linda Colley, The Guardian
Canada Picked Its Kandahar Moment
Doug Saunders, Globe and Mail
Haiti 2 Years Later: Half a Million Still in Camps
Trenton Daniel, AP
Turkmenistan's Surreal Presidential Election
Joshua Foust, The Atlantic
Sovereignty and the Pitiless Passage of Time
Henrik Bering, WSJ
A Marine's Journal: Unfinished Business in Afghanistan
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