Week of September 3, 2012 Archives

RealClearWorld Morning Edition

Monday, September 3
The Romney-Obama Foreign Policy Split
Jackson Diehl, Washington Post
China Thrives Thanks to U.S. Strategy
Brahma Chellaney, Japan Times
A Preview of the Non-aligned World
Pankaj Mishra, Bloomberg
China Again at a Fork in the Road
Manoranjan Mohanty, The Hindu
Powerful China Pushes U.S., India Close
T.P. Sreenivasan, The Diplomat
Islamist Trouble in Timbuktu
Tahir Shah, Newsweek
UK Must Own Up to Its Brutal Past
Owen Jones, The Independent
Obama Talks, Iran Builds Bomb
Fradkin & Libby, National Review
Islam and Politics Collide in Mideast
HA Hellyer, The National
South Korea Needs to Chill Out
Andrew Salmon, Korea Times
Russia and Islam: End of Peaceful Coexistence?
The Economist
Solving the Eurozone Jigsaw Puzzle
Steven Horwitz, The European
Dictators Spurn Their Nations' Health Care
Joel Brinkley, SF Chronicle
Russia's Window on the Pacific
Kirill Muradov, East Asia Forum
Europe's Battle of the Banks
Wolfgang Munchau, Financial Times
Tuesday, September 4
Why 2013 Will Be a Year of Crisis
David Frum, CNN
Asian Nationalism at Sea
Joseph Nye, Project Syndicate
Hillary Won't Turn SE Asia Against China
Simon Tisdall, The Guardian
World's Gaze Turns to the South Pacific
Luke Hunt, The Diplomat
Africa Embraces the Chinese Model
Jonathan Manthorpe, Vancouver Sun
Cracks Between Two Eds May Wreck Labour
Mary Riddell, UK Telegraph
Merkel Takes a Page from Bill Clinton
Noah Barkin, Irish Independent
Fears Rising, Spaniards Begin to Flee Spain
Landon Thomas, NY Times
China Could Deliver Ohio to Romney
Gordon Chang, Forbes
Why Australia Must Bear Karzai a Bit Longer
Peter Hartcher, SMH
Quebec Taps Strategic Stockpile of Maple Syrup
Dan McGroarty, RCW
Canada Unprepared for Aging Double Whammy
Andrew Coyne, Nat'l Post
Is Peace a 'Vital' American Interest?
Hussein Ibish, NOW Lebanon
In Authoritarian North Korea, Hints of Reform
Chico Harlan, Wash Post
Kremlin Fanning Ethnic, Religious Flames
Nikolai Petrov, Moscow Times
Wednesday, September 5
It's Mitt's World
Thomas Friedman, New York Times
President Obama Has Failed on Iran
Rick Santorum, RealClearWorld
Republicans Can't Be Trusted with National Security
John Kerry, FP
Who-Built-It Debate Pits U.S. Against Europe
Edward Glaeser, Bloomberg
Israel and Egypt: All Bad News?
Brom, Feldman & Stein, American Interest
Unexceptional America Casting About for Blame
Tom Switzer, The Age
A Return to Brown & Blair in Great Britain
Simon Jenkins, The Guardian
Island Grabbing in Asia
Michael Klare, Foreign Affairs
China's New Guided Missile Destroyer
Yoshihara & Holmes, The Diplomat
What Roosevelt Would Do in South China Sea
Clad & Manning, FT
Islam's History Faces Threat from Within
Lindsey Hilsum, Irish Times
What Does Quebec Want? Beats Us
Dan Gardner, Ottawa Citizen
Parti Quebecois Looking for a Fight
L. Ian MacDonald, Montreal Gazette
Iran Not So Isolated After All
Dilip Hiro, Yale Global
Mexico's Dangerous, Corrupt Police
Ted Galen Carpenter, National Interest
Thursday, September 6
Obama Must Move Beyond Realism
Will Marshall, Foreign Policy
U.S., Allies Stage Afghan Rerun in Syria
David Ignatius, Washington Post
India: Superpower Dreams, Harsh Reality
Erich Follath, Der Spiegel
Euro-la-la-land's Global Threat
Kevin Rafferty, Japan Times
A New Low in the Sino-U.S. Rivalry
Brendan O'Reilly, Asia Times
Syria Foreshadows Crisis with Iran
H. Fradkin & L. Libby, RealClearWorld
The World of China's Communists
Martine Bulard, Le Monde Diplomatique
Morsi: Take Israel Seriously
Gershom Gorenberg, American Prospect
U.S. Is Key to Israel's Defense
Tzipi Livni, Jerusalem Post
Only Bombing Assad Can End Violence
Amos Yadlin, The Independent
Why the Dollar Will Remain King
David Pilling, Financial Times
The Hollow Center of British Politics
Rafael Behr, New Statesman
Don't Defend the 'Chinese Way'
Kevin Carrico, Christian Science Monitor
NATO's Libya Mess Endangers Other States
Michael Burleigh, Standpoint
A Bold Solution for Irish Debt
David McWilliams, Irish Independent
Friday, September 7
China's Massive Debt Bomb
Minxin Pei, The Diplomat
Putin: Lord of the East?
Walter Russell Mead, The American Interest
Want an Iranian Bomb? Bomb Iran
Philip Stephens, Financial Times
Boo All You Like, But UK's Tories Are Right
Jeremy Warner, Telegraph
Greece Better Off Exiting the Euro
Costas Lapavitsas, The Guardian
Mario Draghi: The Man Who Saved Europe?
Zachary Karabell, Daily Beast
Ukraine: Pariah or Partner?
John Stackhouse, Globe and Mail
Romney Doesn't Scare Billionaires in China
William Pesek, Bloomberg
Turkey Blames Obama for Mess in Syria
Karen Leigh, Foreign Policy
Ottoman Nostalgia Won't Save the Mideast
Alan Philps, The National
Why Mali Matters
Antonio Guterres, New York Times
Harper's One-Man Foreign Policy Hurts Canada
Harry Sterling, The Star
Scottish Nationalists Reject Quebec Parallel
T. Gallagher, Commentator
Princeton's Iranian Agent
Reuel Marc Gerecht, Weekly Standard
Reviving Haiti's Army Would Harm Democracy
Jeb Sprague, Miami H'ld
Saturday, September 8
The Cancer at the Core of U.S. Power
James Traub, Foreign Policy
Asia's Next Challenge: Rethinking the Welfare State
The Economist
An Age of Water Wars?
Paul Gillespie, Irish Times
Religious War Looms in the Mideast
James Jeffrey, Washington Post
The Globalization of Work - and People
Lynda Gratton, BBC News
The Real Cause of South China Sea Tension
Denny Roy, East-West Center
Living in an Age of Mega-terror
Graham Allison, New York Times
As EU Fades, Eastern Europe Rises
Przemek Skwirczynski, Commentator
God, Jerusalem and U.S. Foreign Policy
Caroline Glick, Jerusalem Post
Canada Shoots Itself in the Foot with Iran
Doug Saunders, Globe & Mail
Greece Could Spark a Financial Crisis
Milton Ezrati, National Interest
Trouble at the Triple Border
Christine Folch, Foreign Affairs
Israel's Lessons from Iraq
Dore Gold, Israel Hayom
Obama's Missed Opportunity in Asia
Nikolas Gvosdev, WP Review
Islands of Nationalism
Wenran Jiang, Korea Times
Sunday, September 9
Obama's Global Report Card
Trudy Rubin, Philadelphia Inquirer
Democrats Now the Foreign Policy Party
Fred Kaplan, Slate
Romney Can Play Offense on Foreign Policy
Alana Goodman, Commentary
Navigating a More Religious World
David Ignatius, Washington Post
What Is the U.S. Mission After bin Laden?
Spencer Ackerman, Wired
Assad's Minority Strategy
Tony Badran, NOW Lebanon
Good Riddance to Iranian Diplomats
David Frum, National Post
Why So Silent on Iranian Human Rights?
David Alton, The Independent
Violence Flares on Georgian-Russian Border
Thomas de Waal, TNI
David Cameron: Radical or Reactionary?
Janet Daley, Daily Telegraph
Nationalism the Way Forward for Spain
Julie Burchill, The Observer
Marikana Marks Rift in ANC Ideology
Vishwas Satgar, Mail & Guardian
Summer of Siege for West Africa
Adam Nossiter, New York Times
Brazil's Ego Falters Along with Its Economy
Dom Phillips, Bloomberg
The PQ Has Won Office But Lost Ground
Jeffrey Simpson, Globe & Mail
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