June 11, 2012 Archives

Week of June 11, 2012 Archives

RealClearWorld Evening Edition

Monday, June 11

We're in Denial About Europe

Christopher Mahoney, Toronto Star

Europe Saves Its Banks, Spurns Its People

Paul Krugman, New York Times

Killing Assad Isn't a Radical Idea for the U.S.

Peter Beinart, Daily Beast

Firepower Bristles in the South China Sea

David Lague, Reuters

Democracy and Capitalism Break Up

Pankaj Mishra, Bloomberg

Obama's Iran and Syria Muddle

Jackson Diehl, Washington Post

Syria Drives a New Cold War

Abdel Bari Atwan, Gulf News

Why Pakistan Will Win in Afghanistan

Michael Petrou, Maclean's

Kennedy and Castro: Connecting the Dots?

Pedro Roig, Miami Herald

Canada Shouldn't Bail Out Europe

Jason Langrish, Globe and Mail

Tuesday, June 12

Soft Approach to Syria Won't Work

Aaron David Miller, Al-Monitor

How to Help Syria Without Invading

Amir Taheri, New York Post

'Kill List' Violates Laws of War

Katrina Vanden Heuvel, Washington Post

Egypt Better After Mubarak? Not for Women

Ali Khaled, The National

Will India Ever Be a U.S. Partner?

Christopher Clary, Foreign Policy

Will China Fill Afghan Vacuum?

Austin Ramzy, Time

U.S., Russia's Shared Central Asia Interests

Brian Downing, Asia Times

What U.S. Wants in Caucasus

Sergey Markedonov, The National Interest

How Entebbe Changed Bibi

Dan Ephron, Newsweek

Montreal Has Become Collateral Damage

Henry Aubin, Montreal Gazette

Wednesday, June 13

Why Germany Won't Bail Out Europe

Hans-Werner Sinn, New York Times

12 Signs of the Europocalypse

Rediker & Gordon, Foreign Policy

We Should Be Thankful for the EU

Alan Massie, The Scotsman

Will This Be an Asian Century?

Maria Wihardja, Jakarta Post

Will Judges Rule Egypt?

Hussein Ibish, NOW Lebanon

A Vision for Chinese Reform

Joseph Bosco, RealClearWorld

Greece Votes Itself in the Foot

Stathis Kalyvas, Foreign Affairs

Why Pakistan Wants Me Dead

Husain Haqqani, Washington Post

The West's Self-Destructive Foreign Policy

George Jonas, National Post

West Must Try a 'Third Way' with North Korea

Zhiqun Zhu, CS Monitor

Thursday, June 14

The End of Egypt's So-Called Transition

Marc Lynch, Foreign Policy

Lebanon Sitting on the Edge

David Ignatius, Washington Post

Germany: Rich Uncle in a Poor Family

David Henry, Bloomberg

Don't Let German Efficiency Crush Italy's Spirit

Nathan Gardels, CSM

All Pain, No Gain in Southern Europe

Doyle McManus, Los Angeles Times

Pakistan Military Key to U.S. Thaw

Marvin Weinbaum, The National

Europe's Tragic Farce

Robert Kuttner, The American Prospect

Preventing a Civil War in Libya

Ranj Alaaldin, The Guardian

Rand Paul's Odd Support for Mitt's Foreign Policy

Dan Larison, The Week

Japan's Young Shun the World Stage

Robert Dujarric, Japan Times

Friday, June 15

Does Greece's Election Really Matter?

Desmond Lachman, The American

How Spain Got Worse in Less Than a Week

Lisa Abend, Time

A Global Perfect Storm

Nouriel Roubini, Project Syndicate

Cairo's Judicial Coup

Nathan Brown, Foreign Policy

A Disillusioned Egypt Must Still Vote

Khaled Diab, The National

What Egypt Can Learn from Burma

Jane Harman, Politico

Suu Kyi: Woman Who Never Sought to Lead

Jason Burke, The Guardian

Israel Should Try West Bank Disengagement

Rafael Frankel, TNI

Portents All Bad for Syrian Bloodbath

Greg Sheridan, The Australian

Haggling over Afghanistan

Michael Krepon, Washington Post