The Top 10 Apologies Barack Obama should make to the world (Nile Gardiner, Telegraph)
Obama Appears Blinded by His Own Ideological Biases (Jonah Goldberg, RCP)
Conservative Blogger Faces Criticism Over Protege (NPR)
Why shouldn't he be complacent? (Brothers Judd)
Largest-ever federal payroll to hit 2.15 million (Stephen Dinan, Wash Times)
Backdoor taxes to hit middle class (Terri Cullen, Reuters)
More Washington (Mark Steyn, NRO)
How climate-change fanatics corrupted science (Michael Barone, RCP)
Manipulating the climate numbers (David Warren, RCP)
Transportation Secy: Don't Drive Recalled Toyotas (CBS News)
Climate change emails between scientists reveal flaws in peer review (Fred Pearce, Guardian)
A Race Of Races (Joel Kotkin, Newgeography.com)
Review of Running Alone by James MacGregor Burns (Jon Meacham, Washington Post)
Review of The Theocons by Damon Linker (Joshua Muravchik, Commentary)
Review of Palestine by Jimmy Carter (Alan Dershowitz, NY Sun)
Review of The Blind Side by Michael Lewis (George Will, NY Times)
Review of God's Universe by Owen Gingerich (Margaret Wetheim, LA Times)
Thatcher and Carter: the not-so special relationship (Anthony Seldon, Telegraph)
Indonesia bans buffaloes from political protests (Telegraph)
Why China is stoking war of words with US (Bill Emmott, Times)
Unlikely revolutionaries (Lee smith, Tablet)
What the eurozone must do if it is to survive (Wolfgang Munchau, FT)
Iraq catches eye of investors with patience (Courtney Fingar, FT)
Yemen economy hooked on qat (Abigail Fielding-Smith, FT)
US woos India back to the Bush era (M K Bhadrakumar, Asia Times)
Saudis Battle Yemeni Rebels at Border (Mohammed Aly Sergie, WSJ)
Nigeria: China May Dominate Oil Sector, Analyst Predicts (Adeola Yusuf, AllAfrica.com)