Tuesday's comment from the papers in...

Today in Times Comment

• David Aaronovitch: My oath to the Land of No
• Libby Purves: Work hard - beat depression
• Rosemary Righter: Crush Tibet: China's only path
• Melanie McDonagh: No smoking. But blood is fine
• Chris Ayres: The magic castle may disappear
• Peter Riddell: Victims and survivors of the Whitehall warriors
• Ann Treneman: Czechmate for Gordon Brown, a man in a hurry to save us from recession

And from the rest of the papers...

• Rachel Sylvester: (The Telegraph) - Gordon Brown's pragmatic war on terror
• Andrew O'Hagan: (The Telegraph) - Closing post offices is social vandalism
• Howard Flight: (The Telegraph) - UK heads into an economic hurricane
• Polly Toynbee: (The Guardian) - Cameron's down-home hokum is going to backfire
• Bill Emmott: (The Guardian) - The US economy is about to suffer a painful dose of reality. About time, too
• Michele Hanson: (The Guardian) - With so many of our local post offices destined for the chop, what will become of the pensioners?
• Mary Dejevsky: (The Independent) - Work hard? Play by the rules? You're a loser...
• Dominic Lawson: (The Independent) - You can't keep race out of US politics
• Steve Richards: (The Independent) - Labour needs to find a new narrative. And the Conservatives must stick to their story
• Quentin Letts: (The Daily Mail) - As junior Tories made way for the big beasts we tasted the shift in power
• Gideon Rachman: (The Financial Times) - Spain, Italy and identity politics

And from around the world...

• David Brooks: (The New York Times) - The bailout artists
• Eugene Robinson: (The Washington Post) - Any ideas, Candidates? It'd be nice if they'd notice that our financial system is coming apart at the seams.
• Alan S. Blinder: (The Washington Post) - The Fed can't do it alone
• Bret Stephens: (The Wall Street Journal) - God and man in china
• Wei Jingsheng: (International Herald Tribune) - No time to close our eyes
• Editorial: (China Daily) - No return to old Tibet