Week of March 24, 2014 Archives

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Monday, March 24
Putin's Dream Doesn't Stop in Crimea
Oleg Shynkarenko, The Daily Beast
Confronting Putin's Russia
Michael McFaul, New York Times
The Age of London's Oligarchs Is Ending
Cristina Odone, Daily Telegraph
Let Europe Lead in Ukraine
Anne-Marie Slaughter, Project Syndicate
The Return of Realpolitik
Robert Samuelson, Washington Post
Defying Taliban, Afghans Head to the Polls
Marc Grossman, Yale Global
Are the Baltic States Next?
Ted Galen Carpenter, The National Interest
Poland Wins, in a Way, in Ukraine Crisis
Andrew Peek, Fiscal Times
Libya: A Western Made Disaster
Owen Jones, The Guardian
After the Mideast Peace Process, What Then?
Jon Cook, The National
Making Canada Matter in the World
Conrad Black, National Post
Xinjiang's Cycle of Violence
Ananth Krishnan, The Hindu
Syria's UN Aid Jam
Colum Lynch, Foreign Policy
Turkey Goes Out of Control
Chris de Bellaigue, New York Review of Books
America Can Save the Internet
L. Gordon Crovitz, Wall Street Journal
Tuesday, March 25
Would You Die for Ukraine?
Stephen Walt, Foreign Policy
Great Men Matter -- So Do Evil Ones
Richard Cohen, Washington Post
Could This Tiny Estonia Town Kill NATO?
Michael Ben-Gad, Conversation
A War over Ukraine Would Be Ruinous for Russia
Gideon Rachman, FT
American Strategy After Ukraine
George Friedman, Stratfor
Qatar's World Cup Is a Race Against Death
Jonathan Mahler, Bloomberg
The Story of the Century
Roger Cohen, New York Times
Why Is the U.S. Funding Russian Laser Tag?
Dustin Walker, RCDefense
How Japan Could Turn the Tables on China
James Holmes, The Diplomat
German Diplomacy: Reckless or Clever?
Leon Hadar, National Interest
Next Test for Obama: Soothing the Saudis
Dennis Ross, LA Times
Can Matteo Renzi Fix Italian Politics?
Rob Edens, RealClearWorld
Europe's Latest Secession Movement: Venice?
Matt Ford, The Atlantic
What's in a Belgian Name? Politics
Claire Davenport, Wall Street Journal
The Scotland of India
Tunku Varadarajan, The Daily Beast
Wednesday, March 26
Putin and the Laws of Gravity
Thomas Friedman, New York Times
How to Turn Russia into Hitler's Germany
Jacques Attali, CSM
So No More Mass Extinctions Then?
Axel Bojanowski, Der Spiegel
The Zetas Conquered Mexico with Walkie-Talkies
Damon Tabor, PopSci
Can Japan Escape Its Demographic Crisis?
Ankit Panda, The Diplomat
A U.S.-Saudi Divorce Is No Option
Aaron David Miller, American Interest
Taiwan's Faltering Democracy
Bettina Chang, Pacific Standard
How Putin Sees the Middle East
Michael Doran, Mosaic
Pilot Suicide for Flight MH370?
A. Ranganathan, The Hindu
How a Biblical Worldview Helped Israel's Leaders
Daniel Gordis, Tablet
Why India Keeps Falling Behind China
Frank Ching, China Post
How a New Cold War Helps China & India
M K Bhadrakumar, Asia Times
The Specter of Polio Looms Over the Mideast
Tim Whewell, BBC News
Is History Really Repeating in Crimea?
Frida Ghitis, Global Public Square
Palestinians Dream of Destroying Israel
Khaled Toameh, Gatestone
Thursday, March 27
President Obama's Foreign Policy Paradox
Robert Kagan, Washington Post
'Isolating' Russia Isn't a Serious Option
Ian Bremmer, New York Times
Putin's Manifest Destiny
Raymond de Souza, National Post
Obama's Odd Infatuation with Joseph Kony
Angelo Izama, The Guardian
The Dangers of a Cuban Collapse
Daniel Serwer, Politico Magazine
Is the Carnage in Syria Obama's Fault?
Robert Kaplan, Stratfor
Obama Blesses Mideast's New Authoritarian Order
Haroon Siddiqui, Star
Sisi 2014! Now the Hard Part...
Steven A. Cook, Foreign Policy
The Politics of China's Urbanization
Zachary Keck, The Diplomat
Can Asia Prevent Its Own Crimea?
Bonnie Glaser & Ely Ratner, GPS
Japan Might Have Friends If It Just Shut Up
William Pesek, Bloomberg
How The National Front Is Winning France
Cecile Alduy, The Nation
Mandatory Kim Jong-un Haircuts: A Baldfaced Lie?
Eric Talmadge, AP
Don't Count Out Rob Ford Just Yet
Marcus Gee, Globe and Mail
Why I Won't Let My Children Learn French
Liam Mullone, The Spectator
Friday, March 28
Beware the Rise of Putin the Terrible
Leon Aron, Los Angeles Times
Obama's 21st Century Power Politics
Fareed Zakaria, Washington Post
Let Putin Have Crimea -- It Will Destroy Him
Owen Matthews, Spectator
Obama vs. Putin: The Mismatch
Charles Krauthammer, National Review
The Enemy We've Been Waiting For
James Traub, Foreign Policy
Crimea's Tatars: Running Out of Time and Options
Michael Weiss, NOW
A Palestinian Bantustan Won't End the Conflict
Daniel Levy, Haaretz
Obama Calls the Shots in Saudi Arabia
David Blair, Daily Telegraph
This Professor Could Be Afghanistan's Next President
Jeffrey Stern, TNR
On Ukraine, America Must Do More
Sen. Dan Coats, RealClearWorld
The Delusions of American Hawks
Daniel Larison, American Conservative
The End of Chinese Central Planning
Stephen Roach, Project Syndicate
Why Argentina Struggles for a Lifeline
Jaime Daremblum, Weekly Stand.
'Darfur Fatigue' Is Killing Sudan
Simpson & Corrado, Globe and Mail
Will Rome Bring Prosperity to North Africa?
Giovanni Faleg, TAI
Saturday, March 29
Putin's Soviet Ambitions Hide in Plain Sight
Oliver Bullough, BBC
In Britain & U.S., Democracy Is Dying
Stein Ringen, Washington Post
Russia, Not West, Now Commands History
John Batchelor, Al Jazeera
China's Plan for Power Revealed
Gregory Poling, East Asia Forum
The Bogus NATO Panic
Fred Kaplan, Slate
World Needs 19th Century Behavior
Fyodor Lukyanov, RIGA
U.S. Military More Active in Africa than You Think
Nick Turse, TD
Saudis Push Pakistan Deeper into Fanaticism
P. Ravichandran, Pragati
Arctic: The Next U.S., Russian Flashpoint
Uri Friedman, The Atlantic
Ukraine's Next Big Headache
Dan Peleschuk, Global Post
Russia, U.S. Show Contempt for International Law
Brahma Chellaney, JP
Why China's Big Mouth Is Actually Encouraging
David Wroe, SMH
Are We Wasting Money on Fragile States?
Doug Saunders, Globe and Mail
The Most Surprising Thing About Delhi
Julien Bouissou, Le Monde
In Britain, Fat Is the New Normal
Matthew Norman, Daily Telegraph
Sunday, March 30
Ukraine Prepares for War
Alexander Motyl, CNN
Obama Must Flex Some Muscle in Ukraine
Leslie Gelb, The Daily Beast
The Consequences of Russia's Anti-Westernism
Anne Applebaum, WaPo
It's Putin's World
Thomas Graham, Yale Global
What Putin Could Learn from Yugoslavia
Matt Stevenson, New Geo
Ukraine's Hopes Riding on a Chocolatier
Andrew E. Kramer, NY Times
Spare Us the Nasser Imagery in Egypt
Rami Khouri, The Daily Star
Tough Love Will Keep Israel, Palestinians in Line
Hussein Ibish, National
The Asia Pivot Is Still On
Doyle McManus, Los Angeles Times
Beware India's Angry Middle Class
Jack Goldstone, The Hindu
In Turkey, Challenging West Wins Elections
Howard Eissenstat, Reuters
A Quebec Election Still Up for Grabs
Jeffrey Simpson, Globe and Mail
Brandishing the American Sword in the Gulf
Aaron Stein, Nat'l Interest
Scotland's Narrow Independence Debate
Alexander Linklater, Observer
Tea Party Libertarianism Sweeps France
Robert Zaretsky, Foreign Policy
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