Week of April 20, 2015 Archives

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Monday, April 20
A Message from Iran
Mohammad Javad Zarif, New York Times
The U.S. and Russia: Stumbling to War
Allison & Simes, National Interest
Unity Makes Russian Sanctions Sting
Douglas Hengel, GMF
Kiev Is Thriving Again
Vitaly Klitchko, Wall Street Journal
11 Acts toward a Greek Tragedy
Mohamed El-Erian, Bloomberg View
Pro-EU Coalition Loses Finnish Election
Reuters
The EU Needs Britain
Gareth Harding, EU Observer
Mediterranean Migrants Dying in Huge Numbers
S. Asokan, BuzzFeed
Iran Weaves a Middle East Nightmare
Benny Avni, New York Post
Time, Fraud and Force: The U.S.-Iran Endgame
Battat & Assa, J-Post
Time to Forge a European Defense Union
Faleg & Blockmans, Am. Interest
Understanding What America's Enemies Fear
Steven Metz, WP Review
Xi Jinping: "Long Live China-Pakistan"
Ankit Panda, The Diplomat
An Interview With Labour's Ed Miliband
T Helm & A Rawnsley, Guardian
The Kentish Seclusion of a Major German Writer
John Goudie, BBC
The New, Turbocharged Saudi Foreign Policy
Ray Takeyh, CFR
Tuesday, April 21
Greece Never Belonged, so Let It Leave
Mark Gilbert, Bloomberg View
Germany's Sympathy for Russians
Markus Ziener, German Marshall Fund
A Game Changer for North Korea's Economy
S Doo, Global Risk Insights
The Balkans' Rocky Path to Democracy
Judy Dempsey, Carnegie Europe
Russian Jews Should Heed History's Lessons
Alexei Bayer, J-Post
Where ISIS Gets Its Weed
Jesse Rosenfeld, Daily Beast
A New Government for a Sputtering Finland
Peter Teffer, EU Observer
Obama's Foreign Policy Realism
Paul Pillar, National Interest
Greece's Big Nowhere
Theodore Pelagidis, Brookings
Does India Need a Communist Party?
Jawed Naqvi, Dawn
Ed Miliband Won't Be America's Poodle
Mehdi Hasan, New York Times
The Striking Salesmanship of India's Prime Minister
H Pant, Diplomat
What Would Happen if Britain Left the EU?
Alex Preston, Guardian
This Congress Is Schizophrenic on Foreign Policy
P. Smith, Fiscal Times
What the West Owes Ukraine
Anders Aslund, Project Syndicate
Israel's First Arab News Presenter Is a Survivor
E. Miller, Times of Israel
Options for Young Iraqis: Fight or Flee
Wassim Bassem, Al Monitor
Wednesday, April 22
Deal or No Deal?
Thomas Friedman, New York Times
Grexit and the Problem of Free Trade
George Friedman, Stratfor
Unraveling the Putin Enigma, from the Inside
Vincent Jauvert, L'Obs
Europe's Shattered Dream of Order
Ivan Krastev, Foreign Affairs
Why Obama's Detente With Iran Will Fail
Michael Doran, Mosaic
The EU Is the Titanic, and Greece Is the Iceberg
C Crook, Bloomberg View
David Cameron Is Confused and Confusing on Europe
John Kerr, FT
Does Malaysia Have an ISIS Problem?
J. Chinyong Liow, Brookings
Lenin's Legacy Lives
Robert Person, Moscow Times
My Requiem for Armenians
Mustafa Akyol, Hurriyet Daily News
Israel Deported Them. ISIS Beheaded Them.
Creede Newton, Daily Beast
Let Them Come by Plane
Mattathias Schwartz, New Yorker
Egypt's Revolution in Reverse
David Graham, The Atlantic
Iran's Urban Future: Tehran and Beyond
M. Stevenson, New Geography
Farage: Only Take in Christian Refugees
Adam Bienkov, Politics.co.uk
Thursday, April 23
EU Should Be Willing to Intervene in Libya
Kaj Leers, RealClearWorld
The Yemen Trap
Fred Kaplan, Slate
When Migrants Flee "Progress"
Michelle Wrong, Foreign Policy
Obama's One-Man Tango
Carlos Alberto Montaner, RealClearWorld
For Obama, Iran Detente Always Wins
Jonathan Tobin, Commentary
Israel Alone
Bret Stephens, Wall Street Journal
Helping Migrants Is Everyone's Duty
Matteo Renzi, New York Times
A Looming U.S.-Russia Nuclear Arms Race
Artem Kureev, Russia Direct
South Koreans Bicker Over Tanking Economy
W. Pesek, Bloomberg View
U.S.-Japan, the Unsinkable Pacific Alliance
David Pilling, Financial Times
The Renzi-Obama Connection
Riccardo Alcaro, Brookings
Taiwan Drifts Away from Beijing
Gordon Chang, World Affairs Journal
An Unlikely Winner in the Ukraine-Gazprom Row
Stakhovsky, Oil Price
The New Star of the British Political Stage
Leah McLaren, Maclean's
Turkey's Foreign Policy Wrecks Its Economy
Zulfikar Dogan, Al-Monitor
Friday, April 24
Long Live Europe
Roger Cohen, New York Times
The Rise of Britain's Female Leaders
Ellie Cumbo, RealClearWorld
How the Kurds Could Shape Turkey's Future
A. Aydintasbas, TWI
U.S. Boots Hit the Ground in Lviv
Jeffrey Mankoff, CSIS
Europe's Migration Crisis
Jeanne Park, Council on Foreign Relations
Indonesia's Deft Balance of Japan and China
C. Croft-Cusworth, Lowy
Obama's Nixon Doctrine With a Persian Twist
C. Krauthammer, WaPo
Don't Let China Swallow Taiwan
J. Michael Cole, National Interest
South Africa's Poor Turn on the Downtrodden
Economist
The World Likes Obama's Foreign Policy
James Gibney, Bloomberg View
ISIS Has No Prayer of Stopping Kurdistan
Totten, World Affairs Journal
Congress Needs a Real Iran Debate
William Kristol, Weekly Standard
You Don't Need a Nuclear Arsenal to Feel Safe
E. Idrissov, The Diplomat
The Death of an American Jihadi Propagandist
Stav Ziv, Newsweek
My Cousin Who Died at Sea
Zena Agha, Bangkok Post
ISIS Suffers Major Setback in Fight for Anbar
Heather Saul, Independent
Happy Talk Won't Defeat ISIS
Max Boot, Wall Street Journal
Saturday, April 25
A Return to the Peace Party
Rep. John J. Duncan Jr., American Conservative
Rainbows, Unicorns, and a Nuclear Deal With Iran
M. Zuckerman, WSJ
UK Election: Reading Between the Polls
Joel Weickgenant, RCWorld
Baptism by Fire: Gallipoli at 100 Years
James Holmes, RealClearDefense
Hundreds Dead in Nepal Quake
G. Harris & E. Barry, New York Times
Obama Leads by Engaging
Anne-Marie Slaughter, Project Syndicate
Beirut's Little Armenia
Florence Massena, Al-Monitor
3 Myths About Iran Sanctions
Aaron Arnold, Bulletin of Atomic Scientists
Challenges for America's Arctic Leadership
Robert Hammitt, Ramen IR
China Doesn't Want Chinese Cars
Bertel Schmitt, Bloomberg View
The Hangover Cure from Ancient Egypt
Lucy Vernasco, Project Syndicate
To Save the Union, Embrace Scottish Separatists
J Freedland, Guardian
Sunday, April 26
America's 5 Best Wartime Presidents
Robert Merry, National Interest
The Middle East Pivots to Asia
David Rothkopf, Foreign Policy
Antarctica's Ice Inferno
Stephen Pyne, Aeon Magazine
Russia Knows Obama Is All Talk
L. Todd Wood, Washington Times
The Merchants Are Killing Venice
Winston Ross, Newsweek
Is Obama Even Trying?
Rich Lowry, New York Post
Political Parties: Hated, Tribal, Absolutely Crucial
Mark Damazer, NS
After Nepal's Earthquake, Images of Devastation
Alan Taylor, Atlantic
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