Week of April 27, 2015 Archives

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Monday, April 27
George W. Bush Bashes Obama on Middle East
J Rogin, Bloomberg View
Iran Won't Give Up on Its Revolution
Khalaji, Jeffrey & Cagaptay, NYT
The Cost of Building a Russian Patriot
Anastasia Yakoreva, Kommersant
Forgetting Vietnam
Christian Appy, TomDispatch
Inspiring a Stronger, Better Australia
Paul Kelly, The Australian
Is Assad Finally on His Way Out?
W.R. Mead, The American Interest
U.S. Must Support Democracy in Middle East
Jackson Diehl, WaPo
Russia, China, and the Strength of Revisionism
Thomas Wright, TNI
How to Exorcise Israel's 'Ethnic Demon?'
Susan H. Rolef, Jerusalem Post
An Open Letter from South Africa's President
Jacob Zuma, D-Maverick
Could Britain Vote Online?
Tom de Castella, BBC
The Earthquake Nepal Saw Coming
Matt Schiavenza, The Atlantic
Chlorine Saves Lives; Assad Uses It to Kill
A Sparrow, NY Review of Books
Why IS Attracts Europe's Muslim Youth
Philips & Eisikovits, Global Post
The U.S. Will Lead a Fractured Arctic Council
Nick Cunningham, Oil Price
From Enemies in the Iran-Iraq War to Brothers
N. Macdonald, Maclean's
Tuesday, April 28
Greece's Pres: No Grexit on My Watch
Christides, Bocking & Nelles, Spiegel
Could the Islamic State and al Qaeda Merge?
Scott Stewart, Stratfor
Letter to an American Grandson
Tom Engelhardt, TomDispatch
Britain's Dreadful Drift from the Global Stage
Steven Erlanger, NYT
Rethinking America's Nuclear Surrender
Eric McFarland, WSJ
North Korea's New Diplomacy
Nadege Rolland, Lowy Interpreter
Don't Let Labour Spoil What We Saved
David Cameron, Telegraph
England Is the Most Troublesome Link of British Union
J. Ganesh, FT
Is Ukraine Conflict a Win for Russia, or a Defeat?
A Golts, Moscow Times
Nepal on Its Knees
Maria Grazia Crogiola, La Stampa
Why Is a Hated Man Speaking for Greece?
Mark Gilbert, Bloomberg View
'Booming' London Leaves Londoners Behind
A. Chakrabortty, Guardian
Obama: Remember the Carter Doctrine
Doran & Boot, Weekly Standard
7 Reasons to Travel to Cambodia
Alison Spiegel, Huffington Post
Why Labour Has Hardened Stance Against SNP
D Torrance, Scotsman
Wednesday, April 29
On Trade: Obama Right, Critics Wrong
Tom Friedman, New York Times
Prelude to a Japanese Revival
John Minnich, Stratfor
Varoufakis Just Wasted Greece's Precious Time
Kaj Leers, RCWorld
Marshall Islands Needs US Help vs. Iran
Lake & Rogin, Bloomberg View
Iran and the U.S. Navy Are Ready to Rumble
Micah Halpern, NY Observer
A Third Power Is Rising in the East
Sholto Byrnes, The National
5 Challenges to UK Foreign Policy
Robin Niblett, BBC
Scotland's Revenge
Peter Geoghegan, Foreign Policy
A Taunting ISIS Approaches Tunisia
Nancy Youssef, Daily Beast
Israel's Inadequate Preparations for the Next War
Ephraim Sneh, YNet
The Saudi Monarchy's Big Reshuffle
Ahmed Al Omran, Wall Street Journal
US CEOs Prepare to Tap Iran's Markets
Barbara Slavin, Al-Monitor
Japan Is a Hawk in Dove's Clothing
William Johnson, Reuters
In Indonesia, Executed While Singing 'Amazing Grace'
AFP
Is Mali Sliding Back to Conflict?
John Campbell, CFR
Thursday, April 30
China Should Be Scared of Vietnam's New Missiles
F.S. Gady, Diplomat
Voting for God in the United Kingdom
Daniel Webster, RealClearWorld
The Happiest Country in Latin America
A. Oppenheimer, Miami Herald
The Evolving U.S.-Japan Strategy in Cyberspace
Riley Walters, RCWorld
The Singular Life of Husband-and-Wife Nazi Hunters
A. Lancelin, L'Obs
Putin Needs Neither War Nor Peace
Leonid Bershidsky, Bloomberg View
Footloose and Falun Gong
Isaac Stone Fish, Foreign Policy
Britain's Malaise Spreads Across the Atlantic
N. Burns, Boston Globe
The Rapid Descent of Jokowi's Star
Kevin Lees, Suffragio
Japan's PM Bets on Fading American Memories
David Graham, Atlantic
Why Countries Are Destroying Ivory Stockpiles
A. Rhodes, Independent
40 Years Later, Lessons Learned from Vietnam War
New York Times
The Misplaced Nostalgia for a Libyan Dictator
Rolla Khalaf, FT
Vietnam Has Moved on from the War
Andrew Lam, Los Angeles Times
ISIS Declares War on Nike
Patrick Howell O'Neill, Daily Dot
Friday, May 1
A Frosty Future Beckons China and the U.S.
P. Stephens, Financial Times
Iran and Saudi Arabia Are on a Collision Course
Farzin Nadimi, TWI
How Libya Continues to Flummox Europe
Anne Applebaum, WaPo
Rechristening the U.S.-Japan Defense Alliance
Euan Graham, Interpreter
Remember Kobani?
Zeina Karam & Mohammed Rasool, Associated Press
The Royal Saudi Shakeup
Robin Wright, New Yorker
US-Japan Patrols in the South China Sea?
P. Parameswaran, The Diplomat
How Young Vietnamese View the War
Elisabeth Rosen, The Atlantic
Who Would Seek North Korean Citizenship?
Fyodor Tertitskiy, NK News
Crimean Students: 'Russia Is Our Motherland'
P. Hobson, Moscow Times
Will Russia's Hybrid War Defeat Europe?
Judy Dempsey, Carnegie Europe
War, Repentance and Japan
Carol Giacomo, New York Times
Al Qaeda and ISIS Are Very Different Indeed
Daniel Byman, Brookings
What the US Can Teach the EU About Immigration
A. Rettman, EU Obs
The Road to Scottish Independence
Rodney Jefferson, Bloomberg View
Why Did Kim Jong Un Cancel His Russia Trip?
Joshua Keating, Slate
Saturday, May 2
Why Is China's Navy in the Mediterranean?
N. Feldman, Bloomberg View
Is Assad Finished, for Real, Finally, Again?
Aaron David Miller, FP
The French Built the World's Most Perfect Car
Dan Neil, WSJ
Sorry, Russia, But Armenia Loves You Not
Anna Nemtsova, Daily Beast
The Middle East Urgently Needs a Sexual Revolution
C. Schultz, WaPo
The United Kingdom Is an Electoral Dystopia
J. Gatehouse, Maclean's
Israel Looks to Hamas for Stability in Gaza
Ben Caspit, Al-Monitor
The Triumph of Britain's Leftist Thought Police
Ed Driscoll, PJ Media
For Many Syrians, al Nusra Is the Middle Ground
L. Williams, ME Eye
Lobbying for Israel in China
Mohammed Al-Sudairi, The Diplomat
Is the Populist Wave in Spain Receding?
Mats Persson, Open Europe
Zionism and the Shifting Identity of British Jews
Judah & Glancy, Tablet
Why Old Nazis Are Still Useful
Anna Sauerbrey, New York Times
Sunday, May 3
Why Aren't Alarm Bells Ringing over North Korea?
John Bolton, NY Post
The Ominous Return of the 'China Card' in U.S. Politics
P. Harris, TNI
The Iranian Leader's Bizarre Twitter Feed
Totten, World Affairs Journal
Why Kenya Is Losing the Fight Against Terror
Hussein Khalid, WaPo
Syria Flows into Jordan
Emma Parson & Katie Welsford, Compass Cultura
Beware of Russians Bearing Gifts
Adam White, Weekly Standard
The Terror Drones Wreak on the Future
Fred Kaplan, Slate
Yes, We Will Honor Charlie Hebdo
Solomon & Nossel, New York Times
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