Week of January 30, 2012 Archives

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Monday, January 30
Israel Won't Attack Iran
Barry Rubin, Jerusalem Post
Hamas Breaks With Iran, Loses Sponsor
Paul Scham, The National Interest
The Muslim Brotherhood's Dissidents
Amr Ezzat, Al-Masry Al-Youm
Syrian Rebels' War of Attrition
Michael Weiss, Daily Telegraph
Open Economy Key to Burma's Democracy
Sebastian Strangio, Diplomat
Myanmar's '88 Generation' Prisoners
Megha Rajagopalan, Foreign Policy
Mission Not Accomplished in Libya
Tony Karon, Time
The End of Japan's Export Era
Fareed Zakaria, CNN
China's Connectivity Revolution
Stephen Roach, JoongAng Daily
Rap and the Revolutions
Sujatha Fernandes, New York Times
Tuesday, January 31
Hamas Hasn't Been Hurt by Syria's Fall
Caroline Glick, Jerusalem Post
Saudi Arabia's Role in Syria
Roula Khalaf, Financial Times
Europe's 'Suffering Olympics': Hitler vs. Stalin
Roger Cohen, NY Times
The Factions Behind North Korea's Facade
Aidan Foster-Carter, Asia Times
The New Turkey: 'Eurasia's China'
Cagaptay, Arifagaoglu & Menekse, CNN
Uneasy U.S. Cooperation on Cuban Oil
Tim Padgett, Time
Repeating Old Afghan Mistakes
Brahma Chellaney, Project Syndicate
Time for Israel to Separate Church, State
Uri Misgav, Haaretz
George W. Bush, Disliked But Appreciated
Margaret Weiss, Daily Star
New Green Revolution Will Feed the World
Tom Chivers, Daily Telegraph
Wednesday, February 1
The Politics of Dignity
Thomas Friedman, New York Times
The Maliki Dilemma
Kenneth Pollack, The National Interest
Wishful Thinking About Taliban Talks
Michael Boyle, The Guardian
The 'Russification' of Italy
Stefano Casertano, The European
Europe Teams With China in Space Race
Christian Schwagerl, Der Spiegel
Why America Needs Amphibious Skills
J. Randy Forbes, The Diplomat
The World's Real Oil Crisis
Thomas Homer-Dixon, Globe and Mail
Canada's Conservatives Change Tune on China
John Ivison, National Post
Return of the Brain-Drain Panic
Jagdish Bhagwati, The American Interest
Taiwan's Democracy Is No Model
Cain Nunns, Global Post
Thursday, February 2
From Russia, for Bashar's Eyes Only
Michael Young, Daily Star
Is Israel Preparing to Attack Iran?
David Ignatius, Washington Post
Why China Isn't Freaking Out
Michael Mazza & Daniel Vajdic, The Diplomat
Egypt's Soccer Mobs Threaten the Revolt
James Dorsey, Foreign Policy
The Mood in Britain Is to Muddle Along
Martin Kettle, The Guardian
Afghanistan: Noble Project Turned Noble Failure
Jonathan Kay, Natl Post
What U.S. Could Learn from Italy's Mario Monti
Nathan Gardels, CSM
Australia Must Beef Up Northern Naval Presence
Scott Barnes, SMH
Is Canada Really Helping World's Poor?
Elizabeth Payne, Ottawa Citizen
Can Science End War?
John Horgan, The Atlantic
Friday, February 3
A Nuclear Arabia
Yochi Dreazen, National Journal
Envisioning a Deal With Iran
Luers & Pickering, New York Times
Israel Won't Rest Until Hezbollah Annihilated
Con Coughlin, Telegraph
Regional 'Great Game' Produces Syrian Deadlock
Tony Karon, Time
Why a War in Europe Is Not Impossible
Ovidiu Nahoi, Eurozine
Russian Protests Echo U.S. Civil Rights Movement
Leon Aron, CSM
Obama's Turn on Nuclear Weapons
Joseph Cirincione, Foreign Affairs
Why Is Britain Giving Money to India?
Abhijit Pandya, Daily Mail
Canada's Long Game on China
Joseph Caron & Wenran Jiang, National Post
Sudan Tests China's Foreign Policy
Daniel Large, World Politics Review
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