Week of April 23, 2012 Archives

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Monday, April 23
The Middle East's War on Women
Mona Eltahawy, Foreign Policy
Will Far-Right Be Kingmaker in France?
Robert Marquand, CS Monitor
Dark Forces on the March in France
Mary Riddell, Daily Telegraph
Will Chinese Values Guide the Globe?
Joschka Fischer, Project Syndicate
The Asia Arms Race Myth
Shashank Joshi, New York Times
Multilateralism Can Work for U.S., India
Inderfurth & Camp, The Hindu
Will Spain Take Down the Global Economy?
Robert Samuelson, Wash Post
Dutch Populist Wilders Bets on Anti-Euro Vote
Anthony Deutsch, Reuters
Wal-Mart & America's Mexico Hypocrisy
John Ackerman, The Daily Beast
How Ordinary Libyans Won the Info War
John Pollock, Technology Review
Tuesday, April 24
U.S. Must Accept China as an Adversary
James Holmes, The Diplomat
Some Good News from Afghanistan
Zalmay Khalilzad, Foreign Policy
Is Mexico Winning the Drug War?
Fareed Zakaria, CNN
What's Next if France Rejects Austerity?
Jeremy Warner, Daily Telegraph
Impasse Threatens Burma Progress
Emily Rauhala, Time
State Crime and Street Crime in Egypt
Philip Rizk, Al Jazeera
The Sins of the Muslim Brothers
Noha El-Hennawy, Egypt Independent
In Mideast, Peace Without Partners?
Ayalon, Petruschka & Sher, NY Times
The Case for Intervention in Syria
Kurt Volker, Christian Science Monitor
Algeria's Party Mutiny and Scramble for Power
Lamine Chikhi, Reuters
Wednesday, April 25
The Power Shift from West to East
Christopher Layne, National Interest
What if Arab Women Choose Political Islam?
Shadi Hamid, Foreign Policy
Take Latin America Off the Back-Burner
Marco Rubio, Los Angeles Times
What We've Learned About Egypt
Thomas Friedman, New York Times
Syria Faces Neo-Mujahedeen Struggle
Victor Kotsev, Asia Times
France: The Coming Waterloo
Fabio Rafael Fiallo, RealClearWorld
Is Euro Far-Right on the Rebound?
Ely Karmon, Haaretz
Ayatollah Khamenei Is Rather Pathetic
Con Coughlin, Standpoint
Reasons for Hope in the Mideast
Rami Khouri, Daily Star
Will Pakistan Learn to Love 'Good' Drones?
Rafia Zakaria, Dawn
Thursday, April 26
'Basta' to Austerity
José Ignacio Torreblanca, Financial Times
Lieberman Passes Neocon Torch to Rubio
James Kitfield, National Journal
Afghan War Requires Our Patience
O'Hanlon & Riedel, USA Today
China Slows Down and Grows Up
Ruchir Sharma, New York Times
Method or Madness Behind Bo Xilai Rumor Mill?
Hannah Beech, Time
Thein Sein's Drug Problem
Brian McCartan, Asia Times
India's Military Can't Match Its Aspirations
Nitin Gokhale, The Diplomat
Is Arab Spring Bad for Capitalism?
Richard Miniter, Forbes
Race and Violence, the European Way
Russell Berman, Defining Ideas
How Not to Write About Africa
Laura Seay, Foreign Policy
Friday, April 27
The Rise of the Turkish Superpower
Nicholas Burns, Boston Globe
U.S. Sees Positive Signs from China, But Why?
Landler & Myers, NYT
Hollande's France a Danger to Germany
Wolfgang Kaden, Der Spiegel
Great Middle Class Power Grab
Philip Stephens, Financial Times
Obama's Naive Response to Sudan
Armin Rosen, The New Republic
Romney's the One Pushing European Solutions
Andrew Leonard, Salon
In Russia, It's Putin or the Deluge
Nikolas Gvosdev, World Politics Review
America Wants Absolute Security
Ruslan Pukhov, Moscow Times
Europe Prepares to Battle Pirates on Land
Thorsten Jungholt, Die Welt
BRICS vs. the American Globo-Cop
Pepe Escobar, Outlook India
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