Week of October 3, 2016 Archives

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Monday, October 3
Obama Wants Options on Syria, But There Is Only One
Lee Smith, Weekly Standard
Who Drugged Two U.S. Diplomats in Russia Last Year?
Mike Eckel, RFE/RL
Putin's Syria Playbook? To Recapture Soviet Glory
John Lloyd, Reuters
There's Nothing Weird About "Sexless" Japan
Philip Brasor, Japan Times
Why Some Wars Get More Attention Than Others
Amanda Taub, New York Times
Foreign Policy by Oligopoly
Fabio Rafael Fiallo, RealClearWorld
Welcome to the British Age of May
James Forsyth, The Spectator
Only Extremists Will Be Left Standing in Aleppo
Nancy Youssef, The Daily Beast
How the Saudi War in Yemen Advances U.S. Interests
Mansour Almarzoqi, TNI
No, the War on Yemen Hasn’t Advanced U.S. Interests
Daniel Larison, AmCon Mag
Tuesday, October 4
The Problem With the Islamic Apocalypse
Mustafa Akyol, New York Times
What the Hell Just Happened in Colombia?
Elizabeth Dickinson, Foreign Policy
How to Stop Kashmir From Spiraling Into All-Out War
Rajan Menon, Nat'l Interest
What ISIS Thinks of Christianity
Gabriel Said Reynolds, New York Daily News
Will Theresa May Be Bulldozed by the Europhobes?
Polly Toynbee, The Guardian
Brexit Stands Trial in Northern Ireland
Peter Geoghegan, Politico EU
The Syrian Life Savers Putin Calls Terrorists
Michael Weiss, The Daily Beast
The Shadowy PR Firm Pushing for Syria Regime Change
Max Blumenthal, AlterNet
Hungarian Democracy Is an Alternate Reality
Robert Austin, Globe and Mail
Wednesday, October 5
Has the U.S. Finally Wised Up to Putin's Game?
Walter Russell Mead, American Int.
This Is Not the Cold War
Mary Dejevsky, The Guardian
Prolonged Quagmire Looms in Syria
Samia Nakhoul, Reuters
The Realism We Need
Edward Lucas, First Things
Is America Going to Turn on Pakistan?
Shivaji Kumar, The National Interest
When Globalization Eats Its Young
Harold James, Project Syndicate
ISIS Sets Its Sights on the Rest of Africa
Nicholas Jubber, The Daily Beast
The Trials of India’s Aging Population
Jagriti Gangopadhyay, The Diplomat
Partner or Smuggler’s Paradise? Montenegro Is Both
Andrew MacDowall, WPR
The Edmonton Pizza Hypothesis
Colby Cosh, National Post
Thursday, October 6
Ignoring Nuclear War
Andrew Bacevich, TomDispatch
5 Life-and-Death Issues Trump and Clinton Ignore
Richard Bernstein, Observer
Pakistan's Government Issues Blunt Warning to Military
Cyril Almeida, Dawn
What Actually Happened in Kashmir Last Week?
Samanth Subramanian, The Atlantic
NATO Is Deciding to Mean Less
Michael Cecire, National Interest
John Kerry Tries to Rally Europe
David Herszenhorn, Politico EU
War Maps of the Early 20th Century
Fred Maynard, 1843
The New Power Couple: Russia and Iran in the Middle East
Geranmayeh & Liik, ECFR
Friday, October 7
Colombia’s Nobel Peace Prize: From Bad to Farce
Christopher Dickey, Daily Beast
Saudi Arabia Gets It Right -- Finally
Hadley Gamble, CNBC
Next President’s Big Problem: An Emboldened Putin
Konrad Yakabuski, Globe & Mail
Russia Is a Rogue, But Not a Pariah -- Yet
James Sherr, Moscow Times
Iraqi Kurds Step Into Ankara-Baghdad Row
Amberin Zaman, Al-Monitor
The U.S. Chess Champ Challenging Iran’s Hijab Fetish
Nomani & Alinejad, WaPo
Your Boycott Won’t Help Iranian Women
Azadeh Moaveni, New York Times
Bangladesh's Expanded Terrorist Crackdown
Mohammad Ziauddin, RealClearWorld
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