Week of January 16, 2012 Archives

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Monday, January 16
The State of the World in 2012
Chi, Sullivan & Scoblete, RealClearWorld
To Stop Iran, Build a Nuclear-Free Mideast
S. Telhami & S. Kull, NY Times
American Dream Lives On - in Canada
Barrie Mckenna, Globe and Mail
An Oil Embargo Won't Stop Iran
Paul Stevens, Financial Times
Geert Wilders Must Stop
Christopher Dickey, Newsweek
What if Iranians Start Killing Scientists?
Avner Cohen, Haaretz
Time to Put the Euro Out of Its Misery
Leo McKinstry, Daily Express
Turkey, Brazil Can Solve Iran
Anne-Marie Slaughter, European Voice
Many Questions Confront Scotland
Lesley Riddoch, The Scotsman
France, Turkey Compete in Mideast
Soner Cagaptay, Bangkok Post
China's Most Open Leader
Xie Liangbing, Economic Observer/Worldcrunch
North Korea Won't Change
John Delury & Chung-in Moon, East Asia Forum
What's Next for Taiwan and China?
Daniel Lynch, Foreign Affairs
A Roman Solution for the Eurozone?
Eric Morse, Ottawa Citizen
Russia's Revolt Will Be Tweeted and YouTubed
Simon Shuster, Time
Tuesday, January 17
Put Iran War on Trial Now
Leslie Gelb, The Daily Beast
Economic Regime Change Can Stop Iran
Gerecht & Dubowitz, Bloomberg
The Mideast Long War Begins With Hormuz
George Friedman, Stratfor
America, Greece and a World on Fire
Gideon Rachman, Financial Times
A Light into Asia's Heart of Darkness
Peter Goodspeed, National Post
How China Ends Dominance of the West
Zhang Yunling, The Diplomat
Why Has China Declared War On Reality TV?
Gordon Chang, TNR
Ma May Leave Taiwan Under China's Siege
Julian Baum, CS Monitor
It's Time to Answer the English Question
Philip Johnston, Daily Telegraph
There Is No 'Turkish Model' for Egypt
Sebnem Gumuscu, Daily Star
The Republican Foreign Policy Vortex
Simon Tisdall, The Guardian
The Dangerous Isolationism of Ron Paul
Neil Reynolds, Globe and Mail
Expect the Best from U.S. Troops
Kurt Sanger, Chicago Tribune
Suicidal Standards for America's Troops
Arthur Herman, New York Post
End of Nigeria's Strike May Not Calm Oil Markets
John Campbell, FA
Wednesday, January 18
Against the Myth of American Decline
Robert Kagan, The New Republic
Iran Is a Mortal Threat to the U.S.
Mark Helprin, Wall Street Journal
Trust, But Verify in Egypt
Thomas Friedman, New York Times
West Could Learn from China's Success
Seumas Milne, The Guardian
How China Caused the Financial Crisis
Heleen Mees, Foreign Policy
America Embracing the Taliban, Again
Praveen Swami, The Hindu
China Is Taking Over Canada's Resources
Terry Glavin, National Post
Germany's Currency War Myth
Stefan Kaiser, Der Spiegel
Not Time to Attack Iran
Colin Kahl, Foreign Affairs
'Accidental' War With Iran Looms
Tony Karon, The National
Canada's Warning on Scottish Secession
Michael Ignatieff, Financial Times
Scotland Could Be the Next Greece
Martin Hutchinson, Asia Times
Germany Will Feel French Downgrade
Nicole Gelinas, City Journal
Can India Deal With Two-Front Threat?
Nitin Gokhale, The Diplomat
Obama's Russia Policy Has Failed
Daniel Vajdic, National Review
Thursday, January 19
Enough: Time to Talk to the Taliban
Hadley & Podesta, Foreign Policy
Forging a Global Democracy Bond
Zbigniew Brzezinski, American Interest
Regime Change for Iran
Jamie Fly & Gary Schmitt, Foreign Affairs
Why Regime Change Won't Work in Iran
Robert Wright, The Atlantic
Britain's Secret Mission to Overthrow Gaddafi
Mark Urban, BBC News
Greece: Civilization in Reverse
Victor Davis Hanson, National Review
The Battle for Britain Has Begun
Gerry Hassan, New Statesman
A Slippery Slope to War With Iran
Geoffrey Kemp, German Marshall Fund
A Quebec Solution for Scotland?
Bill Jamieson, The Scotsman
Europe Creating a Depression
Martin Feldstein, Moscow Times
Why Putin's Grip Has Weakened
Brian Taylor, Montreal Review
Envisioning a Russia After Putin
Walter Laqueur, National Interest
Eastern Europe Swings Hard Right
Keno Verseck, Der Spiegel
France May Criminalize Speech
Timothy Garton Ash, Los Angeles Times
Former Cricket Star Jolts Pakistan
Peter Goodspeed, National Post
Friday, January 20
Arab Troops in Syria? Probably a Bad Idea
Michael Young, The National
Beijing Foreign Policy Hurts China
Minxin Pei, The Diplomat
It's America's Moment, Don't Blow It
Joel Kotkin, Forbes
Islamism Is Not Egypt's Biggest Problem
Mary Dejevsky, The Independent
China the Big Winner in Obama's Pipeline Error
Robert Samuelson, WaPo
Keystone XL Pipeline Blown Way Out of Proportion
Sarah Ladislaw, CNN
Pakistan's Culture of Honorable Corruption
Anatol Lieven, The Guardian
Finessing the Dramatic Opening to Myanmar
Tom Plate, Japan Times
Complacency Over Falklands Could Cost Britain
Con Coughlin, Telegraph
Scotland Must Judge Costs of Independence
Martin Wolf, Financial Times
Why the World Has Become More Peaceful
Tim Snyder, Foreign Affairs
The Mainstreaming of Anti-Semitism
Caroline Glick, Jerusalem Post
Obama on the Changing Nature of American Power
Fareed Zakaria, Time
A Plan for Reviving Spain
Luis de Guindos, Wall Street Journal
The Politics of Harper's Medicare Decision
Jeffrey Simpson, Globe and Mail
Saturday, January 21
Iran Between U.S. and a Hard Place
Meir Javedanfar, The Diplomat
The Rise of the Over Class
Peter Oborne, Daily Telegraph
Germany's War Against Keynes
John Browne, Christian Science Monitor
Spying Runs Deep Between UK, Russia
John Lloyd, Financial Times
No Easy Path to Modernity for Arab World
Doug Saunders, Globe and Mail
What the Soviets Learned in Afghanistan
Anatol Lieven, NYRB
Syria Reaches a Tipping Point
Shane Farrell, NOW Lebanon
End of U.S.-Turkey Alliance?
Ted Galen Carpenter, The National Interest
Russian Revolution Must Be a Slow One
Boris Akunin, New York Times
What If Iran's Telling the Truth?
Yousaf Butt, Foreign Policy
Saudi Arabia Pivots Towards Asia
Peter Lee, Asia Times
Obama Channels Nixon in Asia Pivot
Paul Gillespie, Irish Times
The Global Dash for Gas
Tom Gjelten, World Affairs Journal
Gangster Putin Will Never Give Up Power
Michael Bohm, Moscow Times
New Generation of Islamists Steps Forward
Oliver Roy, Washington Post
Sunday, January 22
Confronting Iran in a Year of Elections
David Sanger, New York Times
After Tahrir, Finishing Egypt's Revolution
Robin Wright, Wall St. Journal
Libyans Storm Gov't HQ in Benghazi
Mohammad Al Tommy, Reuters
Escaping the Graveyard of Empires
Brahma Chellaney, Japan Times
Germany Has Economic Strengths U.S. Once Boasted
Don Lee, LA Times
Honduras Named Murder Capital of the World
Frances Robles, Miami Hld
Kremlin Using Old KGB Tricks on Russians?
Anna Nemtsova, Daily Beast
Kim Jong-un's Dangerous Brother
Scott Snyder, The Diplomat
It's Time for America's Allies to Step Up
Colin Kenny, Ottawa Citizen
Maliki Against Turkey
Gokhan Bacik, Sunday's Zaman
Argentina Stakes Claim on Falklands
Philip Sherwell, Daily Telegraph
Cuba's Liberalization Crossroads
Karen Farkas, Cleveland Plain Dealer
Iran's Silent Dissidents
Peter Baehr, National Post
The Israel Lobby's Role in American Politics
Stephen Walt, Foreign Policy
Occupy AIPAC Next Step for Leftist Group
Jonathan Tobin, Commentary
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