Week of January 23, 2012 Archives

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Monday, January 23
Bombing Iran Will Produce a Nuclear Iran
Bill Keller, New York Times
U.S. Better Get Used to Islamist Governments
Jackson Diehl, Wash Post
Europe's Debt Crisis Will End Badly
Simon Johnson, Bloomberg
Sheikhs Fall in Love With the Renminbi
M K Bhadrakumar, Asia Times
French Lessons for U.S. on Political Drama
Dominique Moisi, FT
Pakistan Standoff Won't End in Coup
George Fulton, Foreign Affairs
A Marshall Plan Won't Fix Europe This Time
Steven Hill, The Guardian
Like Asia, West Must Focus on Growth
Joseph Stiglitz, Daily Star
Canada's Road to U.S. Through Mexico
Robert Pastor, Toronto Star
The GOP's Iraq War Amnesia
Peter Beinart, The Daily Beast
Will Iraq Be an Iranian Satellite?
Guzansky & Lindenstrauss, J'lem Post
Arab League to Assad: Time to Go
Rania Abouzeid, Time
Will Politics Moderate Islamists?
Hassan Hassan, The National
Christian Canaries in Mideast Coal Mine
Lysiane Gagnon, Globe and Mail
How to Keep U.S.-India Ties on Track
Karl Inderfurth, Hindustan Times
Tuesday, January 24
The Failure of the Arab Spring
Martin Peretz, The New Republic
The Risk of Islamist Coups
Gwynne Dyer, Winnipeg Free Press
Considering a U.S.-Iranian Deal
George Friedman, Stratfor
How Iran May Trigger Accidental Armageddon
Jeff Goldberg, Bloomberg
Nuclear Iran Isn't an Existential Threat
Bruce Riedel, Daily Star
The Fall of the House of Assad
Fouad Ajami, Newsweek
Don't Leave Syria to Jihadists and Terrorists
Fahad Nazer, Yale Global
China Isn't Censoring Internet - It's Making It Work
Yeo & Li, CS Monitor
Beijing Makes a Mockery of Deng's Reforms
Minxin Pei, Financial Times
Why Sarkozy Might Hang on in France
Roger Cohen, New York Times
Indy Scotland Can Be Beacon for Progressivism
Alex Salmond, Guardian
The Sad State of U.S. Strategy
Peter Brookes, New York Post
America Reorders Its Asia-Pacific Defense
Harsh Pant, Japan Times
Canada's U.S. Cousins Going Over the Edge
Kris Kotarski, Calgary Herald
Rudd's Return Labor's Only Hope
Robert Manne, Sydney Morning Herald
Wednesday, January 25
End of the Win-Win World
Gideon Rachman, Foreign Policy
The Perils of Obama's Foreign Policy
Victor Davis Hanson, National Review
Happy Birthday to Egypt's Doomed Revolution
Eric Trager, New Republic
Where Are the Billions Promised to Egypt?
Carina Kamel, Huffington Post
Asia Overreacts to U.S. Military Pivot
Richard Weitz, The Diplomat
Berlin's Blueprint to Save the Eurozone
Robert Zoellick, Financial Times
Germany's Jobs Miracle
Siobhan Dowling, Global Post
Does Africa Need an Arab Spring?
Jimmy Kainja, BBC News
Should the World Break Up Nigeria?
G. Pascal Zachary, The Atlantic
Libyan Government Faces Growing Frustration
Alice Fordham, Wash Post
The West's Harmful Posturing on Iran
Daniel Larison, The Week
Oil Opens Old Wounds in Falklands
Jonathan Manthorpe, Vancouver Sun
Cameron Won't Save the Union in the Gutter
Benedict Brogan, Telegraph
North Korea's Unlikely Reformer
Takashi Yokota, The Daily Beast
A Mexican Crime Reality Check
Rolando Ochoa, Globe and Mail
Thursday, January 26
Fear May Save Euro, But Not Europe
Timothy Garton Ash, Globe and Mail
Is Europe Ready for War With Iran?
Mark Heller, New York Times
Muslim Brotherhood Is Not the Taliban
Shashank Joshi, Daily Telegraph
U.S. Needs a True Picture of Afghan War
Sarah Chayes, Los Angeles Times
Obama, Don't Ignore War Next Door
Andres Oppenheimer, Miami Herald
The Battle Over American Strength
David Ignatius, Washington Post
The Coming U.S.-India Fallout Over Iran
Richard Fontaine, The Diplomat
Should Japan Say No to Iran Sanctions?
Todd Crowell, RealClearWorld
Politics Aside, Scotland Deserves Freedom
Harry Cole, The Commentator
Hugo Chavez Faces a Potent Challenger
Michael Penfold, Foreign Affairs
Scotland's Big Question: Who Pays?
Bill Jamieson, The Scotsman
Cameron Pulling the UK Away from Europe
Rafael Behr, New Statesman
The Eurozone's Strategy of Pain
Jean Pisani-Ferry, Project Syndicate
U.S. Losing Drones at an Alarming Rate
Nick Turse, Asia Times
Dangerous India-Pakistan Nuclear Balance
Happymon Jacob, The Hindu
Friday, January 27
Can the Germans Stop Being German?
Jeremy Warner, Daily Telegraph
A Responsibility to Protect in Syria
Shadi Hamid, The Atlantic
'Arab Spring' a Media Concoction
Jay Bushinsky, Jerusalem Post
Attacks Won't Keep Scotland in the Union
Joyce McMillan, The Scotsman
Don't Let Iran Benefit from EU's Financial Crisis
John Bolton, Bloomberg
In Honduras, a Mess Made in the U.S.
Dana Frank, New York Times
Why Beijing-Seoul Ties Are So Fraught
Gilbert Rozman, The Diplomat
Obama's Vision for a Spartan America
Jonah Goldberg, National Review
Can France Show Europe How to Move Left?
Mary Dejevsky, Independent
Why Britain Does Not Need the EU
Joel Kotkin, Forbes
Europe's Fate May Be in Monti's Hands
Philip Stephens, Financial Times
Harper Unveils Plan to Reshape Canada
Friesen & Curry, Globe and Mail
Canada Exports Jobs Along With Oil
Frances Russell, Winnipeg Free Press
The Net Tightens Around Joseph Kony
Michael Gerson, Washington Post
Will There Be a Central Asian Spring?
Joanna Lillis, Foreign Policy
Saturday, January 28
World Not in Crisis, Just Rebalancing
Doug Saunders, Globe and Mail
Will the China Dragon Bite in 2012?
Phelim Kine, The Diplomat
A Terrifying Endgame for Syria
Rami Khouri, Daily Star
U.S. Missing the Arab Awakening
Matthew Duss, The American Prospect
Forget Austerity, Reinvent Capitalism
James Downey, Irish Independent
Egypt's Revolt and America's Model
Ed Husain, Wall Street Journal
Perils of Militarized Diplomacy
Franz-Stefan Gady, The National Interest
Korea on the Fence Over Iran
Kim Young-hie, JoongAng Daily
The Zionist Imperative
Caroline Glick, Jerusalem Post
Looking Into the Syrian Abyss
Derek Flood, Asia Times
Will Georgia's Leader Pull a Putin?
Thomas de Waal, Washington Post
Putinomics Isn't Worth Copying
Peter Passell, Foreign Policy
West Poised to Rewrite Capitalism
Alan Philps, The National
The Secret of the Turkish Miracle
Ergun Babahan, Today's Zaman
Obama's Bagram Problem
Candace Rondeaux, Foreign Affairs
Sunday, January 29
U.S. Politicians Disconnected from Real World
Tom Friedman, NY Times
Will German Politicians Wreck Europe?
Walter Russell Mead, Via Meadia
The World's Disconnected Elites
David Ignatius, Washington Post
Is Cameron Surrendering His Veto to Europe?
Iain Martin, The Telegraph
Is There Really a Pro-Gaddafi Rebellion in Libya?
Chris Stephen, FP
Lebanon Must Embrace Syria's Democrats
Michael Young, NOW Lebanon
Iran's Gambit in Latin America
Roger Noriega, Commentary Magazine
How to Prevent War With Iran
Joshua Pollack, Bulletin of Atomic Scientists
Why Would Scotland Ruin a Good Thing?
Jeffrey Simpson, Globe & Mail
Election Fever Grips Israel
Edmund Sanders, Los Angeles Times
Can Rwanda Rise Above Its Dark Past?
Sharon Broussard, Plain Dealer
Scrutinizing Canada's Pipeline to Beijing
Terry Glavin, National Post
How the Church Learned to Live With Castros
Juan Tamayo, Miami Hld
India's Bread Basket Hungers for Change
Kumar & Williams, Reuters
The Indian Footprint of U.S. Firms
C.P. Chandrasekhar, The Hindu
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