Week of March 5, 2012 Archives

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Monday, March 5
The End of Putinism
Jackson Diehl, Washington Post
Putin Enters Brezhnev Territory
Luke Harding, The Guardian
Can the U.S. and Israel Agree on Iran?
Eli Lake, The Daily Beast
Obama Must Stand Against Israel on Iran
Mearsheimer & Walt, FT
Will China Stop Iran?
Joel Wuthnow, The Diplomat
Cleaning Up in Moscow
Julia Ioffe, Foreign Policy
We've Seen This Resource War Movie Before
Daniel McGroarty, RCW
Should the U.S. and Israel Bomb Iran?
David Blair, Daily Telegraph
Irish Lessons for Dealing With China
Kevin Rafferty, Japan Times
New Battle Lines Shape the Mideast
Barry Rubin, Jerusalem Post
China Won't Pull Europe's Strings
Jonas Parello-Plesner, East Asia Forum
Somali Pirates Expand Their Net
Ruari Dowds & Tim Hart, The National
Angst in Syria's Near Abroad
Tanvir Ahmad Khan, Gulf News
North Korea's Third Kim
Naoko Aoki, World Affairs Journal
Can Pakistan See the Big Picture in U.S. Ties?
Huma Yusuf, Dawn
Tuesday, March 6
Stopping Iran's Nuclear Ambitions
Mitt Romney, Washington Post
Why Democracy Is Still Winning
Gideon Rachman, Financial Times
Hollande's Anti-Wealth Tax Will Hurt Paris
Roger Cohen, NY Times
Time to Use American Airpower in Syria
Sen. John McCain, New Republic
America's Neurotic Denial on Syria
Hussein Ibish, NOW Lebanon
Whither Putin's Brittle Realm?
Alexander Motyl, World Affairs Journal
Why the People Wanted More Putin
Paul Robinson, Ottawa Citizen
What's Next for Russia's Opposition?
Christian Neef, Der Spiegel
Assessing China's Strategy
George Friedman, Stratfor
Libya Is Not a Failed-State in Waiting
George Grant, Daily Telegraph
Canada's Tories Roll Dice on Election Scandal
Tim Harper, Toronto Star
'Robo-Calls'? Get a Grip, Canada
Margaret Wente, Globe and Mail
Why Is U.S. Still in Afghanistan?
Doug Bandow, American Spectator
The Final Countdown in Nepal
Prashant Jha, The Hindu
Japan's Revenge of the Mandarins
Masahiro Matsumura, Project Syndicate
Wednesday, March 7
Barack Obama: Israel's Best Friend
Thomas Friedman, New York Times
Why Israel Still Can't Trust Obama
Yossi Klein Halevi, The New Republic
America Is Stuck With the Mideast
Walter Russell Mead, Wall St. Journal
Iran's Supreme Leader Ready to Talk?
Matthew Duss, American Progress
The Pain in Spain Will Test the Euro
Martin Wolf, Financial Times
Why Europe Needs Another Napoleon
James Poulos, Foreign Policy
The Age of Authoritarian Democracy
Sergei Karaganov, Project Syndicate
Putin Opposition May Be Disintegrating
Seamus Martin, Irish Times
Syrian Ironies
Victor Davis Hanson, National Review
India's Ruling Congress Party in Trouble
Madhav Nalapat, The Diplomat
Discontent Continues to Simmer in Iraq
Steve Crabtree, Gallup
Cuba Prepares for Post-Chavez Era
Carlos Alberto Montaner, Miami Herald
Iceland Wrong to Blame Former Leader for Crisis
Heather Horn, Atlantic
Emerging World Must Shape the World Bank
Kevin Rafferty, Japan Times
Pakistan's Baloch Battlefield
Vikram Sood, Deccan Chronicle
Thursday, March 8
Politics Not Driving the Iran Debate
Aaron David Miller, New York Times
Let North Korea Keep Its Nukes
Andrei Lankov, Foreign Policy
China's Military Leaps Forward
Daniel Twining, German Marshall Fund
Time for a Military Approach in Syria
Michael Young, Daily Star
Tighten the Sanctions Noose on Iran
Dubowitz & Schanzer, Wall St. Journal
Hatred Toward Netanyahu Prevents Fair Debate
Israel Harel, Haaretz
UK Coalition Heads Toward Collapse
Peter Oborne, Daily Telegraph
The Battle for the Tory Soul
James Forsyth, The Spectator
Canadian Politics a Moral Wasteland
Andrew Coyne, National Post
Putin 4.0 Faces Tough Times
Ariel Cohen, The National Interest
Sarkozy on the Brink
Christopher Caldwell, Weekly Standard
Europe's Rescue Bubble
Stefano Casertano, The European
The South China Sea Clash
Michael Richardson, Japan Times
Growing Demands for Reform in China
Yukon Huang, Foreign Affairs
Videos Won't Bring Justice to Uganda
Cusimano & Atri, Globe and Mail
Friday, March 9
Obama vs. Israel
Charles Krauthammer, Washington Post
The Dangers of Warmongering on Syria, Iran
Leslie Gelb, The Daily Beast
Israel Must Build New Mideast Coalition
Uri Savir, Jerusalem Post
Obama Won't Take the Bait on Iran
Gwynne Dyer, Winnipeg Free Press
U.S. Confronts an Anti-Access World
James Holmes, The Diplomat
Can Colombia's Santos Solve the Cuba Conundrum?
Tim Padgett, Time
Venezuela's Opposition Is Winning
Ramon Guillermo Aveledo, RCW
Reconsidering Nuclear Power in Japan
Naoto Kan, Foreign Affairs
Tracing Europe's Long Road to Economic Catastrophe
Peter Baldwin, TNR
EU's Solutions Add to Greece's Chaos
Andre Gerolymatos, Globe and Mail
Yes, al-Qaeda Is in Syria, Too
John Rosenthal, National Review
Building the Afghan Army Is a Bad Idea
Ann Jones, Mother Jones
Nigeria Is Becoming Africa's Pakistan
Rob Crilly, Daily Telegraph
Building Palestinian Prosperity
Joffe & Romirowsky, National Post
Iranian Dissidents Languish in Iraq
Raymond Tanter, National Interest
Saturday, March 10
The Islamic World's Quiet Revolution
Nicholas Eberstadt, Foreign Policy
Don't Let Iran Take the U.S. Hostage, Again
Don Cooke, Washington Post
Cameron to Visit a Fearful America
Simon Heffer, Daily Mail
The Horror and the Hashtag
Doug Saunders, Globe and Mail
Nigeria: al-Qaeda's New Terror Heartland
Con Coughlin, Daily Telegraph
On Syria, Follow McCain
Lee Smith, Weekly Standard
Bet on Obama, Not Warmongers
Kelly McParland, National Post
Taking the Measure of Arab Opinion
Marwan Bishara, Al Jazeera
Why India and China Clash
Rajeswari Rajagopalan, The Diplomat
Ahmadinejad's Fall, Khamenei's Rise
Osama Al Sharif, Gulf News
How India Became America
Akash Kapur, New York Times
China's Stand on North Korea Under Fire
Shim Jae Hoon, Yale Global
Why I Sympathize With Putin
Fyodor Lukyanov, Russia in Global Affairs
China's Not Helping Africa
Ioannis Gatsiounis, Washington Times
Hezbollah's Relentless Rage
Michael Totten, City Journal
Sunday, March 11
How to Sink Iran's Regime? Sanctions, Not Bombs
David Ignatius, WaPo
Iran Won't Go Away
David Warren, Ottawa Citizen
Russian Opposition's Bourgeois Balancing Act
Josh Yaffa, Foreign Affairs
Assessing Fukushima, One Year Later
Gale & Hoffman, Los Angeles Times
Why Has Progress Been So Slow in Japan?
Ethan Segal, The New Republic
Iran Could Tear UK Coalition Apart
Andrew Rawnsley, The Observer
Obama Upgrades UK 'Special Relationship'
Philip Sherwell, The Telegraph
Sarkozy Resorts to Anti-Immigrant Politics
Haroon Siddiqui, Toronto Star
Hollande Not Too Unlike Sarkozy
Ruadhan Mac Cormaic, Irish Times
Military Intervention Could Backfire in Syria
Peter Goodspeed, Nat'l Post
Politicizing Intelligence on Syria
Elliott Abrams, Weekly Standard
Will Good BRICS Please Stand Up on Syria?
James Traub, Foreign Policy
Al-Qaeda, Saleh Cast Long Shadows Over 'New' Yemen
Tom Finn, Time
Sinister Forces at Work in Venezuela Poll
Roger Noriega, Miami Herald
U.S. Needs the Keystone Pipeline Now
Frank Murkowski, Calgary Herald
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