Week of March 12, 2012 Archives

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Monday, March 12
What Greece Means
Paul Krugman, New York Times
Britain's Prime Minister Comes to America
Niall Ferguson, Newsweek
China's Zero Growth Economy
Gordon Chang, Forbes
Learn to Live With Iranian Hegemony
Pankaj Mishra, Bloomberg
Diplomacy Won't Unseat Assad
Roula Khalaf, Financial Times
Is North Korea Liberalizing?
Lee Byong-Chul, Asia Sentinel
Australia Must Keep Both U.S. & China Close
Richard Woolcott, SMH
Switzerland Against the World
Neil Reynolds, Globe and Mail
Obama Is a True Friend of Israel
Jeff Barak, Jerusalem Post
Japan's Lost Decades - and Ours?
Robert Samuelson, Washington Post
China's Nuclear Crossroads
Kevin Jianjun Tu, The Diplomat
In Turkey, Kemalism & Democracy Don't Mix
Sahin Alpay, Today's Zaman
Churchill and the Special Relationship
David Cannadine, BBC News
Terrorism Hampers Nigeria's Progress
Jonathan Power, Toronto Star
Cuba's Shame
Jacob Mchangama, National Review
Tuesday, March 13
An Alliance the World Can Count On
Obama & Cameron, Washington Post
Will Cameron's U.S. Visit Be All PR Baloney?
Toby Harnden, Daily Mail
How Would a Chinese Superpower Treat the World?
Gideon Rachman, FT
The Real Message of the Latest Afghan Crisis
Anthony Cordesman, CSIS
Obama Bluffs on Iran, But Must He?
Amitai Etzioni, The National Interest
Netanyahu May Be Bluffing on Iran
Jeffrey Goldberg, Bloomberg
Europeans Take Lead on Iran Nuclear Negotiations
Der Spiegel
Why Turkey Hasn't Intervened in Syria
Soner Cagaptay, New Republic
Putin's Grand Plan for Asia
Richard Weitz, The Diplomat
Kony 2012: How Not to Talk About Africa
Miles Kellerman, RealClearWorld
#StopKONY Now!!!
Roger Cohen, New York Times
Sudan Killing Machine Finds a New Victim
Josh Scheinert, Toronto Star
The Costly United Nations
Brett Schaefer, National Review
The Kurdish Quiet Spring
Ofra Bengio, Jerusalem Post
Has Japan Learned from Fukushima Disaster?
Michael Auslin, Fox News
Wednesday, March 14
Obama Needs to Go Whole Mile on Iran Diplomacy
Vali Nasr, Bloomberg
Women Suffer Under the 'Arab Spring'
Shirin Ebadi, Wall Street Journal
Merkel Keeps Distance from Right-Leaning Sarkozy
Doug Saunders, G&M
Afghanistan: Mission Incomplete
Riedel & O'Hanlon, Foreign Policy
When Should the U.S. Apologize?
Paul Pillar, The National Interest
A New GOP Foreign Policy Tone: Pessimism
Tom Curry, MSNBC
Cameron's Conservatism Is Working
Benedict Brogan, Daily Telegraph
Israel's War on 'Terror Infrastructure' Is an Illusion
Zvi Bar'el, Haaretz
U.S. Caught in Egypt's Political Cross-Fire
Eric Trager, New York Times
Syria a Chemical Weapons 'Powder Keg'
Peter Goodspeed, National Post
How Syria Could Prove Different for Israel
Avigdor Liberman, J'lem Post
China Has a Libya Problem
Steven Sotloff, The Diplomat
Tokyo Still Waiting for the 'Big One'
Todd Crowell, RealClearWorld
Greece Could Learn from Argentina
Cesar Chelala, Japan Times
Canada, Don't Be Flattered By Iceland's Offer
David Warren, Ottawa Cit.
Thursday, March 15
Deterring Iran Is the Best Option
Fareed Zakaria, Washington Post
What Is Plan B for Afghanistan?
Steve Coll, New Yorker
How an Israel-Iran War Would Unfold
Rowan Scarborough, Wash Times
Obama, Cameron End the Neocon Era
Martin Kettle, The Guardian
Iran Attack Is Toughest Question Israel Has Faced
Ari Shavit, Haaretz
Russia's Calling the Shots in Syria
Julien Barnes-Dacey, Financial Times
Brace Yourself: China's Going to Crash
Gwynne Dyer, Japan Times
Finances Aren't Europe's Real Problem
Megan McArdle, The Atlantic
Why India Is Wary of the U.S.
Lowther & Yannakogeorgos, The Diplomat
Afghan Civil War Looming After U.S. Pullout
Sandy Gall, LA Times
Greece Will Implode Soon Enough
Christian Rickens, Der Spiegel
Cameron & Obama: No Churchill & Roosevelt
Peter Oborne, Telegraph
U.S. Should Treat Brazil Like India
Andres Oppenheimer, Miami Herald
Trading Jobs for Overseas Bases
Clyde Prestowitz, Harvard Business Review
Obama Keeps Yemen Journalist in Prison
Jeremy Scahill, The Nation
Friday, March 16
Taliban Puts U.S. on Collision Course with Pakistan
Bruce Riedel, TDB
Can These Commandos Salvage the Afghan War?
David Axe, Wired
Britain Can't Afford to Pay for Old Age
Jeremy Warner, Daily Telegraph
Every 10 Years, China Flirts with 'Reform'
Alan Philps, The National
Bo Xilai: Fallen Star in an Opaque Land
Wenran Jiang, Globe and Mail
The Pentagon's Cold Feet on Syria
Max Boot, Washington Post
Assad Emails May Humanize the Dictator
Peter Beaumont, The Guardian
Iran Branches Out in Search for Proxies
Jonathan Tobin, Commentary
Finding Foreign Policy in the French Elections
Martin Michelot, GMF
Obama, Cameron Race to Afghan Exit
Philip Stephens, Financial Times
Troubled Ireland Needs More Than Luck
Carl Schramm, Wall St. Journal
The Coming Mediterranean Gas Conflict
Nizar Abdel-Kader, Bitter Lemons
When Chips Are Down, Israel Stands Alone
Jay Bushinsky, Jerusalem Post
Libya's Frustrating Transition
Barak Barfi, Project Syndicate
U.S. Tax Evaders Can No Longer Count on the Swiss
H. Bachmann, Time
Saturday, March 17
The Calm Before Europe's Next Storm
Eric Reguly, Globe and Mail
Germany Fears Its Own Strength
Jonathan Freedland, The Guardian
Why the Obama-Cameron Love Fest?
Matthew Norman, Daily Telegraph
What Is Karzai Thinking?
Joshua Partlow, Washington Post
Iranian Opinion Sours on Nuclear Weapons
Dina Esfandiary, The Atlantic
The Assads Go Postal
Michael Young, NOW Lebanon
China's Politics of the Economically Possible
Minxin Pei, Project Syndicate
India's Big Foreign Policy Failure
Sadanand Dhume, Foreign Policy
A Year on, Syrian Paradox Remains
Rami Khouri, Daily Star
Battle for Power in China Not Over
Russell Moses, China Real Time Report
Obama Now Owns Afghanistan
David Benson, RealClearWorld
Why I Want to Be World Bank President
Jeffrey Sachs, Time
Sarkozy's Last Stand
Gwynne Dyer, Winnipeg Free Press
Russia and U.S. Can't Cooperate
Fyodor Lukyanov, Russia in Global Affairs
New Asia Leaders Will Shake Up Korea
Michael Green, JoongAng Daily
Sunday, March 18
History's Shadow over the Middle East
Robert Kaplan, Stratfor
Gulf Widens Between U.S. and Volatile Karzai
Rod Nordland, NY Times
'Post-Zionism' Is Still Anti-Zionism
David Frum, National Post
South Korea's Iran
Byong-Chul Lee, Project Syndicate
Understanding Chinese Politics Today
Doug Guthrie, Forbes
Assad Holds Syria's Diversity Hostage
Haroon Siddiqui, Toronto Star
Putin Power Weakening Russia
Walter Russell Mead, American Interest
Pakistan's Fracturing President
Azeem Ibrahim, The Diplomat
George Osborne's Huge Political Gamble
Andrew Rawnsley, The Guardian
Hungary's Pit Bull Prime Minister
James Kirchick, Foreign Policy
Canada: Hong Kong of the Cold North
Andrew Coyne, Calgary Herald
Is Burma's Reintegration with West for Real?
John Metzler, Japan Times
Mexico's Violence Is Up - so Is Its Tourism
Andres Oppenheimer, Miami Hld
Don't Blame Microcredit - Blame Its Distortion
Doug Saunders, G&M
Can Europe's Pirate Party Change Politics?
Kaiser & Latsch, Der Spiegel
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