Week of March 19, 2012 Archives

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Monday, March 19
To Save Israel, Boycott the Settlements
Peter Beinart, New York Times
China's Great Leap Backward
Niall Ferguson, Newsweek
China's Path to Reform
Martin Jacques, The Guardian
'Saudi America' Becomes Energy Independent
Brian Milner, Globe & Mail
Osama bin Laden, a Lion in Winter
David Ignatius, Washington Post
Military Options for Syria
Michael O'Hanlon, The New Republic
Israel's Gift to Iran
Marvin Weinbaum, The National Interest
Iran Is the World's Biggest Terror State
Irwin Cotler, Jerusalem Post
U.S., Israel Team in Russia's Backyard
Richard Lourie, Moscow Times
A Pre-Election Exit from Afghanistan?
Noah Feldman, Bloomberg
Putin's Tsar Paul Complex
Igor Torbakov, EurasiaNet
U.S. Must Defuse South China Sea Time Bomb
Joe Hung, China Post
Why Nations Fail
Daron Acemoglu & James Robinson, Montreal Review
The Pope's Cuba Gamble
Mary Anastasia O'Grady, Wall Street Journal
The Life and Death Politics of Water
Afshin Molavi, The National
Tuesday, March 20
China's Game of Guess Who
Peter Hartcher, Sydney Morning Herald
Political Crisis or Civil War Will Not Stop China
Gideon Rachman, FT
Could French Tragedy Upend the Election?
Eric Pape, Foreign Policy
Israelis Grow Confident in Iran Strike
Jeffrey Goldberg, Bloomberg
U.S. War Game Sees Peril of Israeli Strike
Mazzetti & Shanker, NY Times
Afghanistan and the Long War
George Friedman, Stratfor
Robert Bales a Post-9/11 Tragedy
George Packer, The New Yorker
Don't Go Wobbly on Afghanistan
Max Boot, Weekly Standard
U.S. Wrong to Pressure India on Iran
Bharat Karnad, The Diplomat
The Parallel Universe of Bashar al-Assad
Michael Ignatieff, Globe and Mail
Arab Spring Is Spinning Out of Control
Zvi Mazel, Jerusalem Post
In Poland, Embracing Europe But Not the Euro
Michael Birnbaum, WaPo
Asia-Pacific Theater Putin's New Stage
Alexey Muraviev, The Australian
Eritrea Is an Easy Target for Ethiopia
Simon Tisdall, The Guardian
Mauritania: Slavery's Last Stronghold
John Sutter, CNN
Wednesday, March 21
Will Sarkozy Be the Leader France Needs?
Henry Samuel, Daily Telegraph
How to Blow Away China's Gathering Storm Clouds
Martin Wolf, FT
No Spring in Saudi Arabia
Madawi Al-Rasheed, Boston Review
Syria's Bloody Stalemate
Anne Barnard, New York Times
Tweets and Riots Won't Stop Assad
Barry Cooper, Calgary Herald
America, Terrorism Sponsor?
Hussein Ibish, NOW Lebanon
Pivoting from Iran Military 'Option' to Diplomacy
Barbara Slavin, CGN
U.S. Can Take Back Seat on North Korea
Doug Bandow, National Interest
Farce at South Korean Nuclear-Terror Talks
John Bolton, New York Post
Beijing's Democratic Vision Falls Short
Frank Ching, China Post
UK Austerity Experiment Fails Britons
Clive Crook, Bloomberg
Last Gasp for the Tory-Lib Dem Accord?
Simon Jenkins, The Guardian
Turkey's Foreign Policy Pivot
Soner Cagaptay, Los Angeles Times
Harper's Fallback Plan: Yell at the Ref
Dan Gardner, Ottawa Citizen
Can Burma Sustain Pace of Reform?
William Lloyd-George, The Diplomat
Thursday, March 22
America's Shrinking Global Power
Alistair Burnett, Yale Global
Is a Coup Brewing in Beijing?
Bill Gertz, Washington Times
Will Osborne's Budget Sink Britain's Tories?
Peter Oborne, Telegraph
South Korea & China's Looming Collision
Steven Borowiec, The Diplomat
A Split in China's Leadership?
Michael Auslin, National Review
Securing Afghan Success
Sens. McCain, Lieberman & Graham, Wash Post
Turkey vs. Iran
Mustafa Akyol, Foreign Affairs
Iraq's Choice: Dictatorship or Chaos
Michael Bell, Globe and Mail
Kofi Annan's Syrian Diplomacy Not Helping
Michael Young, The National
Israel's Pointless Attack on an EU Diplomat
Gideon Levy, Haaretz
Occupation Won't Stop Rockets
Jonathan Rosen, Jerusalem Post
Sometimes Pessimism Pays
Walter Laqueur, World Affairs Journal
Syria Is the Balkans All Over Again
Radwan Ziadeh, The New Republic
Target Social Change in North Korea
Michael Mazarr, Los Angeles Times
U.S. Can't Abandon Azerbaijan
Ariel Cohen, The National Interest
Friday, March 23
How to Make Iran Change Its Mind
Meir Javedanfar, The Diplomat
Crisis Brings Out Best in Sarkozy
Anne-Elisabeth Moutet, Daily Telegraph
Europe Pushing Muslims to the Fringes
Adnan Khan, Globe and Mail
Toulouse and How to Make a Jihadi
Amir Taheri, New York Post
Obama's Afghan Fog of Ambivalence
Michael Gerson, Washington Post
General Allen: The Only Afghanistan Optimist
Fred Kaplan, Slate
Cuba's Revolution in Retreat
Michael Reid, The Economist
Will the Pope Help Oscar Elias Biscet?
James Glassman, Forbes
A Year Later, Libya Still a Mess
Daniel Larison, The Week
Gaddafi Fighters Trigger Coup in Mali
Jill Reilly, Daily Mail
All Quiet in the South China Sea
M. Taylor Fravel, Foreign Affairs
China's Battle to Preserve Party Purity
George Magnus, Financial Times
Should Israel Re-Occupy Gaza?
Jay Bushinsky, Jerusalem Post
Too Soon to Celebrate Burma Democracy
Simon Tisdall, The Guardian
The Descent of Hungary
Raymond Zhong, Wall Street Journal
Saturday, March 24
Preventing a Nuclear Iran
O'Hanlon & Riedel, Washington Post
Grading Hillary Clinton - America's Top Diplomat
The Economist
U.S. Values Can't Be Spread Globally
Leon Hadar, Business Times
Is China the Next Japan?
Wang Guopei, Economic Observer
Japan Bulks Up Its Military
Humza Ahmad, Foreign Affairs
Don't Worry About the China Bashing
Sheng Ding, The Diplomat
A World With Only Tough Oil
Michael Klare, Le Monde Diplomatique
Don't Stay the Course in Afghanistan
Andrew McCarthy, National Review
Obama's Perilous Iran Calendar
Nikolas Gvosdev, World Politics Review
A New World Order Born in Syria
Rami Khouri, Daily Star
Al-Qaeda's Network in Iran
Weinthal & Joscelyn, Weekly Standard
Maliki's Dangerous Tightrope
Kenneth Pollack, The National Interest
Sarkozy's Toulouse Dilemma
Yascha Mounk, Slate
China's Rise, Russia's Fear
Fyodor Lukyanov, Russia in Global Affairs
Israel's Six Strategic Errors
Patrick Seale, Gulf News
Sunday, March 25
U.S. Must Rethink Its Entire Mideast Policy
Thomas Friedman, NY Times
Nuclear Threat Looms over Seoul Summit
Peter Goodspeed, National Post
Attempt to Topple Assad Has Failed
Patrick Cockburn, The Independent
Sarkozy Oversteps on Terror
Barry Lando, The Daily Beast
France's Jews Trapped Between Neighbors & Politics
Doug Saunders, G&M
Saudi Cleric: Destroy Churches
Walter Russell Mead, American Interest
Escape From a North Korean Prison
Blaine Harden, Wall Street Journal
India's Military Inferiority Complex
Trefor Moss, The Diplomat
A World Headed for De-Globalization?
Irwin Stelzer, Weekly Standard
Burma Hangs Hopes on Aung San Suu Kyi
David Eimer, Daily Telegraph
The Pope's Delicate Balancing Act in Cuba
Mimi Whitefield, Miami Herald
Mali Feels Effects of NATO's Libya Mission
Robert Fowler, Ottawa Citizen
Did Anything Good Come of Kony 2012?
Michael Wilkerson, Foreign Policy
One Year Later: Promise and Peril in Ivory Coast
Kristin Palitza, Time
The Israeli-Arab Paradox
Daniel Pipes, National Review
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