Week of April 9, 2012 Archives

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Monday, April 9
The Myth of American Decline
Walter Russell Mead, Wall Street Journal
Brotherhood Whitewashes Its Record
Eric Trager, The New Republic
Iran Talks Not Off to a Good Start
Paul Pillar, The National Interest
China Won't Stop North Korea
Andrei Lankov, Korea Times
There Is No Eurozone Exit Strategy
Wolfgang Munchau, Financial Times
Chaotic Iraqi Model as Good as It Gets
Barry Rubin, Jerusalem Post
Freedom Is Low on Obama's Agenda
Fred Hiatt, Washington Post
Breaking the India-Pakistan Impasse
Pankaj Mishra, Bloomberg
Obama Edges Toward Syrian Intervention
Doyle McManus, LA Times
Cameron as Radical as Thatcher
Bruce Anderson, Daily Telegraph
Waiting to Lose in Afghanistan
Leif Babin, National Review
Why China Is Targeting the State Bank Monopoly
Gordon Chang, Forbes
The End of the Brazilian Miracle
Bill Hinchberger, Foreign Policy
Why Tibet Burns
Maura Moynihan, Deccan Chronicle
Understanding Japan's Foreign Policy
Yoshihide Soeya, East Asia Forum
Tuesday, April 10
U.S. Must Not Squander Its Iran Leverage
Michael Singh, Washington Post
Iran Exploits U.S. Paralysis in the Mideast
George Friedman, Stratfor
Why Did Anyone Believe Assad's Ceasefire Pledge?
Radwan Ziadeh, TNR
World Mustn't Revolve Around Kim Jong-un
Oh Young-hwan, JoongAng
Europe Has Yet to Make Europeans
Gideon Rachman, Financial Times
A Needless U.S.-China Trade War
Arthur Herman, New York Post
Iraq's Slide Toward Renewed Violence
Ayad Allawi, Washington Times
Israel-Iran, Holocaust Perverted in Poem
Jeffrey Goldberg, Bloomberg
A Global Assault on Religious Liberty
Doug Bandow, Forbes
Brazil and U.S. Accentuate the Positive
Romero & Calmes, New York Times
Eternal Leavening of the Canadian Left
Lawrence Martin, Globe and Mail
Is Canada Witnessing a 'Western Spring'?
Jesse Kline, National Post
The Everyday Hardship of Pakistani Women
Zara Jamal, The Atlantic
Joseph Kony & the Warlord Myth
Keith Stanski, World Politics Review
The Pirate Party Is Changing The World
Rick Falkvinge, Business Insider
Wednesday, April 11
Beijing's Bo Xilai Sideshow
Jonathan Fenby, New York Times
China's Test Is to Stop North Korea
Carl Ungerer, The Australian
The West's Mysterious 'Red Lines' on Iran
Jonathan Schell, Globe and Mail
Obama Must Stop Spread of Syria Crisis
Simon Tisdall, The Guardian
China Shies from Mideast Entanglement
Leon Hadar, National Interest
Spain's Woes Reignite Euro Crisis
Ambrose Evans-Pritchard, Telegraph
Conflict Erupts as Deutsche Bank Charts Its Future
Hesse & Seith, Spiegel
Islamists Must Leave Room for Unbelievers
Hussein Ibish, NOW Lebanon
Israel's Egypt Conundrum
P. David Hornik, American Spectator
Time for Peace Treaty with North Korea
Anthony DiFilippo, The Diplomat
Why Is North Korea Launching a Rocket?
Paul Marks, NewScientist
Pax Americana at Heart of Harper's F-35 Posture
John Ivison, Nat'l Post
Weak Putin Questioned Abroad, Attacked at Home
Lucian Kim, CSM
South Korea Voters Set to Make Left Turn
Jon Manthorpe, Vancouver Sun
Truman Sacks MacArthur to Stop WWIII
Robert Schlesinger, U.S. News
Thursday, April 12
What a Deal with Iran Would Look Like
Fareed Zakaria, Washington Post
Scent of War Envelopes Japan
Todd Crowell, RealClearWorld
U.S., Israel Put Big Bet on Iran Intelligence
Ronen Bergman, NY Times
Turkey's Neo-Ottoman Game Plan
Timothy Garton Ash, Globe and Mail
Time for Germany to Leave the Eurozone
Michael Sivy, Time
China's Politics Trump America's
Martin Jacques, The Independent
As U.S. Fades, Japan's Military Stepping Up
Yong Kwon, Asia Times
Australia Can't Get Too Close to the U.S.
Peter Leahy, The Australian
After Chavez, a Narco-State
Roger Noriega, Foreign Policy
Why U.S. Should Embrace Vietnam
Michael Auslin, The Diplomat
Inept France Crawls Toward Election Disaster
Kyle Smith, Forbes
Sweden's Tax-Cutting Savior
Fraser Nelson, The Spectator
Upgrading Israel's Democracy
Jay Bushinsky, Jerusalem Post
Mali Coup Only the Beginning
Susanna Wing, Foreign Affairs
Playboy Who Would Be Pakistan's Next Leader
Mike Giglio, Newsweek
Friday, April 13
Why North Korea Gets Away with It
Jennifer Lind, Foreign Affairs
How to Tell if Iran Talks Are Working
Hibbs, Levite & Perkovich, NY Times
Iran Does Not Want Nuclear Weapons
Ali Akbar Salehi, Washington Post
Assad Won't Make Same Mistake as Gaddafi
Con Coughlin, The Telegraph
Syria's Border Blackmail May Backfire
Michael Young, Daily Star
War on Terror Corrupts All It Touches
Simon Jenkins, The Guardian
North Korea Still Sucks at Launching Rockets
Spencer Ackerman, Wired
North Korea's Space Threat Is Still Scary
Jeffrey Kluger, Time
Iran and the Battle for Bahrain
Brandon Friedman, World Affairs Journal
New Delhi's Balancing Acts in West Asia
Shashank Joshi, The Hindu
Why Is Moscow Tormenting a U.S. Envoy?
Leon Aron, Foreign Policy
Why U.S. Military Needs Taiwan
Mark Stokes & Russell Hsiao, The Diplomat
Britain's Cultural Kowtow to China
Ma Jian, Project Syndicate
Mexico Steps Out of Brazil's Shadow
John Paul Rathbone, Financial Times
Child Actors Shame Mexico's Politicians with Mockumentary
AP
Saturday, April 14
Don't Betray Iran's Democrats
Patrick Clawson, Foreign Policy
Europe's Short Vacation
Nouriel Roubini, Project Syndicate
The Myth of China's Property Bubble
James Laurenceson, East Asia Forum
Brazil Seeks Its Role in the World
William Waack, The American Interest
We Need a Missile Shield Now
Andrew Michta, German Marshall Fund
Iran Escalates Gulf Tension
Sultan Al Qassemi, Al Monitor
The Soft Middle of Francois Hollande
Steven Erlanger, New York Times
How Iran, Turkey See Each Other
Cagaptay & Vatanka, Hurriyet
A Time for Hard Lessons in China
Nayan Chanda, Times of India
What's Next for Syria?
Michael Weiss, NOW Lebanon
India Balances Tehran, Washington
Neil Padukone, Pragati
When the U.S. Should Intervene
Amitai Etzioni, The National Interest
Shattering China's Facade
The Economist
Cameron Faces Conservative Rebellion
Simon Heffer, Daily Mail
Why Does America Hold Jonathan Pollard?
Israel Kasnett, Jerusalem Post
Sunday, April 15
China's Communists Have a Problem
Will Hutton, The Observer
Colombia Wins Americas Summit
Andres Oppenheimer, Miami Herald
Why North Korea's Rocket Mattered
Sung-Yoon Lee, New York Times
Hey U.S., Iran Doesn't Trust You
Hossein Mousavian, Foreign Policy
The Return of Neo-Stalinism
Robert Fulford, National Post
Britain's Growth Depends on Asia
David Cameron, Daily Telegraph
A Failed Drug War in the Spotlight
Nikolas Kozloff, Al Jazeera
West's Double Standard in the Mideast
Patrick Cockburn, Independent
Syria's Fate Will Be Determined by Turkey
Maximilian Popp, Der Spiegel
For Saudis, Israel More Foe Than Friend
Amir Oren, Haaretz
A Revolutionary Week in the Mideast
Rami Khouri, Daily Star
The Future of U.S.-Pakistan Ties
Aparna Pande, RealClearWorld
In China, Social Media Skirts the Party Line
Doug Saunders, Globe & Mail
North Korea's Nuclear Threat
Tony Burman, Toronto Star
How Egypt's Copts Are Coping
Joseph Hammond, The European
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