Week of April 16, 2012 Archives

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Monday, April 16
China Cannot Defeat the Internet
Ai Weiwei, The Guardian
China's Century or America's?
Barry Eichengreen, East Asia Forum
Europe's Economic Suicide
Paul Krugman, New York Times
America vs. Europe
Irwin Stelzer, Weekly Standard
What Kabul Attacks Say About Afghan Security
Bilal Sarwary, BBC News
Iran's Nuke 'Victory'
Amir Taheri, New York Post
U.S. Missing Out on the Pakistani Spring
Vali Nasr, Bloomberg
Cuba Casts Big Shadow over Summit of Americas
Bajak & Sequera, AP
Obama's Nixonian Approach to Russia
Michael Weiss, American Interest
U.S., Philippines Start Drills Amid China Spat
Manuel Mogato, Reuters
'Thick' or 'Thin' Solution to China-Philippines Row?
R.R. Bagares, GMA
Failure Will Drive North Korea to Nukes
Victor Cha, Financial Times
Any Takers for the Toughest Job in Britain?
Ed Conway, Daily Telegraph
Nations Now Look to Canada on Human Rights
John Ibbitson, Globe & Mail
Can Hong Kong Control Its Own Fate?
Anka Lee, The Diplomat
Tuesday, April 17
Tipping Point from West to Rest Just Passed
Peter Hartcher, Sydney M.H.
Taliban, al-Qaeda Awaiting U.S. Afghan Exit
Jeffrey Goldberg, Bloomberg
Echoes of Vietnam in Kabul
Gwynne Dyer, Winnipeg Free Press
U.S. Engages China over North Korean Nukes
Greg Sheridan, Australian
Why Africa's Conflicts Never End
Jeffrey Gettleman, Foreign Policy
The New Russian Empire
Nikolas Gvosdev, The National Interest
Turning the Tables on Russia
Joe Nocera, New York Times
Triumphalist Turkey Can't Go It Alone
David Gardner, Financial Times
Egypt Will Survive Post-Revolution Pains
Magdi Abdelhadi, The Guardian
Personalities Trump Policies in French Vote
Mathieu von Rohr, Spiegel
IMF Still Won't Admit Truth About the Euro
Jeremy Warner, Telegraph
MEK: America's Best Option in Iran
Ridge, Shelton & Kennedy, Fox News
Just Who Are the MEK?
Owen Bennett Jones, BBC News
Korea: A Model for Southeast Asia?
Balbina Hwang, The Diplomat
The Vatican's Mob Murder Mystery
Barbie Latza Nadeau, The Daily Beast
Wednesday, April 18
Rise of the Killer Drones
Michael Hastings, Rolling Stone
Stage Is Set for a Deal with Iran
David Ignatius, Washington Post
The Paranoid Style in Chinese Politics
Minxin Pei, Project Syndicate
Billionaires Make Killing in China Murder Row
William Pesek, Bloomberg
Why the Eurozone May Yet Survive
Martin Wolf, Financial Times
EU Should Maintain China Arms Embargo
Richard Weitz, The Diplomat
What if the U.S. Becomes an Oil Exporter?
Jeffrey Simpson, Globe & Mail
No Alternative to American Leadership
Max Boot, Commentary Magazine
Arab Disorder Is a Sign of Vitality
Rami Khouri, Daily Star
Assad Is an Arab Problem - Not America's
Buck Sexton, National Review
No Place to Go But Up in France
John Vinocur, New York Times
Will Other Nations Fill the Afghan Void?
Kailash Prasad, Jerusalem Post
What Comes After the War on Drugs
Dan Gardner, Ottawa Citizen
Beyond the New Carthage
Michael J. Totten, World Affairs Journal
Vietnam: The Terrible Tiger
Dustin Roasa, Foreign Policy
Thursday, April 19
To Survive, Europe Must Trim Welfare State
Frederik Erixon, Bloomberg
Iran's Mullahs Can't Rest Easy
Ray Takeyh, New York Times
France's War on Finance
Andreas Smith, The Independent
Is China Playing a Double Game?
Joel Wuthnow, The Diplomat
The New Arab Oz
Aaron David Miller, Foreign Policy
Argentina's Oil Raid Will End Badly
John Gapper, Financial Times
Canada's Liberals in Denial
Andrew Coyne, National Post
The North Korean Wild Card
Michael Richardson, Japan Times
China Tests the Will of the Philippines
George Amurao, Asia Times
The Sudans Are Now Openly at War
Alan Boswell, Time
Egypt's Mess of an Election
Elliott Abrams, National Review
The EU's Carbon Trade War
Claude Barfield, The American
Shadow of War Hangs over Lebanon
Michael Young, The National
Can the Tea Party Take Japan?
Molly Ball, The Atlantic
How the Internet Shrinks the World
Ethan Zuckerman, Wilson Quarterly
Friday, April 20
U.S. Cedes New Frontier to China
Charles Krauthammer, Washington Post
Americans Fearing Fear Itself on Iran
Max Fisher, The Atlantic
Sudans on Brink of All-Out War
Peter Goodspeed, National Post
Greek Election Could Crumble Europe
Yannis Palaiologos, New Republic
Don't Blame China for U.S. Trade Deficit
Yukon Huang, Bloomberg
World Is Raining on China's Parade
Sophie Richardson, Foreign Policy
Dubai Becomes Pivotal in Iran Dispute
Sonia Verma, Globe and Mail
Don't Return to Korea Status Quo
Evan Moore, The Diplomat
A Transatlantic Tale of Paralysis
Philip Stephens, Financial Times
Victor Hugo on the French Ballot
Robert Zaretsky, New York Times
Obama's Latin American Disconnect
Carlos Gutierrez, RealClearWorld
U.S., Canada Out of Step on Cuba
Harry Sterling, Toronto Star
Venezuela Could Be Ready to Explode
Jaime Daremblum, PJ Media
The Fight for Water in Asia
William Boot, Asia Sentinel
The Perils of Global Population Loss
Jonathan Last, Weekly Standard
Saturday, April 21
What the West Doesn't Get About China
Allen Carlson, The Diplomat
Hold Military Accountable in Afghanistan
Andrew Bacevich, WaPo
China's Identity Crisis
Doug Saunders, Globe and Mail
Sarkozy a Victim of His Own Courage
Anne-Elisabeth Moutet, Telegraph
How Sarkozy Ripped Off France
Jacob Albert, The American Interest
Negotiating with Iran: 1979 & 2012
Elliott Abrams, Weekly Standard
Cairo's Candidate Shuffle
Jeff Martini, Foreign Affairs
Opium and the Taliban Are Forever
Vivek Katju, Outlook India
Secrets Anonymous Should Steal from China
Adam Segal, Foreign Policy
Spain's Hollow Victory Over Inequality
Mark Whitehouse, Bloomberg
Turkey and China's Awkward Diplomacy
Peter Lee, Asia Times
The Next Deadly Chapter in the Mideast
Robert Fisk, The Independent
Korea's Jasmine Revolution
Jason Lim, Korea Times
Young Israel's German Love Affair
Juliane von Mittelstaedt, Der Spiegel
Arab Spring Harming Our Web Freedom
Peter Goodspeed, National Post
Sunday, April 22
America in a G-Zero World
Ian Bremmer, The Daily Beast
A Body, a Scandal and China
Nicholas Kristof, New York Times
The Iran Negotiations That Count
Reuel Marc Gerecht, Weekly Standard
Do Cry for Argentina
Robert Fulford, National Post
Argentina's Oil Grab Is Justified
Will Hutton, The Observer
Sarkozy Deepened France's Division
Nabila Ramdani, The National
Could France Get a Competent Leader?
John Lichfield, Independent
U.S. Must Turn Iran from Enemy to Adversary
Amir Oren, Haaretz
Does David Cameron Have a Plan?
Matthew d'Ancona, Daily Telegraph
U.S. and China: Who Will Rule the Sky?
Wang Xiaoxia, Economic Observer
India Bulks Up Its Navy
Jennifer McArdle, The Diplomat
Will Brothers Trigger a Revolt in Egypt?
Eric Trager, Foreign Affairs
A Game of Cat and Mouse in Iraq
Shakir Noori, Gulf News
Dueling Nationalisms in Korea
Andrei Lankov, Korea Times
Can Computers Predict Civil Wars?
The Economist
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