Week of April 30, 2012 Archives

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Monday, April 30
Blind Activist a Huge Test for U.S.-China Ties
John Lee, Time
Europe's Growth Challenge
Lawrence Summers, Washington Post
The Day After North Korea Collapses
Bill Keller, New York Times
Africa Is Primed for Economic Take Off
Niall Ferguson, Newsweek
Four Shocks That Could Change China
Paul Gregory, Forbes
America's Air Supremacy Is in Danger
Michael Auslin, Weekly Standard
Return of Medievalism in the Mideast
Gokhan Bacik, Today's Zaman
Germany vs. the 'Growth Bloc'
Ambrose Evans-Pritchard, Daily Telegraph
Germany's Unions Could Save the Euro
Simon Johnson, Bloomberg
Making Sense of France
Adam Gopnik, The New Yorker
France's New Right Eyes the Mainstream
Lysiane Gagnon, Globe and Mail
Speaking Truth to Power in Israel
Paul Pillar, The National Interest
The Geopolitics of Asia's Missiles
Tanvir Ahmad Khan, Gulf News
America Engaged in Unconscionable Abuse
Larry Siems, National Post
Waziristan Remains a Forbidding Place
Khalid Munir, Express Tribune
Tuesday, May 1
Osama bin Laden and the 2012 Election
Nicholas Schmidle, New Yorker
Why Obama Can't Take All the Credit for Osama
Jose Rodriguez, WaPo
China's Coming Population Crash
Ramesh Ponnuru, Bloomberg
Al-Qaeda Is Nation-Building - Should We Be Worried?
Will McCants, FP
America's Islamist Allies in Syria
John Rosenthal, National Review
Britain Adapts to Decline
George Friedman, Stratfor
Ed Miliband: Britain's Next Prime Minister?
Mary Riddell, The Telegraph
Don't Blame Spain's Regions for Woes
Miguel-Anxo Murado, The Guardian
Election to Resolve Issues in Israel
Samuel Segev, Winnipeg Free Press
G-Zero and the New World Disorder
Kevin Sullivan, RealClearPolitics
Will a Stealth Navy Save Taiwan?
James Holmes, The Diplomat
Hands Behind Sudan's War
Ramzy Baroud, Japan Times
Quebec's University Students in for a Shock
Margaret Wente, Globe & Mail
The Scary New Canada Is a Myth
Andrew Cohen, Ottawa Citizen
Vatican Loud on Liberals But Silent on Abuse
Fintan O'Toole, Irish Times
Wednesday, May 2
The End of the European Model
Abraham Newman, Foreign Affairs
Obama's Drone War May Soon Reach a Tipping Point
James Joyner, TNR
Looking for Leadership in the G-Zero World
Ian Bremmer, RealClearWorld
Since When Has G-Anything Run the World?
Bill Emmott, Reuters
Why Cameron Must Pay Attention to France
Benedict Brogan, Telegraph
French Vote Exposes Western Identity Crisis
Sophie Meunier, Al Jazeera
Barack Obama Killed Osama bin Laden - Period
Fred Kaplan, Slate
Not a Tough Decision to Kill bin Laden
Donald Rumsfeld, Fox News
What's the Future of Central Banks?
Martin Wolf, Financial Times
Bahrain and the Mideast Cold War
Ed Husain, New York Times
Three Powers Vie for Central Asia Dominance
Pantucci & Petersen, TNI
China's War on Baby Girls
Jing Zhang, National Review
Is the Philippines an Orphan?
Carlyle Thayer, The Diplomat
Must America Go to Mars for Minerals?
Daniel McGroarty, RealClearWorld
Canadian PMs Have Too Much Power
Jarvis & Turnbull, National Post
Thursday, May 3
A Dramatic Episode in the U.S.-China Drama
Perlez & Jacobs, NY Times
The Ruthlessness of Barack Obama
Jacob Heilbrunn, The National Interest
Only France Can Save the Euro
Dan O'Brien, Irish Times
Here's How Merkel Can Save Europe
Ferguson & Barbieri, Financial Times
Israeli Election Must Be Referendum on Iran
Ari Shavit, Haaretz
Let's Have a Real bin Laden Debate
Rami Khouri, Daily Star
Assad Resorts to Sectarian Card
Jackson Diehl, World Affairs Journal
Why Japan Will Join the West
Fukushima, Rosecrance & Tsuyama, TAI
Ozawa Lurks in Japan's Power Struggle
Todd Crowell, RealClearWorld
The Anarchy Factor in Syria
Itamar Rabinovich, Toronto Star
Saudis Export Salafism to War-Torn Region
Tariq Mir, Boston Review
The MEK: Terrorists or Fall Guys?
Lee Smith, Weekly Standard
Saudi Arabia's Quandary
Bernard Haykel, Bitter Lemons
Ignorance Will Break Up the UK
Martin Kettle, The Guardian
The West Can Push Putin to Reform
Charles Tannock, Moscow Times
Friday, May 4
The Geopolitics of Chen Guangcheng
Max Fisher, The Atlantic
U.S. & China Doomed to Disappoint Each Other
John Pomfret, Wash Post
What Is America's Asia Strategy?
Richard Weitz, The Diplomat
The Implosion of the French Right
David Bell, The New Republic
Hollande's Dangerous Exceptionalism
Josef Joffe, Financial Times
Bosnia Still Needs Fixing
Swanee Hunt & Wesley Clark, New York Times
When Afghan War Ends, Real Danger Begins
Alan Philps, The National
Has America Given Up?
James Kirchick, Haaretz
Europe Must Break Free from Brussels
Vaclav Klaus, Daily Telegraph
German Foreign Ministry Fights to Stay Relevant
Ralf Neukirch, Spiegel
Making Canada's Past a Slave to Power
Jeffrey Simpson, Globe and Mail
A Federated State for Israelis and Palestinians
Jay Bushinsky, J'lem Post
Is Population Growth Really a Problem?
Bjorn Lomborg, Slate
Argentina the Outcast
Luiz Lampreia, Project Syndicate
European Leaders Shun Ukraine
Jonathan Manthorpe, Vancouver Sun
Saturday, May 5
Joy of French Socialists Will Be Short-Lived
Ben Brogan, Daily Telegraph
The False Allure of Populism
Jan-Werner Mueller, The Guardian
Why Pick a Fight with China?
Walter Clemens, The Diplomat
A Civil War Would Be Good for Sudan
Gerard Prunier, New York Times
Obama's Way of War
Reuel Marc Gerecht, Weekly Standard
France's Turn for the Worse
Yacha Mounk, Slate
Greece's Only Real Choice Is Protest
Julia Heyer, Der Spiegel
U.S., China: Frenemies in Need
Blumenthal & Crouch, Foreign Policy
Gloomy Prospect for Global Economy
Jeffrey Simpson, Globe and Mail
The Erosion of China's Soft Power
Frank Ching, Yale Global
Russia Knows Not to Bomb Europe, Right?
Matt Gurney, National Post
What's Driving Tibetans to Self-Immolate?
Ananth Krishnan, The Hindu
Will There Be a Moscow-Beijing Axis?
M K Bhadrakumar, Asia Times
Sarkozy of Arabia
Michael Young, NOW Lebanon
North Korean Nuclear Test Inevitable
Kang Young-jin, JoongAng Daily
Sunday, May 6
Escape Awakens China's Activists
Peter Goodspeed, National Post
Economic Truths Our Western Leaders Evade
Janet Daley, The Telegraph
The Last Months of Osama bin Laden
Patrick Cockburn, The Independent
Lead, Follow or Get Out of the Way
Thomas Friedman, New York Times
Every President Is a War President
Steven Chapman, Chicago Tribune
The China Confrontation Trap
Zachary Karabell, The Daily Beast
French Are Globalizers, Not the Globalized
Doug Saunders, Globe and Mail
Islam's European Hope
Shlomo Ben-Ami, European Voice
Why Is Turkey Doing So Little in Syria?
Omer Taspinar, Today's Zaman
In Greece, the Center Will Not Hold
Peter Murtagh, Irish Times
Ready to See Putin's Warm & Fuzzy Side?
Igor Torbakov, EurasiaNet
U.S. Elections Puts Iran Deal Out of Reach
Robert Dreyfuss, The Diplomat
A Kremlin Made of Sand
Leon Aron, Foreign Policy
War Crimes Trials Having Global Impact
Arthur Cyr, China Post
Will Japan Respond to the U.S. Pivot?
Noboru Yamaguchi, East Asia Forum
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