Week of May 28, 2012 Archives

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Monday, May 28
How China Can Change
Jackson Diehl, Washington Post
France's Broken European Dream
Martin Feldstein, Project Syndicate
Can Eurobonds Really Save Europe?
Conley & Dukkipati, Foreign Policy
Egypt Election a Temporary Defeat for Islamists
Barry Rubin, PJ Media
Muslim Brotherhood's Demise Exaggerated
Eric Trager, New Republic
Turnout Reflects Egyptians' Mixed Feelings
Maria Golia, The National
Why Is No One Helping Syria?
Donatella Rovera, Al Jazeera
New Mideast or Old Israel-Hatred?
J. Olmert & G. Meotti, Jerusalem Post
Why Iran Talks Haven't Worked
Jamsheed Choksy, The Diplomat
Is Holocaust Guilt to Blame for the Euro?
Heather Horn, The Atlantic
A Euro Backlash, But No Fascist Revival
Pawel Swieboda, Bloomberg
Is an Independent Scotland Feasible?
Sonia van Gilder Cooke, Time
Elizabeth II's Britain Outdoes Victoria's
Boris Johnson, Daily Telegraph
Celebrate the Magna Carta Instead
Peter Wilby, The Guardian
Message to the Rio+20: Poverty Pollutes
Bjorn Lomborg, Newsweek
Tuesday, May 29
Can a War-Weary World Save Syria?
Philip Gourevitch, The New Yorker
For Syria, Diplomacy Still Beats Bombs
Gideon Rachman, Financial Times
Why Russia Changed Tack on Syria
Simon Tisdall, The Guardian
Egypt Now Stuck Between Army and Islamists
George Friedman, Stratfor
Eurozone Won't Survive Madrid Meltdown
Ruth Sunderland, Daily Mail
Merkel's Stubborn March of Folly
John Vinocur, New York Times
European Contagion Infecting Asia
Stephen Roach, Project Syndicate
China's Revolutionary Thought on Private Capital
Gordon Chang, Forbes
Disorganized Moderates Giving Egypt to Islamists
Linda Heard, GulfNews
What British Pols Could Learn from the Queen
Mary Riddell, Telegraph
The Closing of the Indian Mind
K. Shankar Bajpai, The Hindu
What Happens in Quebec Stays in Quebec
Andrew Cohen, Ottawa Citizen
Putin's Eurasian Aspirations
Sergey Markedonov, The National Interest
Kennan's Insight into the Russian Soul
Gilbert Doctorow, Moscow Times
Norway's Struggle to Punish Breivik and Stay Liberal
Mark Lewis, Time
Wednesday, May 30
How China Flouts Its Laws
Chen Guangcheng, New York Times
China Warms to Foreign Intervention
Johan Lagerkvist, Yale Global
The Riddle of German Self-Interest
Martin Wolf, Financial Times
How Tehran Is Outflanking Obama
Michael Singh, NY Daily News
America's Drone War Is Fuelling Terrorism
Seumas Milne, The Guardian
How bin Laden Raid Risks Global Health
David Ignatius, Washington Post
China's Economy: Seizure or Cancer?
Minxin Pei, The Diplomat
German-Russian Relations Enter New Ice Age
Neukirch & Schepp, Spiegel
Spain's Lost Generation
Jonathan Blitzer, The New Republic
Greeks Work Hard, Say Greeks (and Some Do!)
Matt Gurney, Nat'l Post
Tony Blair: A Man with No Country
Alex Massie, Foreign Policy
Recession Is Changing Western Politics
Jeffrey Simpson, Globe and Mail
Egypt: Europe's Economic Cousin
Michael Tanner, National Review
Egypt's Security Agencies Still Barriers to Change
Ashraf Khalil, TDB
Can Tunisia Move Beyond Anger?
Michael J. Totten, World Affairs Journal
Thursday, May 31
Drone War Is a Stain on the West
Peter Oborne, Daily Telegraph
China's Princelings Are Running Amok
John Garnaut, Foreign Policy
Syrians Will Avenge the Dead in Houla
Ali Khaled, The National
What's Behind Europe's Decline? Try Birth Rates
Joel Kotkin, Forbes
Get Ready for a Global Recession
Matthew Yglesias, Slate
Why Syria Feels Abandoned
Donatella Rovera, Washington Post
Is Spain the Next Greece?
Roland Flamini, World Affairs Journal
Obama's Syrian Policy? Ask Putin
Lee Smith, Weekly Standard
Obama's Shadow Wars
Andrew Bacevich, American Conservative
Coalition Politics Test David Cameron
James Forsyth, Spectator
A Tough Choice for Mexico
Jeff Faux, The American Prospect
French Socialism, Take Two
Camille Pecastaing, Foreign Affairs
The West Will Prove Resilient
Daniel Johnson, Standpoint
Chavez's Cancer and Looming Power Vacuum
Ryan Villarreal, IBT
Old and New China Meet Along Yellow River
Andreas Lorenz, Der Spiegel
Friday, June 1
Why Has Britain Embraced Austerity?
Paul Krugman, New York Times
Putin Fears the Islamist Wave in Syria
Alan Philps, The National
Stop the Killing, Mr. Putin
Amir Taheri, New York Post
Arab Spring No Prelude to Democracy
Con Coughlin, Daily Telegraph
UK Would Be Gloomier Without Monarchy
Simon Jenkins, The Guardian
Elizabeth II Reigns over a More Divided UK
Brian Groom, Financial Times
How China's Quasi-Censorship Works
Noah Feldman, Bloomberg
Barack Obama: Drone Warrior
Charles Krauthammer, Washington Post
Why Assad Is Banking on Lebanon Chaos
Murhaf Jouejati, Bitter Lemons
Mubarak Verdict Could Re-Ignite Egypt
Peter Goodspeed, National Post
Gaddafi's Torture Centers Continue in Libya
Jamie Dettmer, Daily Beast
Australia Owes Its Prosperity to China
David Uren, The Australian
Why India Must Not Withdraw from South China Sea
Harsh Pant, Rediff
The Secret to Norway's Success? Women
Elizabeth Payne, Ottawa Citizen
When Organized Crime Takes Office
Moises Naim, Foreign Affairs
Saturday, June 2
Syrian Intervention Can't Be Justified
Henry Kissinger, Washington Post
The Logic of Kofi Annan's Syria Strategy
Rami Khouri, Daily Star
Where Now for the Evolving EU?
Paul Gillespie, Irish Times
Britain Sinks the Royal Navy
Tweedie & Harding, Daily Telegraph
UK Declined, But Queen One of the Greats
Dominic Sandbrook, Daily Mail
Romney Has a Syria Problem
Andrew McCarthy, National Review
Obama Projecting Weakness Abroad
Lee Smith, Weekly Standard
Saudi Arabia Atop a Powder Keg
Robert Looney, Foreign Policy
U.S. Faces Strategic Gamble in Syria
Nikolas Gvosdev, WPR
Ending the U.S. War in Yemen
Tom Hayden, The Nation
History Offers Ugly News for a Greek Euro Exit
Sean Vanatta, Bloomberg
A New Security Order for the Pacific
Khanh Vu Duc, Asia Sentinel
Poland Leaves Its East Behind
Laurent Geslin, Le Monde Diplomatique
Serbia: New President, Old Problems
Morton Abramowitz, National Interest
Long Live the Queens and Kings
Peter Conradi, New York Times
Sunday, June 3
The Age of Mutually Assured Cyberdestruction?
David Sanger, NY Times
Cyberwar Leaks Put Politics over Security
David Frum, National Post
Damascus Readies for War
Patrick Cockburn, The Independent
Bomb Assad's Palaces and Army Barracks
Haroon Siddiqui, Toronto Star
Spain in 'Total Emergency,' EU in Denial
Janet Daley, Daily Telegraph
The Euro Can Be Saved, But Can the EU?
Charles Kupchan, Wash Post
Euro Crisis Kills a Counter-American Idea
Fabio Rafael Fiallo, RCW
Mubarak Sentence a Game of Smoke and Mirrors?
Lauren Bohn, Time
Rays of Hope in Afghanistan
Michael O'Hanlon, Washington Times
Preserving the Monarchy in a Populist Age
Andrew Rawnsley, Observer
A Day of Jubilee
Walter Russell Mead, The American Interest
What's Behind Iran's Cartoon Crackdown?
Roland Brown, Foreign Policy
Japan's Long, Hot, Nuclear-Free Summer
Todd Crowell, RealClearWorld
India Key to U.S. Afghan Success
Smith & La Manno, The Diplomat
Can India Fend Off Recession?
C.P. Chandrasekhar, The Hindu
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