Week of June 25, 2012 Archives

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Monday, June 25
Waking from the Democratic Dream
Robert Merry, The National Interest
Is Obama to Blame for Arab Spring's Failures?
Jackson Diehl, Wash Post
Egypt's Military Adopts Turkish Model
Steven A. Cook, Al Monitor
Elites Have Been Consistently Wrong on Egypt
Barry Rubin, PJ Media
The Battle for Guadalajara
William Finnegan, The New Yorker
How Successful Is America's Asia Rebalance?
Richard Weitz, The Diplomat
Putin's Middle East Gambit
Jonathan Marcus, BBC News
How Israel Could Change the World
Niall Ferguson, Newsweek
Stuxnet Will Come Back to Haunt U.S.
Misha Glenny, New York Times
U.S. Banks Are Unprepared for Euro Crisis
Simon Johnson, Bloomberg
How Europe Can Rescue Europe
George Soros, Project Syndicate
The Euro Should Be Put to the Sword
Jeff Randall, Daily Telegraph
More of the Same from Romney on North Korea
Tong Kim, Korea Times
The Court Rules in Pakistan
Paula Newberg, Yale Global
Russia's Witch Hunt Against Pussy Riot
Victor Davidoff, Moscow Times
Tuesday, June 26
Pakistan Is a Bigger Problem Than Iran
Gideon Rachman, Financial Times
The Civil War in the Syrian Opposition
Tyler Golson, The New Republic
How Will Turkey's Insulted Sultan Respond?
Can Kasapoglu, J'lem Post
Turkish Border Key Link in Syria Revolt
Neil MacFarquhar, NY Times
Fishing War Looms in South China Sea
Stephanie Kleine-Ahlbrandt, FP
Egypt: No Constitution, Parliament or Control
Robert Fisk, Independent
Putin's Visit and Israeli-Russian Relations
George Friedman, Stratfor
After an Israeli Strike on Iran
Daniel Pipes, National Review
How Obama Lost Canada
Derek Burney & Fen Hampson, Foreign Affairs
The Return of Mexico's Nemesis
Jorge Castenada, Project Syndicate
Demographic Threat Shadows Russia
Cesar Chelala, Japan Times
Send Europeans to Asia to Learn How to Work
Fabrice Taylor, WFP
Julia Gillard Is No Thatcher
Niki Savva, The Australian
Sri Lanka's Muslims Under Siege?
Joseph Hammond, The Diplomat
India Hurting Its Image on the High Seas
Saran & Chatterjee, The Hindu
Wednesday, June 27
To Save the Euro, Germany Must Leave
Griffin & Kashyap, NY Times
Don't Fear Eurozone Defaults
Jonathan Compton, Daily Telegraph
Is the Brotherhood Really Democratic?
Eric Trager, The New Republic
France Not Ready for Reality Check
Howard Davies, Financial Times
Will Canada's Oil Boom Go Bust?
Peter Foster, Financial Post
What Pakistan Teaches the U.S. About Egypt
Vali Nasr, Bloomberg
Resource Wars Are Only Beginning
Daniel McGroarty, RealClearWorld
To the Brink and Back with Iran
Gareth Evans, Project Syndicate
Taiwan Needs to Prove Its Worth to the U.S.
Parris Chang, The Diplomat
To Secure Egypt's Revolution, It Must Spread
Seumas Milne, Guardian
So Much for China Keeping a Low Profile
Willy Lam, Asia Times
China's Blame-the-Woman Syndrome
Paul French, Foreign Policy
How Iran Killed Its Future
Shahrzad Elghanayan, Los Angeles Times
Russia in the Islamic World
Sergey Markedonov, The National Interest
The 'Baby Box' Returns to Europe
Stephen Evans, BBC News
Thursday, June 28
Egypt's Powerless President No Threat to U.S.
Tony Karon, The National
In Post-Gitmo World, Prisoners Rot in Somalia
Eli Lake, Daily Beast
Pakistan Collapsing from Within
Javid Ahmad & Mashail Malik, CNN
Don't Ignore Mideast's Hunger for Change
Tony Blair, Evening Standard
Weak Turkey Suddenly Loves the West
Simon Tisdall, The Guardian
Hollande's 'Growth Pact' an Empty Promise
Carsten Volkery, Der Spiegel
Counter Islamists with Citizenship
Hussein Ibish, NOW Lebanon
The Mysterious Francois Hollande
Justin Vaïsse, The Financialist
Has the Euro Been Saved or Not?
John O'Sullivan, National Review
Africa Benefits from Chinese 'Colonialism'
Dambisa Moyo, NY Times
Why China Can't Pick Good Leaders
Minxin Pei, The Diplomat
The Hidden Palestinian Revolution
Hamze Awawde, Jerusalem Post
The Turkish Paradox
Michael Koplow & Steven Cook, Foreign Affairs
India, U.S. and Saudis Play a New Great Game
Antil Athale, Rediff
Iraq Is a Beacon of Democracy in Arab World
Amir Taheri, Standpoint
Friday, June 29
Is Egypt a Model for the Arab World?
Con Coughlin, Daily Telegraph
An Authoritarian Axis Rising?
William Martel, The Diplomat
What Merkel Really Wants from Europe
Charles Hawley, Der Spiegel
West Plots Oil-for-Assad Deal with Russia
Robert Fisk, The Independent
Russia Is to Syria What the U.S. Is to Bahrain
Mark Katz, Moscow Times
Forging a Peace Plan for Syria
Kofi Annan, Washington Post
India's Growing Stake in Afghanistan
Andrew North, BBC News
Pointless Days for Hezbollah
Michael Young, NOW Lebanon
Israel's Quest to Scuttle Peace
Akiva Eldar, The National Interest
Soviet Collapse Holds Lesson for Euro
Philip Stephens, Financial Times
Mexico's Election and the Drug War
Pamela Starr, Foreign Affairs
Conventional Wisdom on Mexico Not So Wise
Jorge Heine, Toronto Star
Who Will Speak Up for Canada?
Donald Savoie, Globe and Mail
Is Rwanda Backing a War Criminal?
Tristan McConnell, Time
Islamists, U.S. Power and Kuwait
Doug Bandow, American Conservative
Saturday, June 30
For Israel, Iran Gets Bombed or Gets a Bomb
David Ignatius, WaPo
How Egypt's Army Won the Election
Joshua Stacher, New York Times
Mexicans Ready for a Change
Gwynne Dyer, Japan Times
Declare Victory: al-Qaeda Has Been Defeated
Peter Bergen, CNN
Twilight of the Berlin Consensus
Tyson Barker, Bertelsmann Foundation
Canada's Medicare Superiority Complex
Jeffrey Simpson, Globe and Mail
Syria Could Attack Turkey Via Lebanon
Abdullah Bozkurt, Today's Zaman
Syria's Opposition Is Disorganized - Good
Elizabeth O'Bagy, Foreign Policy
Can Egypt's Peace with Israel Hold?
Nervana Mahmoud, Daily Telegraph
Japan Should Be the Switzerland of Asia
Susumu Yabuki, East Asia Forum
Russia Elbows U.S. in Indian Ocean
M K Bhadrakumar, Asia Times
Will China Go to War Against Vietnam?
Khanh Vu Duc, Asia Sentinel
Syria Needs a Vigilante
Ned Dobos, Sydney Morning Herald
World Needs an American Hyperpower
Emanuele Ottolenghi, Standpoint
The Problem with World Heritage Sites
Andrew Blackwell, Boston Review
Sunday, July 1
Egypt Holds Its Breath
Omar Ashour, Project Syndicate
U.S. Betting New Sanctions Will Push Iran
Lowrey & Sanger, NY Times
For Iran, Sanctions Are Worth It
Kahalzadeh & Schiemann, The Guardian
Britain's Center Has Pushed to the Right
Janet Daley, Daily Telegraph
Cameron's Confused Euro Policy
John Rentoul, The Independent
How U.S. Healthcare Debate Affects the World
David Frum, Nat'l Post
Region Shares Blame for Paraguay Crisis
Andres Oppenheimer, Miami Hld
India Has Not Severed Saudi-Pakistan Ties
B Raman, Rediff
Canada's Crooked Path from Confederation
Rick Salutin, Toronto Star
Suu Kyi & the Contradictions of State
William Lloyd-George, The Diplomat
On Iran, Israel Can't Be Wrong Once
Geoffrey St. John, Ottawa Citizen
Egypt, No Longer the Country We Knew
Avi Issacharoff, Haaretz
Libya Banking on New Economic Era
Rory Jones, The National
Is Liechtenstein's Monarchy on the Way Out?
Michael Wise, Foreign Policy
More Political Woes for Liberia's Sirleaf
Clair MacDougall, The Daily Beast
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