Week of July 30, 2012 Archives

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Monday, July 30
Romney's Safe and Predictable World Tour
Steve Coll, New Yorker
For Romney, Israel Is About Exceptionalism
Walter Russell Mead, TAI
Time for Both Sides to Talk in Syria
Charles Glass, The Guardian
Why Britain's Olympic Games Top China's
Anne Applebaum, Telegraph
Crash of the European Bumblebee
Paul Krugman, New York Times
Europe Not About to Abandon Democracy
Dan O'Brien, Irish Times
China's Gunboat Diplomacy
Michael Richardson, Japan Times
Disarming Mugabe's Thugs Won't Be Easy
Dianna Games, Business Day
Al-Qaeda's Arab Comeback
Bruce Riedel, The Daily Beast
Way Forward in Syria Is Not via Iran
Max Boot, Commentary Mag
Sunni vs. Shia Narrative Is Overblown
Emile Hokayem, The National
Fate of Syria Is in the Hands of ... Palestinians?
Jonathan Schanzer, TNR
BRICs Are the World's Problem Children
Joel Brinkley, Baltimore Sun
Tunisia's Salafists Come to the Fore
Aaron Zelin, Daily Star
Coca Still King in Colombia's Backwaters
Jim Wyss, Miami Herald
Tuesday, July 31
Romney's Good vs. Evil Foreign Policy
Gideon Rachman, Financial Times
Obama Lost Poland. Can Romney Win It Back?
Benjamin Weinthal, FP
Israel Should Be U.S.'s Top Mideast Priority
Victor Davis Hanson, NRO
Merkel Is No Iron Lady
Simon Richards, Daily Mail
Turkey Must Work with Syria's Kurds
Ranj Alaaldin, The Guardian
China's Leaders Head to the Beach
Christopher Johnson, Foreign Affairs
How Munich Forever Changed the Olympics
Paul Hockenos, Toronto Star
UK: Enjoy Olympic Euphoria While It Lasts
Jeremy Warner, Telegraph
PA's West Bank Abuses Weaken Its Message
Shawan Jabarin, National
How the Arab Spring Keeps Israel Safe
Michael Koplow, National Interest
If Assad Uses WMD, Russia Will Be Outcast
Alex Golts, Moscow Times
Will India's Reluctant Prince Turn King?
Neeta Lal, Asia Sentinel
Japan's $1.45T Whale May Crush Yen Bulls
William Pesek, Bloomberg
A Russian Naval Base in Vietnam?
C. Raja Mohan, Indian Express
The Italian Mafia Goes to Kenya
Brian Dabbs, The Atlantic
Wednesday, August 1
Romney Needs a New Foreign Policy Team
David Rothkopf, Foreign Policy
Why Culture Matters
Mitt Romney, National Review
Playing Political Football with Israel
Thomas Friedman, New York Times
China Knows the Party Can't Last Forever
Satyajit Das, The Australian
The British Seeds of American Decline
Michael Lind, The Globalist
Bankers Happy to Play Nero as Euro Burns
Simon Jenkins, The Guardian
U.S. Must Arm Syria's Rebels
Anne-Marie Slaughter, Financial Times
Putin's Tyranny Driven by Paranoia
Edward Lucas, Daily Telegraph
Pussy Riot's Enemies Don't Stop at Putin
Mary Dejevsky, The Independent
Why China Must Do More in Afghanistan
Jeffrey Hornung, The Diplomat
China, India Prepare for Tussle
Mohan Malik, World Affairs Journal
Rebuilding Venezuelan Democracy
Andres Velasco, Project Syndicate
The Slow-Motion Crisis of Africa's Sahel Belt
Michael Burleigh, Daily Mail
Canada Must Prepare to Defend Its Shores
Colin Robertson, Ottawa Citizen
Christians in Egypt Fear the Worst
Trudy Rubin, Miami Herald
Thursday, August 2
Capitalism, Not Culture, Powers Nations
Fareed Zakaria, Washington Post
Obama's Syria Strategy Is Working
Aaron David Miller, Foreign Policy
Assad's Regime Transforming Into a Militia
Tony Karon, Time
China Winning the Global Resource War
Dambisa Moyo, Guernica
Dark Times for 'Shining' India
Ramesh Thakur, Ottawa Citizen
Romney's Wrong About Why Countries Thrive
Jared Diamond, NYT
Obama's Politics Trump Grand Strategy
Fouad Ajami, Defining Ideas
The Rise of Boris Johnson
Charles Cooke, National Review
Will Golan Heights Remain Quiet?
Seth Frantzman, Jerusalem Post
UK Is Paying for the EU to Strangle It
Leo McKinstry, Daily Express
Terrorism's New Breeding Ground
Sergey Markedonov, National Interest
Europe's Dream of Unlimited Money
David Bocking, Der Spiegel
Brazil Wins Big at Mercosur
Andres Oppenheimer, Miami Herald
Turkey Can't Ignore the Rising Kurds
Mustafa Akyol, Hurriyet Daily News
Russian Orthodox Church's Big Mistake
Konstantin Sonin, Moscow Times
Friday, August 3
Blackout Illuminates False Choice: India or China?
Alan Philps, National
A Dark Night of the Soul for India
Patrick French, Daily Telegraph
Assad's Arms Under Strain as Conflict Rages
C.J. Chivers, NY Times
Forget Europe - the Real Crisis Is Corn
William Pesek, Bloomberg
Romney's Excellent Trip
Charles Krauthammer, Washington Post
Romney Is the True Face of America
Adrian Hamilton, The Independent
Europe Needs a Grand Bargain
Tony Blair, Christian Science Monitor
Nationalism Driving China & Japan Apart
James Manicom, The Diplomat
Tokyo-Seoul Relations Need to Grow Up
Ralph Cossa, Japan Times
The North Korea Guessing Game
Donald Kirk, Los Angeles Times
Democracy's Dignity Dividend
Greg Simpson, RealClearWorld
The Clown Who Would Be Prime Minister
Carsten Volkery, Der Spiegel
Egypt Made Al Jazeera - Syria Is Destroying It
Sultan Al Qassemi, FP
Hugo Chavez: An Uncounted Enemy
Roger Noriega, Washington Times
The White Correspondent's Burden
Jina Moore, Boston Review
Saturday, August 4
Realism and Idealism in the Mideast
Henry Kissinger, Washington Post
Broken Britain? It's Never Been Better
Doug Saunders, Globe and Mail
Only Threat of War Can Stop Iran
Anthony Cordesman, CSIS
Iran Is Not Going to Cave
Sreeram Chaulia, Hindustan Times
Why Israel Is the Arab World's Enemy
George Jonas, National Post
Is There an Alternative to Chaos in Syria?
The Economist
New Arena for Sino-India Competition
Harsh Pant, Yale Global
China On a Global Resource Spree
Sunny Yang, JoongAng Daily
'Occupy' with Chinese Characteristics
Peter Lee, Asia Times
For Obama, Israel Is a Wedge Issue
Caroline Glick, Jerusalem Post
Drones Changing the Game in Pakistan
Hussain Nadim, National Interest
Now for Good News About Europe
Sergei Karaganov, Russia in Global Affairs
When Did Spain Become Absurdistan?
Juan Moreno, Der Spiegel
How the U.S. and Vietnam Made Up
Julian Teicher, The Conversation
Iraq's Growing Risk
Richard Weitz, World Politics Review
Sunday, August 5
In Afghanistan, Soccer or Civil War?
David Ignatius, Washington Post
Egypt's Simmering Summer
Zvi Mazel, Jerusalem Post
Collapse or Decentralization for Syria?
Rami Khouri, Daily Star
Why Japan Should Amend Article 9
Craig Martin, Japan Times
The West's Wishful Thinking on India
Jason Burke, The Guardian
Cameron Must Shake Up His Inner Circle
Janet Daley, Daily Telegraph
Berlin Could Save Eurozone, But Won't
Achim Hurrelmann, Ottawa Cit
Merkel's Bismarckian Euro Diplomacy
Matthew Melchiorre, Forbes
Turning London into a Theme Park
Mark Steyn, National Review
China's Netizens Demand to Be Heard
Nayan Chanda, Times of India
How Punk Rock Might Save Russia
Spencer Ackerman, Foreign Policy
The 2004 Olympics and Greece's Decline
Nick Malkoutzis, Bloomberg BW
Guilt Is Blinding the World on Rwanda
Patrick Smyth, Irish Times
Islamic Extremists Threaten Syria's Christians
John Eibner, Wash Times
The Left's Silence on 'Honor Killings'
Sunny Hundal, New Statesman
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