Week of August 27, 2012 Archives

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Monday, August 27
Has 'Europe' Failed?
Nicholas Sambanis, New York Times
German People Will Decide Europe's Fate
Hans Kundnani, The Guardian
Britain and U.S. Plan Syrian Revolution
Damien McElroy, UK Telegraph
All Hands Are Dirty in Syria
Robert Fisk, The Independent
Chinese Manufacturing Is Crashing
Gordon Chang, Forbes
Chinese Arms Flood Sub-Saharan Africa
Colum Lynch, Washington Post
All the Ayatollah's Men
Ray Takeyh, The National Interest
Sunni Islamism Is World's Greatest Threat
Barry Rubin, Jerusalem Post
Shades of Afghanistan in the Levant
Atul Aneja, The Hindu
Beware Terror Beneath Arab Spring
Greg Sheridan, The Australian
China's Great Ocean Resource Hunt
Simon Kent, Toronto Sun
China Breaks Ice on Northern Sea Route
Ravi Velloor, Korea Herald
How to Build an African Powerhouse
Adekeye Adebayo, Business Day
Wake Up Call for S. Africa's Armani Elites
Jay Naidoo, Financial Times
Why Corruption Will Last in Romania
Valeriu Nicolae, Eurozine
Tuesday, August 28
The Coming War Between Realists and Neocons
Jacob Heilbrunn, FP
Obama's Cruel Reaction to Syrian Massacres
Fouad Ajami, Bloomberg
A Ragged Retreat from Afghanistan
Simon Tisdall, The Guardian
Merkel Goes to China
Sanjaya Baru, Project Syndicate
China's Changing of the Guard
John Foley, Reuters
Isolating Iran Is Folly
Meshkati & Mirfendereski, Los Angeles Times
The World Doesn't Care About America's Election
Annette Heuser, RCW
Australians Deluded About U.S. Election
Peter Hartcher, Sydney M.H.
Gangs of Aleppo
William Lind, American Conservative
Why Norway Is Satisfied with Breivik's Sentence
Mark Lewis, Time
Despite Crisis, Britons Still Spend Like Drunks
Jeff Randall, Telegraph
Separatists Stir Up Nightmare in Quebec
Margaret Wente, Globe and Mail
Korea's Long-Term Strategic Vision
Kim Keon-yeong, Korea Times
The Forgotten Soviet-Japanese War
Stuart Goldman, The Diplomat
End of South African Exceptionalism
Magaziner & Jacobs, The Atlantic
Wednesday, August 29
Morsi's Wrong Turn to Tehran
Thomas Friedman, New York Times
The Geography of Iranian Power
Robert Kaplan, Stratfor
Why the Euro Will Survive
C. Fred Bergsten, Foreign Affairs
Syria's Rebels Cannot Be Trusted
Con Coughlin, Daily Telegraph
Time for America to Lead Again
Sen. John McCain, Foreign Policy
Many Players at the Asian Poker Table
Siagian & Bayuni, Jakarta Post
How to Put Europe Back to Work
Howard Davies, Project Syndicate
Why Germans Are Wary of a Bailout
Petra Gerlach-Kristen, Irish Times
The 'Muslim Tide' That Wasn't
Doug Saunders, National Post
Can India Revive Nonalignment?
Ashley Tellis, Yale Global
Russia's Shot Across the Bow
James Lyons, Washington Times
Militarization of China's Leaders?
J. Michael Cole, The Diplomat
What's South Africa's Problem? Jacob Zuma
Allister Sparks, Business Day
Are Jews Obsessed with the Holocaust?
Jeffrey Goldberg, Bloomberg
Quebec's Dangerous Language Debate
Celine Cooper, Montreal Gazette
Thursday, August 30
Everything You Know About China Is Wrong
Minxin Pei, Foreign Policy
New Isolationism Grips America
Victor Davis Hanson, National Review
Five Reasons the Assad Regime Survives
Tony Karon, Time
North Korea Smiles While Asia Feuds
Donald Kirk, Korea Times
Time to Worry About Germany
David McWilliams, Irish Independent
Egypt's Brother President
Shadi Hamid, Cairo Review of Global Affairs
Chinese Navy No Match for America's
Erickson & Collins, The Diplomat
GOP Gets Tough on Latin America
Andres Oppenheimer, Miami Herald
For Cameron, Scotland Is Make or Break
Steve Richards, Independent
North Korea's Systematic Tyranny
Doug Bandow, Forbes
Breakthrough in U.S.-India Ties?
Bruce Riedel, The National Interest
Latin Autocrats Failing Marx's 'Survival Test'
Fabio Rafael Fiallo, RCW
Asia's Explosive Maritime Fault Lines
Francesco Sisci, Asia Times
So Much for Germany's Green Energy Future
Stefan Schultz, Der Spiegel
The New Scramble for Africa
Tayyab Safdar, The Express Tribune
Friday, August 31
Is Iran Suicidal?
Charles Krauthammer, Washington Post
China's Growing Economic Crisis
William Pesek, Bloomberg
China's Self-Absorbed Nationalism
Robert Sutter, The Diplomat
September Will Decide the Fate of the Euro
Tyson Barker, Foreign Policy
It Is Long Past Time to Intervene in Syria
Irwin Cotler, Jerusalem Post
Egypt and Iran, New Twin Pillars
Kaveh Afrasiabi, Asia Times
East Asia's Free for All
Frank Ching, Yale Global
Cameron's English Lesson for the French President
Philip Stephens, FT
China's Fears Grow over Euro Crisis
Ambrose Evans-Pritchard, Telegraph
Why China Isn't Sweating the U.S. Elections
Hannah Beech, Time
To Quebec, Canada Barely Exists
Jeffrey Simpson, Globe and Mail
Australia's Gun Control Lesson for America
Todd Crowell, RCW
The Illusion of Greater Kurdistan
Alan Philps, The National
India's Would-be PM Has Blood on Hands
Jon Manthorpe, Vancouver Sun
'Super' Mario's Fading Halo
Barbie Latza Nadeau, The Daily Beast
Saturday, September 1
Time for Action in Syria
James Traub, Foreign Policy
Inside Syria's Fracturing Rebellion
Birke & Paul, The New Republic
What the West Can Learn from China
Sandra Schulz, Der Spiegel
Romney Win in Britain's Interest
Daniel Hannan, Daily Telegraph
Europe Doesn't Get Romney
Martin Eiermann, The European
Quebec: A Most Dangerous Election
Martin Patriquin, Maclean's
Why Quebec Separatism Is Dead
David Frum, National Post
Dangerous Fruits of Asian Nationalism
Kevin Rafferty, Japan Times
World War II Still Haunts Asia
Preeti Nalwa, East Asia Forum
Britain Beyond Euroscepticism
Iain Martin, Standpoint
Counter-insurgency Fails in Afghanistan
Oleg Svet, National Interest
GOP Seeks a Foreign Policy
Fyodor Lukyanov, Russia in Global Affairs
Will War Settle Asian Island Spat?
Park Bo-gyoon, JoongAng Daily
Israel Needs Permanent Borders
Hirsh Goodman, Jerusalem Post
U.S. Needs to Talk to Russia
Rojansky & Gvosdev, New York Times
Sunday, September 2
Can Europe Survive Rise of the Rest?
Timothy Garton Ash, NY Times
U.S. Economy Could Cost Britain Dear
Dan Atkinson, Daily Mail
A Safe Haven Inside Syria? Bad Idea
Christopher Dickey, The Daily Beast
First Since '52: No Talk of War in GOP Speeches
Matt Apuzzo, AP
A Real War & a Phony War
William Kristol, Weekly Standard
Romney's Vacant Foreign Policy
Michael Cohen, Foreign Policy
Time to Rethink Cuba Policy?
Sarah Stephens, Politico
The GOP, China and Sheldon Adelson
Robert Keatley, National Interest
Latin America Wary of U.S. Aid
Jim Wyss, Miami Herald
The Lonely Man of the Middle East
Stanley Weiss, Jakarta Post
What About Israel's Nuclear Weapons?
Patrick Pexton, Wash Post
Avoiding a Second Holocaust
Alan Elsner, NY Daily News
China's Bridges Are Falling Down
Adam Minter, Bloomberg
Do Quebec's Sovereigntists Matter?
John Ibbitson, Globe and Mail
Australia Mulls Taking Babies Away
Michael Madigan, Winnipeg FP
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