Week of September 10, 2012 Archives

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Monday, September 10
Germany Should Lead or Leave
George Soros, Project Syndicate
Consigning Germany to Serfdom
Gunnar Beck, The Guardian
So What if Iran Gets the Bomb?
Bill Keller, New York Times
EU States Must Clarify Brussels' Role
Brendan Keenan, Irish Independent
The Incredible Shrinking Foreign Policy Debate
Dan Larison, The Week
U.S. Needs Japan in the New Asia
Bremmer & Gordon, Financial Times
Japan Must Abandon Imperial Past
C. Kenneth Quinones, JoongAng Daily
Syria's Divided Alawites
Steven Sotloff, Time
China Maps Rocky Road for Leadership
Jon Manthorpe, Vancouver Sun
China Needs QE3 More Than U.S. Does
Gordon Chang, Forbes
What Myanmar Needs
Francis Fukuyama, The American Interest
The Invisible War in West Asia
Cherian Samuel, IDSA
Israel's Powerful Settler Movement
Dan Ephron, Newsweek
Islam Tackles Domestic Violence
Barry Rubin, Jerusalem Post
Did U.S. Leaders Discuss Killing Castro?
David Barrett, Miami Herald
Tuesday, September 11
Democracy the Big Loser in Europe
Gideon Rachman, Financial Times
The Rise and Fall (and Rise?) of al-Qaeda
Hassan Mneimneh, GMF
Why Obama Should Blacklist Pakistan
C. Christine Fair, Foreign Policy
The West's 'Hard Power' Deficit
Gary Schmitt, Los Angeles Times
Rebuilding U.S. Global Leadership
Tom Ridge, Washington Times
9/11 and 'Blowback'
Matthew Duss, Center for American Progress
Cameron Risks Tearing UK from Its Past
Mary Riddell, Daily Telegraph
Super Mario to the Rescue in Europe
Roger Cohen, New York Times
Iraq Is Moving Away from Iran
Afshin Molavi, The National
Gaza Preps to Declare Independence (From Palestine)
Jon Schanzer, TNR
Assad's Useful Idiots
Jess Hill, The Global Mail
Free Trade the Only Freedom Putin Knows
Peter Hartcher, Sydney M.H.
Africa's Separatist Problem
Max Fisher, The Atlantic
Cut Off Iran? It's About Time
Margaret Wente, Globe and Mail
Canada's Symbolic Snub of Iran - Why Now?
Andrew Coyne, National Post
Wednesday, September 12
A Wake-Up Call for Obama
Con Coughlin, Daily Telegraph
Islamists Attack, Obama Apologizes
Jonathan Tobin, Commentary
Don't Politicize the Libya Tragedy
Blake Hounshell, Foreign Policy
How's That Arab Spring Working Out for America?
Sarah Palin, Facebook
China's Trust Deficit
Thomas Friedman, New York Times
Draghi Alone Cannot Save the Euro
Martin Wolf, Financial Times
Germany's Bad Currency Nostalgia
Clive Crook, Bloomberg
New Ship Gives Chinese Navy Punch
Michael Richardson, Japan Times
UK Looks to China to Fuel Nuclear Renaissance
Anthony Faiola, WaPo
Russia Pivots to Embrace China
Ariel Cohen, The National Interest
Obama or Romney, the Reset Is Dead
Georgy Bovt, Moscow Times
Netherlands Gets Ready to Turn Left
Chris Aalberts, The Guardian
A Revolt Is Brewing in South Africa
Itumeleng Mahabane, Business Day
11 Years Later, Terrorists Fight On
Thomas Joscelyn, Weekly Standard
Canada's Choice: Health, Not Education
Jeffrey Simpson, Globe and Mail
Thursday, September 13
U.S. Fate to Be Hated in Mideast
Michael Young, Daily Star
How to Send Egypt a Message
Schenker & Trager, New York Daily News
The Folly of a 'Red Line' for Iran
Fareed Zakaria, Washington Post
Don't Give Up on Arab Spring Yet
Shadi Hamid, Foreign Policy
A Prussian Rebirth in Germany
Jacob Heilbrunn, New York Times
Will Quebec Blackmail Canada Again?
Joanna Baron, National Interest
Will the Palestinians Rebel?
Gershom Gorenberg, American Prospect
Romney Botches Response to North Africa Attacks
Fred Kaplan, Slate
Bankers Now Rule Europe
Federico Castiglioni, The European
Manmohan Singh's Rendezvous with Destiny
Dinesh Sharma, Asia Times
Ireland's Disturbing Exodus
David McWilliams, Irish Independent
U.S.-Cuba Ties Changing?
Andres Oppenheimer, Miami Herald
Iran's Sloppy Spying
Michael Weiss, NOW Lebanon
Nick Clegg, Bigot
Stephen Glover, Daily Mail
Sri Lanka Rejoins the World
Sam Baker, Asia Sentinel
Friday, September 14
Netanyahu's Neocon Gambit
David Remnick, New Yorker
Obama Has Abandoned Israel
Charles Krauthammer, Washington Post
U.S. Becoming a Selective Superpower
Philip Stephens, Financial Times
Muslims Must Make Peace with West
Ed Husain, London Evening Standard
Heart Attack No Reason to Disappear in China
William Pesek, Bloomberg
U.S. Marines Won't Upset Asia-Pacific Balance
Harry Gelber, Australian
Paul Krugman's Baltic Problem
Anders Aslund, Foreign Policy
What Is the Miliband Doctrine?
Fraser Nelson, Daily Telegraph
Egypt's Morsi Fans the Flames of Anger
Jytte Klausen, Foreign Affairs
A Continuation of the Revolution?
Lee Smith, Weekly Standard
The Agents of Outrage
Bobby Ghosh, Time
Israel's Iranian Dilemma
Danny Danon, Los Angeles Times
U.S. Must Now Worry About Losing Syria
Alan Philps, The National
Buckraking Around the World with Tony Blair
Ken Silverstein, TNR
Africa Aims for the Final Frontier
Aman Sethi, The Hindu
Saturday, September 15
Why Is the Muslim World So Easily Offended?
Fouad Ajami, Wash Post
U.S. to Remain Dominant Power in the Mideast
Steven A. Cook, FP
Is This the Clash of Civilizations?
Walter Russell Mead, American Interest
Does America Know Its Real Enemy?
Caroline Glick, Jerusalem Post
Don't Mistake Fringe for Mainstream
Doug Saunders, Globe & Mail
Time for U.S. to Come Home from Mideast?
Pat Buchanan, AmConMag
Philippines on Asia's New Frontline
Richard Heydarian, ATimes
Britain Should Take Advantage of Euro Crisis
John Major, The Telegraph
The Tragedy of the European Union
George Soros, NY Review of Books
Is India's Economic Growth Sustainable?
Lydia Powell, The Globalist
West on a Collision Course with Iran
George Jonas, National Post
Iran's U.S. Electoral Strategy
Mehdi Khalaji, Project Syndicate
Canada in for Another Doctor Exodus to the U.S.?
Julia Belluz, Maclean's
Is China's Global Times Misunderstood?
Carlson & Oaks, The Diplomat
Decadence or Renewal for the Mediterranean?
Claus Leggewie, Eurozine
Sunday, September 16
The Talk of China
Thomas Friedman, New York Times
The Obama Doctrine Has Failed
Stephen Hayes, Weekly Standard
A Week of Criminals and Culture Clashes
Rami Khouri, Daily Star
U.S. Will Always Be Hated
Andrew Coyne, National Post
What Does Israel Want from U.S.?
David Ignatius, Washington Post
A Weak Foreign Policy Narrative
Steve Chapman, Chicago Tribune
Has a Palestinian Spring Begun?
Jonathan Schanzer, Foreign Policy
Britain Silently Defaulting on Debts
Dan Atkinson, Daily Mail
Is Egypt an Ally of the U.S.?
P.J. Crowley, The Daily Beast
Time for China to Get Tough with Japan
Chu Zhaogen, China Daily
Impossible to Keep U.S. Diplomats Safe
David Jones, Ottawa Citizen
Fueling Muslim 'Grievance' Culture
Jeremy Havardi, Commentator
Film Protests: What Explains the Anger?
Shashank Joshi, BBC News
Why Hugo Chavez's Challenger Is So Confident
Jim Wyss, Miami Herald
Parliament Fiddles While India Burns
Kanti Bajpai, Times of India
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