Week of September 17, 2012 Archives

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Monday, September 17
Obama Fiddles as Mideast Burns
Niall Ferguson, Newsweek
Is Progressive Islam Dead?
Yasmin Alibhai-Brown, The Independent
Why Putin Should Vote for Romney
Alexei Bayer, Moscow Times
Obama Caught in the Global Headlights
Simon Kent, Toronto Sun
Britain Risks a Lost Decade
Lawrence Summers, Financial Times
British Businesses Taking a Whacking from U.S.
Boris Johnson, Telegraph
Abe, Third Party Stir Japanese Politics
Todd Crowell, RealClearWorld
Don't Repeat Iraq Mistakes in Syria
Aymenn Jawad al-Tamimi, NRO
Libya's Jihadist Minority
Omar Ashour, Project Syndicate
State-Sponsored Murder in Cuba?
Jackson Diehl, Washington Post
Peace May Have a Chance in Colombia
Farid Kahhat, America Economia
Singh to Blame for Underachieving India
Harsh Pant, The National
Foreign Policy as Tie-Breaker
William Kristol, Weekly Standard
Putin's Checkbook Diplomacy in South Pacific
Luke Hunt, The Diplomat
A Fork in Nepal's Political Roadmap
Prashant Jha, The Hindu
Tuesday, September 18
A Sea of Trouble over 5 Tiny Islands
Hoffman & MacKinnon, Globe & Mail
Tiny Isles at Resource Wars' Frontline
Daniel McGroarty, RealClearWorld
China's Leaders Orchestrate Hysteria
Jon Manthorpe, Vancouver Sun
Muslim Rage & the Last Gasp of Islamic Hate
Ayaan Hirsi Ali, Newsweek
From Gaddafi to Benghazi
George Friedman, Stratfor
Did Merkel Just Save Obama?
Benjamin Weinthal, Foreign Policy
Critique of Romney Is 'Israel Lobby' Rerun
Jonathan Tobin, Commentary
India Should Be Worried About China's Military
B Raman, Rediff
As Goes Steel, So Goes China
Gordon Chang, Forbes
Stop Blaming Video for Protest Violence
Lee Smith, Weekly Standard
New Media Meets the New Mideast
Roger Cohen, New York Times
UK Welfare State Is Broken, Now What?
Philip Johnston, Daily Telegraph
Turkey's Towering Ambition
Hugh Eakin, New York Review of Books
Madness for Tories to Dump Cameron Now
Simon Heffer, Daily Mail
Have Euro Tabloids Forgotten Princess Diana?
Anne Pickles, News & Star
Wednesday, September 19
How Netanyahu Killed the Israel Lobby
David Rothkopf, Foreign Policy
China Sneezes - Will World Catch Cold?
Vikram Mansharamani, Yale
How Americans See China
Richard Wike & Bruce Stokes, CNN
Outrage over Islands Full of Goats Is Crazy
William Pesek, Bloomberg
Taliban Shifts Focus in Afghanistan
Rajiv Chandrasekaran, Wash Post
On Aghanistan, Obama Must Speak Up
Max Boot, Commentary Mag
Mideast Comments Could Vex a Romney Admin
David Sanger, NY Times
Why George Soros Is Wrong About the EU
George Jonas, National Post
Islam Should Accept a Secular State
Paul Kelly, The Australian
Why Is U.S. Surprised by Muslim Backlash?
Seumas Milne, The Guardian
Islam's Civil War Comes to Russia
Emil Pain, Kommersant
The Mythical 'War on Britain'
Alex Massie, The Spectator
Big Countries, Small Wars
Robert Skidelsky, Project Syndicate
Dangers of a Sino-Japanese Trade War
James Parker, The Diplomat
Trouble Brews in the Saudi Kingdom
John Allen Gay, National Interest
Thursday, September 20
America Has Lost the Afghan War
Arif Rafiq, Foreign Policy
What Romney Got Right on the Mideast
Jeffrey Goldberg, Bloomberg
Canada More Conservative Than America
Margaret Wente, Globe & Mail
Meet the French Editor Stoking Islam's Rage
Stefan Simons, Der Spiegel
The Sources of Salafi Conduct
William McCants, Foreign Affairs
Asia's Ticking Time Bomb
Michael Richardson, Japan Times
Why the East Is Beating the West
Matthew d'Ancona, Evening Standard
Washington's Mideast Follies
Doug Bandow, The National Interest
Among the Alawites
Nir Rosen, London Review of Books
Time for China and Japan to Cool Things Down
Frank Ching, China Post
UK Independence Party Now a Major Force
Martin Kettle, The Guardian
U.S. Forgetting Vietnam's Lessons
David Donovan, BBC News
U.S. May Retreat into Isolationism
Stefano Casertano, The European
A Growing Terror Threat in Libya
Thomas Joscelyn, Weekly Standard
Obama at a Crossroads in Syria
Victor Kotsev, Asia Times
Friday, September 21
Trade War Could Lead to World War
Jeremy Warner, Daily Telegraph
A Salafist Trap in the Middle East
Fawaz Gerges, Yale Global
Iran: The War Game
David Ignatius, Washington Post
When Imperialists Happen to Be Muslim
Michael Young, Daily Star
China's New Stealth Fighter Gambit
James Hardy, The Diplomat
The Other Greek Crisis
Steve Coll, New Yorker
The Kremlin's Conspiracy Theorists
Michael Bohm, Moscow Times
Putin Hits 'Clear' Button on Medvedev Era
Ellen Barry, New York Times
The Terrorists' Veto
Michael J. Totten, City Journal
How the Arab Spring Killed Hezbollah
Thanassis Cambanis, TNR
Obama's Foreign Policy Record Is Appalling
Rivkin & Casey, Daily Beast
Will Cameron Listen to the New Tories?
Simon Heffer, New Statesman
The White House's Benghazi Problem
Louis Klarevas, Foreign Policy
The Middle East Needs Bill Clinton
Uri Savir, Jerusalem Post
Can 'Nordic Model' Be Applied to U.S.?
Nima Sanandaji, New Geography
Saturday, September 22
What if Israel Bombs Iran?
Sadjadpour & Hounshell, Washington Post
Time for Islam to Enter 21st Century
Roger Cohen, New York Times
Tunisia's Salafists Plot Radical Revolution
Vivienne Walt, Time
What Is Iran Doing in Syria?
Ali Alfoneh, Foreign Policy
Guilt and the 'Innocence of Muslims'
Michael Weiss, World Affairs Journal
Syria Could Redraw the Mideast Map
Nikolas Gvosdev, WP Review
Obama's Foreign Policy Spin Collapses
William Kristol, Weekly Standard
Who Gains from Asia Row?
Fyodor Lukyanov, Russia in Global Affairs
In the Islamic World, Rage and Self-criticism
The Economist
Lebensraum and China
Philip Bowring, Asia Sentinel
Canada Watches as U.S. Stumbles
Conrad Black, National Post
Hacking the Next War
Chris Demchak, The American Interest
The West Doesn't Understand the East
Leon Hadar, The National Interest
Could Georgia Be 2012's October Surprise?
Lincoln Mitchell, RCW
How to Deal with Egypt
George Joffe, Foreign Affairs
Sunday, September 23
Obama's Failed Exit from Iraq
Michael Gordon, New York Times
Bad News for Big Government
Douglas Carswell, Daily Telegraph
Life in the New Libya
Jamie Dettmer, Daily Beast
America Bows to the Mob
Mark Steyn, National Review
Will the U.S. Go to War for Japan?
Stephen Harner, Forbes
The Retreater in Chief
Max Boot, Weekly Standard
The Failure of #MuslimRage
Marc Lynch, Foreign Policy
Rise of Anti-German Hostility in Europe
Gregory Dufour, The European
Arab World Wrestles with New Politics
Rami Khouri, Daily Star
Can Rising Powers Save Syria?
Doug Saunders, Globe and Mail
How Iran Would View an Israeli Attack
Azadeh Moaveni, Washington Post
Obama Learns Lesson in Muslim Rage
David Frum, National Post
Step Toward Iran Regime Change
Flynt & Hillary Leverett, Race for Iran
North Korea Starts Down Path of Reform
Andrei Lankov, Korea Times
The Most Godless Place on Earth
Peter Thompson, The Guardian
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