Week of September 24, 2012 Archives

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Monday, September 24
Is China Burning?
Gordon Chang, Forbes
An Unfazed Ahmadinejad
David Ignatius, Washington Post
America's Saigon Moment in the Middle East
Pankaj Mishra, NY Times
Why Do Americans Believe in Muslim Rage?
Steve Coll, New Yorker
Is Barack Obama a Tory?
Kate Dailey, BBC News
Netanyahu Is in a Box
Dan Ephron, Newsweek
Why Turkey Wants Obama to Win
Gokhan Bacik, Today's Zaman
Netanyahu Crosses a Line in the U.S.
Susan Rolef, Jerusalem Post
What Does Israel Do if Obama Is Re-Elected?
Barry Rubin, PJ Media
Containment, R.I.P.
William Martel, The Diplomat
Oil Will Permanently Slow the World Economy
Jeff Rubin, Bloomberg
U.S. Fed Declares War on Canada
Bruce Stewart, Winnipeg Free Press
Obama Must Take On Putin
David Kramer, Moscow Times
Foreign Policy Trips UK Coalition
Menzies Campbell, The Independent
Pakistani Politics Hits a New Low
Huma Yusuf, Dawn
Tuesday, September 25
Obama's Harsh Lessons in Diplomacy
H. Cooper & R. Worth, NY Times
Japan-China War Unlikely Despite Island Crisis
Linda Sieg, Reuters
U.S.'s Dangerous and Incoherent China Policy
Patrick Smith, Fiscal Times
Israel Needs to Trade Militarism for Compromise
Patrick Tyler, LA Times
Is America Still Russia's No. 1 Foe?
Richard Lourie, Moscow Times
Secret Report Could've Changed Iraq War?
Michael Gordon, Foreign Policy
Ahmadinejad Humiliates Toothless UN
Hadar Sela, The Commentator
Why the MEK Still Isn't OK
Jeremiah Goulka, American Prospect
Turkey's Military Trial Reopens Old Wounds
Pelin Turgut, Time
Talk China Policy, Not China Smack
Elizabeth Economy, The Diplomat
China Sheds Central Planning, But Obama Adopts It
Lee Lane, Forbes
Legitimacy of Chinese System Crumbles
Michael Allen, Democracy Digest
India Is Part of Upside-Down World
Gideon Rachman, Financial Times
Ban Pakistani Minister from Britain
Shashank Joshi, Daily Telegraph
Good News for Europe's Last Dictator
Benjamin Bidder, Der Spiegel
Wednesday, September 26
Will China-Bashing Cost Romney the Election?
Charles Kadlec, Forbes
How to Avoid U.S.-China Cold War
Yan Xuetong & Qi Haixia, The Diplomat
Radical Islamists Pounce on Obama
Victor Davis Hanson, National Review
Mullahs Yearning for Attack on Iran
Nazila Fathi, Foreign Policy
In Pakistan, Tolerance Up in Flames
Steve Inskeep, New York Times
Why We Need a Eurozone Parliament
Henning Meyer, The Guardian
German Patience With Euro Running Out
John Phelan, The Commentator
Where's Arab Spring's Deng Xiaoping?
Massoud Hayoun, National Interest
Mideast Crisis Should Come as No Surprise
John Bolton, Human Events
Obama's Dangerous Appeasement
Caroline Glick, Jerusalem Post
Israeli POWs Still Haunted by War
Mitch Ginsburg, Times of Israel
Yemen Needs U.S. to Stay Engaged
K. Diener & V. Stanski, CS Monitor
How Burma Can Finally Move Forward
William Pesek, Bloomberg
Why Does Japan Still Use 'Rising Sun' Flag?
Kim Jong-chan, Korea Times
What Foxconn Riot Says About China
Evan Osnos, New Yorker
Thursday, September 27
Global Economy Faces Long, Painful Slog
Jeremy Warner, Telegraph
Five Reasons to Intervene in Syria
Doran & Boot, New York Times
Beijing Worrying Many Neighbors
Greg Sheridan, The Australian
Arctic Melt Signals Catastrophe
John Gibbons, Irish Times
Predator Drones Are the Best Option We Have
Joshua Foust, Atlantic
Eight Ways to Deal with Iran
Stephen Hadley, Foreign Policy
Obama's War on Terror
Walter Russell Mead, Via Meadia
America's Most Dysfunctional Ally
Michael Weiss, NOW Lebanon
Putin Makes Move Toward Asia
Michael Klare, The Nation
Basic Shape of Modern Spain in Question
Giles Tremlett, The Guardian
Stand Up, America
Conrad Black, National Review
South China Sea Change
Michael Burleigh, Standpoint
Mideast Minorities on the Brink
Michael Young, The National
Time for Israel to Draw Own Borders
Jonathan Rosen, Jerusalem Post
Canada's Future Lies in the East
Megan Harris, Toronto Sun
Friday, September 28
Forget Europe, Japan's Crisis Will Be Worse
Boone & Johnson, Atlantic
How U.S. Military Sees Israel Striking Iran
Mark Perry, Foreign Policy
China Grows Richer and Unhappier
Richard Easterlin, New York Times
The Limits of China's Hard Power
J. Michael Cole, Ottawa Citizen
The Hugo Chavez Cult Is Over
Francisco Toro, The Guardian
A No-fly Zone with Russia Can End Syria War
David Owen, Telegraph
U.S. Needs to Step into Asian Isle Dispute
Greg Nance, Seattle Times
Globally, Religious Freedom in Retreat
Thomas Farr, National Review
Bibi: Stop Procrastinating on Iran
Yoel Meltzer, Ynet News
Eurozone's Fate Lies in Spanish Hands
James Ashton, Evening Standard
Help the World's Poor: Hand Them Cash
Gitter & Rothschild, RCWorld
Abbas, Netanyahu Go Separate Ways
Jonathan Marcus, BBC News
Global Elite Lack Legitimacy
Fyodor Lukyanov, Russia in Global Affairs
French Is Isolating Quebec
Stephen Jarislowsky, Globe and Mail
Clearing Syria WMD Requires Massive War
Daniel Trombly, USNI
Saturday, September 29
China Would Win a War with Japan
James Holmes, Foreign Policy
It's Time for Japan to Step Up
Kyle Mizokami, The Atlantic
Why Europe Riots
Ha-Joon Chang, The Guardian
In Syria, First Do No Harm
Jonathan Kay, National Post
China, Free Trade and 2012
Irwin Stelzer, Weekly Standard
Netanyahu and the Magic Marker
Matthew Duss, American Prospect
Japan Flexing the Wrong Muscles
Nassrine Azimi, New York Times
China's Aircraft Carrier a New Gambit
Nayan Chanda, Times of India
Global Poor Not What They Used to Be
Doug Saunders, Globe and Mail
Syria Between Hama 1982 and Lebanon
Victor Kotsev, Asia Times
A Palestinian Spring?
Amir Taheri, New York Post
Egypt Resets with U.S., China Waits in Wings
Nikolas Gvosdev, WPR
The Real Threat to Israel
Hillary & Flynt Leverett, Race for Iran
The Opacity of Central Asia
Ilan Greenberg, The National Interest
There's Plenty of Oil to Go Around
Peter Glover, The Commentator
Sunday, September 30
Why Putin Wants Obama to Win
Andrei Tsygankov, Moscow Times
Great Persian Firewall: Iran Turns Off Google
Art Keller, Foreign Policy
Palestinians Were Ditched. Is Egypt Next?
David Goldman, Asia Times
Egypt's Salafist Party Racked by Internal Strife
Sherif Tarek, Ahram
Is Arab Spring a Redux of Europe in 1848?
Mike Rapport, The Globalist
Why Turkey Will Never Join the EU
Andrew McCarthy, National Review
For the Euro to Survive, Germany Must Reform
The Economist
Spain Tries More Austerity
Megan Greene, Council on Foreign Relations
Switzerland Gets Angry Over CIA, Chocolate
Helena Bachmann, Time
Georgia's Battle: Dictators vs. Dreamers
Walter Mayr, Der Spiegel
Burma's Long Road to Freedom
Charles Sennott, Global Post
Picturing Ed Miliband as Prime Minister
Andrew Rawnsley, Observer
China, Jobs and the Future of American Fear
Brian Fung, The Atlantic
Brazil: The Weak and Broken BRIC
David Rohde, Reuters
How to Make Almost Anything
Neil Gershenfeld, Foreign Affairs
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