Week of October 1, 2012 Archives

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Monday, October 1
A New Course for the Middle East
Mitt Romney, Wall Street Journal
A World Romney Doesn't Understand
Thomas Friedman, NY Times
The War That Nobody Wants
Walter Russell Mead, American Interest
What China Can Learn from Romney-Obama
Jonathan Fenby, Guardian
Is China's Communist Party Doomed?
Minxin Pei, The Diplomat
Welcome Back to the Eurozone Crisis
Wolfgang Munchau, Financial Times
Spain Must Leave the Euro
Jeremy Warner, Daily Telegraph
Muslim Rage Is About Politics, Not Religion
Husain Haqqani, Newsweek
Syria Slaughter the Real Insult to Islam
Kelly McParland, National Post
Ahmadinejad's Last UN Show
Laura Secor, New Yorker
Will France's Conservatives Turn Far Right?
Bruce Crumley, Time
In Georgia, Neither Side Plays by Rules
Jackson Diehl, Washington Post
Close North Korea's Prison Camps
David Hawk, Yale Global
Ignore Raul Castro's Siren Song
Jaime Suchlicki, Miami Herald
What Really Makes Turkish Model Work
Murat Somer, The National
Tuesday, October 2
A Dangerous New World of Drones
Peter Bergen & Jennifer Rowland, CNN
U.S. Abandoning Hopes for Taliban Deal
Rosenberg & Nordland, NYT
Afghanistan Ends in Failure
Jack Kelly, Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
Blame 'Great Men' for Europe's Crisis
Gideon Rachman, Financial Times
What Is Obama's Mideast Policy?
Jeffrey Goldberg, Bloomberg
Obama's Secret Talks on al-Qaeda in Africa
Miller & Whitlock, WaPo
Barack Obama: Missing in Africa
Todd Moss, Foreign Affairs
Is the U.S. Violating Pakistan's Sovereignty?
Art Keller, Forbes
Obama's Foreign Policy Follies
Jonah Goldberg, Los Angeles Times
Trouble Brews in Iran's Revolutionary Guard?
Ali Alfoneh, Commentator
How Would Iran Fight Back?
Alireza Nader, Tehran Bureau
No More Coups in Turkey
Gwynne Dyer, Japan Times
Ireland Not Meeting Bailout Requirements
Brendan Keenan, Irish Indy
Western Double Standards and Free Speech
Hussein Ibish, NOW Lebanon
A New Global Icon: Aung San Suu Kyi
Larry Diamond, The Atlantic
Wednesday, October 3
China Needs Its Own Dream
Thomas Friedman, New York Times
Is America Ready for China's Collapse?
Tyler Roylance, Freedom House
The Myth of German Hegemony
Schwarzer & Lang, Foreign Affairs
How the U.S. Gov't Armed Mexican Drug Cartels
Reyes & Wills, Univision
Benghazi Was Obama's 3 a.m. Call
Bret Stephens, Wall Street Journal
Why Benghazi Was Actually Great for America
Tom Malinowski, FP
Georgia's Rose Revolution Will Not Wilt
Ian Bremmer, Financial Times
Georgia: Expect Storms Ahead
Simon Tisdall, The Guardian
U.S. Must Stay Out of Island Dispute
Ted G. Carpenter, National Interest
Rebuilding 'One Nation' Great Britain
Ed Miliband
Not Disraeli, But Miliband a Step Closer to PM
Mary Riddell, Telegraph
Vietnam: Where the 70s Are Ancient History
Max Boot, Weekly Standard
So. Korea: Asia's Other Rising Naval Power
Robert Farley, The Diplomat
Medvedev & Ahmadinejad: Studies in Downfall
Michael Weiss, NOW Leb
Ahmadinejad vs. Rafsanjani: Last Round?
Shahir Shaidsaless, Al Monitor
Thursday, October 4
Iran's Zimbabwe-style Economic Meltdown
John Gay, National Interest
Obama's Rendezvous with History
Victor Davis Hanson, Defining Ideas
Looking Beyond the Afghan Dead End
David Ignatius, Washington Post
Al-Qaeda's Dead? Hardly
Daveed Gartenstein-Ross, Foreign Policy
Has Mexico's Drug War Accomplished Anything?
Armin Rosen, Atlantic
Stopping Assad's Barbaric Endgame
Anne Applebaum, Slate
Is Chavez on the Brink?
Gwynne Dyer, Winnipeg Free Press
Why the U.S. Demonizes Venezuela
Mark Weisbrot, The Guardian
Might U.S. and Russia Play Nice in Pacific?
Richard Weitz, The Diplomat
U.S. Can't Control Ties with China
Steven Metz, World Politics Review
Inside Pakistan's Drone Country
Ahmed Mujeeb, BBC News
Will South Korea Go Nuclear?
Lee Byong-Chul, Project Syndicate
When the U.S. Talks About Russia
Jeffrey Mankoff, Russia in Global Affairs
How UK Can Restore Freedom to EU
David Heathcoat-Amory, Telegraph
Sudan Pours Oil Over a Troubled Border
Aman Sethi, The Hindu
Friday, October 5
Iran Offers 9-Step Plan to End Nuke Crisis
David Sanger, NY Times
How Politics Nuked Iran's Economy
Meir Javedanfar, The Diplomat
The Asian Cold War
Michael Auslin, Foreign Policy
The Delusion of Limited Syria Intervention
Brian Haggerty, Bloomberg
Syria Becoming U.S.-Turkey Wedge Issue
Soner Cagaptay, Wash Post
Turkey's Hidden Agenda in Syria
Con Coughlin, Daily Telegraph
Human Rights & the Next President
Kramer, Massimino & Soderberg, FH
No More Apologizing for America
Donald Rumsfeld, Washington Times
U.S. on Road to 'Emotional Isolationism'
Tom Plate, Japan Times
Decision Time for Hugo Chavez
John Graham, Globe and Mail
Win or Lose, Capriles May Win
Andres Oppenheimer, Miami Herald
Syria Widens Hezbollah's Contradictions
Michael Young, Daily Star
Neo-Fascism's Stunning Rise in Europe
Barry Strauss, RealClearWorld
Poland's Middle Class Searches for Ancestors
Tomasz Zarycki, Eurozine
Canada's All or Nothing Abortion Debate
Emma Teitel, Maclean's
Saturday, October 6
A Red Line Iran Would Take Seriously
Michael Singh, Washington Post
Canada's Dangerous Religious Freedom
Doug Saunders, Globe and Mail
Why Israel May Go It Alone
Rafael Frankel, The National Interest
Will Europe's Crisis Reinvent Democracy?
Paul Gillespie, Irish Times
Obama Loses His Naive Self-Confidence
James Traub, Foreign Policy
What's Worse: A Baby Boom or Bust?
Philip Bowring, Yale Global
For Russia, Reset No Sweet Deal
Nikolas Gvosdev, World Politics Review
Wanted: A New United Nations
Uri Savir, Jerusalem Post
Cameron Must Feel Britain's Pain
Charles Moore, Daily Telegraph
How Chavez Does Business
Javier Corrales, Foreign Affairs
U.S. and Pakistan's Elusive Cooperation
Curtis & Pande, RealClearWorld
Why Canada Bucks the Two Party System
David Frum, National Post
How David Cameron Can Win
Simon Heffer, Daily Mail
Japan's Right Turn a Return to Normality
William Choong, China Post
Russia Plays the 'Great Game' in Kabul
Neena Gopal, Deccan Chronicle
Sunday, October 7
Salafists Surge Across Arab World
Booth, Brulliard & Hauslohner, WaPo
If Chavez Loses, Will He Go?
Daniel Lansberg-Rodriguez, Miami Herald
Syria's Suffering Opens a Door for U.S.
Patrick Cockburn, The Independent
On Their Own, Syria's Rebels Radicalize
C.J. Chivers, New York Times
Hotheads Feed Off of Senkakus Dispute
Hugh Cortazzi, Japan Times
China Hands U.S. Big Asia Win
Walter Russell Mead, American Interest
The Thug in Moscow's Miscalculation
Kenneth Roth, Foreign Policy
Is Hezbollah Planning a Drone War?
Alex Fishman, Ynet News
Turkey Gets Tough on Syria
Amanda Paul, Sunday's Zaman
Britain's Pundits Already Elected Miliband
Peter Hitchens, Daily Mail
Why Boris Johnson Worries Cameron
Andrew Rawnsley, The Obsever
As Quebec Decays, Toronto Seizes Greatness
Conrad Black, National Post
Using Hate to Challenge Modernism
Praveen Swami, The Hindu
Ireland's Odd View on Taxes
Dan O'Brien, Irish Times
What Abe's Return Means for India-Japan Ties
Vicky Tuke, The Diplomat
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