Week of October 8, 2012 Archives

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Monday, October 8
Romney's Missing Foreign Policy
Danielle Pletka, New York Times
What Romney Teaches Britain's Tories
Janet Daley, Daily Telegraph
Obama Leaves U.S. on the Sidelines
Fred Hiatt, Washington Post
The Lie That Screwed Up 50 Years of U.S. Foreign Policy
Leslie Gelb, FP
Europe's New Fascists
Niall Ferguson, Newsweek
Standing Up to Sudan's Brute
Christian Caryl, Winnipeg Free Press
Ahmadinejad's Legacy: Near-Total Isolation
Afshin Molavi, The National
Time for Canada to Leave the UN?
Peter Worthington, Toronto Sun
Germany Should Return to Deutsche Mark
Gilad Alper, Jerusalem Post
Mitt Romney's Ambivalence on India
B Raman, Rediff
Obama's Drone Dilemma
Eric Posner, Slate
Sun Sets on China's Solar Industry
Gordon Chang, Forbes
China and Australia's Coming Divorce
James Parker, The Diplomat
U.S. Headed for Disaster in Guatemala
Torre, Hecht & Landau, PJ Media
Is Africa's Economic Miracle Just a Mirage?
Sylvie Brunel, Les Echos
Tuesday, October 9
Romney Channels Obama on Foreign Policy
Eugene Robinson, Wash Post
Mitt's Powerful Foreign Policy Alternative
Christian Whiton, Fox News
Romney Saves His Best Lies for Foreign Policy
Fred Kaplan, Slate
Greece's Debt Problems Aren't Going Away
Stefan Kaiser, Der Spiegel
The Greek Message for Angela Merkel
Alexis Tsipras, The Guardian
The Emerging Doctrine of the United States
George Friedman, Stratfor
How Long Until Turkey Declares War?
David Blair, Daily Telegraph
China, Japan Snub Reality in Sea Dispute
Jon Manthorpe, Vancouver Sun
U.S. Cannot 'Lead from Behind' in Asia
Aaron Friedberg, The Diplomat
Will Iranians Revolt? Probably Not
Najmeh Bozorgmehr, Financial Times
Wanted: A Truly Credible Threat to Iran
David Rothkopf, Foreign Policy
Don't Bet on Team Obama to Stop Tehran
Michael Widlanski, J'lem Post
Hamas in Transition
Hussein Ibish, NOW Lebanon
Nazi Propaganda in Anti-Israel Movement
Jeffrey Goldberg, Bloomberg
Next Georgian Leader Emerges as an Enigma
Ellen Barry, NY Times
Wednesday, October 10
In the Mideast, It's Not Just About Us
Thomas Friedman, New York Times
The Coming Global Disorder
Bret Stephens, Commentary Magazine
Can China Be a World Leader?
Elizabeth Economy, The Diplomat
Eurozone Should Look to 1920s & '30s UK
Martin Wolf, Financial Times
A Third Option in Syria
Robert Pastor, Los Angeles Times
What's Happening in Assad's Hometown?
Tony Badran, NOW Lebanon
Chavez: Clown Prince of a Decaying Society
David Frum, CNN
Chavez Win Felt Beyond Latin America
Seumas Milne, The Guardian
Iraq Sanctions No Model for Iran
Efraim Cohen, Jerusalem Post
Japan's Stealth Buildup of Its Coast Guard
Todd Crowell, RealClearWorld
Boris Johnson Would Be a Disastrous PM
Max Hastings, Daily Mail
Boris Johnson's Deadly Weapon: Wit
Harry Mount, Daily Telegraph
The Discrediting of U.S. Military Power
Tom Engelhardt, TomDispatch
Iraq's Endless Humanitarian Crisis
Irena Sargsyan, The National Interest
The Cuban Missile Crisis at 50
Joseph Nye, Project Syndicate
Thursday, October 11
The Biden Doctrine
James Traub, Foreign Policy
Assad Is Beating the Odds
Tony Karon, Time
'Surgical' Iran Strike Is Impossible
Heather Hurlburt, The Daily Beast
U.S. Decline Is a Choice, Not Fate
Robert Lieber, World Affairs Journal
Rocket-propelled Syria
Rania Abouzeid, Foreign Affairs
For Chavez, Worst May Be Yet to Come
Fabio Rafael Fiallo, RealClearWorld
A Conservative Split over the Mideast
Fareed Zakaria, Washington Post
Can UK Tories Find Their Own Blairism?
Neil O'Brien, New Statesman
Cameron Is Officially Rattled
Jonathan Freedland, The Guardian
Netanyahu Deserves Four More Years
Michael Freund, Jerusalem Post
Iran Sanctions Aren't Working
Dina Esfandiary, Radio Free Europe
What if Britain Left the EU?
Thomas Kleine-Brockhoff, CS Monitor
China's Shake-up Shapes Foreign Policy
Brendan O'Reilly, Asia Times
What the Cuban Missile Crisis Should Teach Us
Fred Kaplan, Slate
Germany's Green Energy Boondoggle
Der Spiegel
Friday, October 12
Why Iran Can't Follow China's Lead
Ray Takeyh, New York Times
Israel's Credibility Problem on Iran
Graham Allison, Foreign Policy
Arming Syria's Rebels: The Least Bad Option
Walter Russell Mead, TAI
China Wields Economic Club
Kevin Rafferty, Japan Times
EU Peace Prize Is Beyond Parody
Ian Martin, Daily Telegraph
America at War Without a Leader
Michael Gerson, Washington Post
Romney Wrong on Middle East, Defense Spending
Sen. Rand Paul, CNN
North Korea Quietly Working on Nukes
Leon Sigal, The National Interest
Gangnam Style? Not in North Korea
Laura Ling, Los Angeles Times
Britain Can't Escape Colonial Past
Gwynne Dyer, Winnipeg Free Press
British Politics Returns to Normal
Alex Massie, The Spectator
What Misogyny Looks Like in Modern Australia
PM Julia Gillard
Julia Gillard: Gender-General-in-Chief?
Dennis Shanahan, Australian
Can Venezuela Survive More Chavismo?
William Ratliff, Defining Ideas
Temples, Toilets and India's Shame
Amrit Dhillon, Globe and Mail
Saturday, October 13
Why Netanyahu Backed Down on Iran
Allison & Feldman, New York Times
Road to Hell Beckons for Europe
Patrick Smyth, Irish Times
Making Sense of China
Martin Jacques, BBC News
Sanctions Lose U.S. Friends in Iran
Djavad Salehi-Isfahani, Foreign Policy
Extremism Is Swallowing Pakistan
Doug Saunders, Globe and Mail
So Much for Turkey's 'Zero-Problems' Policy
Ramzy Baroud, Asia Times
Nobel Committee Embarrasses Itself - Again
Max Hastings, Daily Mail
Extremism Won't Derail Arab Spring
Patrick Theros, RealClearWorld
Extremists Will Win Arab Spring
Tim Marshall, The Spectator
China's Uncertain Path
Jonathan Levine, The National Interest
So, Pakistan, Still Like the Taliban Now?
Anees Jillani, Outlook India
Syria's Air Defenses a Paper Tiger
Michael Weiss, NOW Lebanon
Why Is South Korea Getting More Violent?
Steven Borowiec, Asia Sentinel
Canada Courts the Middle Powers
Paul Wells, Maclean's
Allies Will Be Temporary in New Mideast
Nikolas Gvosdev, WP Review
Sunday, October 14
The EU's Badly Timed Prize
David Priestland, The Guardian
Giving the EU Its Nobel Due
David Frum, National Post
Peace Prize Becoming Irrelevant
Brian Lee Crowley, Ottawa Citizen
The Mystery of Benghazi
Ross Douthat, New York Times
Who's 'Politicizing' Benghazi?
Mark Steyn, National Review
Naiveté: Afghanistan's Latest Victim
Jeffrey Simpson, Globe and Mail
Free Speech Dying in the Western World
Jonathan Turley, Wash Post
At last, Cameron Gets Right Message Across
Janet Daley, Daily Telegraph
Why China's Anti-Access Strategy Matters
Harry Kazianis, RCW
Courts with Chinese Characteristics
Jerome Alan Cohen, Foreign Affairs
Turkey Never an Arab Spring Model
Magdy Aziz Tobia, Jerusalem Post
Cuban Missile Crisis: The Other, Secret One
Joe Matthews, BBC
India's Shoestring Foreign Policy
Kanti Bajpai, Times of India
Chavez Victory May Be Short-Lived
Roger Noriega, Washington Times
Neptune Spear & Obama's Foreign Policy
Steve Coll, NY Review of Books
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