Week of October 15, 2012 Archives

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Monday, October 15
Will Attack on Child Finally Prod Pakistan?
Trudy Rubin, Philly Inquirer
Malala vs. the Taliban
Ghazi Salahuddin, The News International
Syria Is Obama's Greatest Failure
Jackson Diehl, Washington Post
China Should Accept Japan's Olive Branch
Peter Kirby, The Guardian
Asia Knows How to Handle Bigger China
Pankaj Mishra, Bloomberg
Iran Is Stuck with Chaotic Syria
Emile Hokayem, The National
Cuba: The Cold War's Final Victim
Michael Shenker, Montreal Gazette
U.S. Policy Empowers Mideast Radicals
Barry Rubin, Jerusalem Post
The Pain of Syria's Christians
Mark Field, The Independent
Does Israeli Right Have a Permanent Majority?
Dan Ephron, Newsweek
The Disaster That Exposed China's Corruption
Evan Osnos, New Yorker
Chinese Products Are Poisoning the World
Henry Miller, Project Syndicate
Cameron's Winning the Battle for Britain
Alan Cochrane, The Telegraph
U.S. Influence in Hemisphere Is Waning
Sara Miller Llana, CS Monitor
Canada's Presidential Debate Envy
Rudyard Griffiths, Globe and Mail
Tuesday, October 16
Militant Jihadists Rise in Arab World
Londono & Sly, Washington Post
Ditch the Lazy 'Islamist Spring' Narrative
Hussein Ibish, NOW Lebanon
Europe's Separatists Gain Ground in Crisis
Taylor & Bartunek, Reuters
Lessons for Spain in Scottish Vote
Gideon Rachman, Financial Times
How Malala Can Lead Where America Could Not
David Rothkopf, FP
Drone Reveals Cracks in Obama's Iran Strategy
Alex Fishman, Ynet News
Romney Win Could Break U.S.-China Ties
Edward Gresser, Yale Global
Boko Haram: Nigeria's Most Sadistic Killers
Eli Lake, The Daily Beast
Nigeria Guilty of Crimes Against Humanity?
John Campbell, CFR
Iraq Suffers from Chaotic Foreign Policy
Ranj Alaaldin, The Guardian
Erdogan's Ambitions Driving Turkey Toward War
Daniel Pipes, NRO
Will UK Depart the EU?
Neukirch, Pauly, Scheuermann & Schult, Spiegel
The European Union Is Not a Peacemaker
Doug Bandow, Forbes
Canada in for U.S.-style Housing Bust?
Barrie McKenna, Globe & Mail
The Third Rail of Japanese Politics
Takamitsu Sawa, Japan Times
Wednesday, October 17
Sanctions Won't Stop Iran
George Jonas, National Post
Chinese and Russian Regimes Face Endgame
Jackson Diehl, WAJ
'Breakaway' States Pose Challenges for Europe
John Bruton, Irish Times
The Case for Independent Scotland
Alex Salmond, The Guardian
China's Telecoms Should Be Kept Out of U.S.
Patrick Smith, Fiscal Times
U.S. Telecom War with China Is Nonsense
Alex Downer, The Australian
Europe's Federalist Future
Steven Hill, Project Syndicate
Corruption Goes Unchecked in Greece
Julia Amalia Heyer, Der Spiegel
China Sings Different Nobel Tune
Frank Ching, China Post
Is India Still a Rising Power?
William Dalrymple, New Statesman
Remembering the Nuclear Red Line
Fyodor Lukyanov, Moscow Times
Will Russia's Past Foretell Its Future?
Jamila Mammadova, Commentator
America's Wrongheaded Honduras Policy
Dana Frank, Foreign Affairs
The Hegemony of Religious Freedom
Elizabeth Hurd, Globe & Mail
Did Ben Affleck's 'Argo' Nail Iran Hostage Crisis?
Gary Sick, Al Monitor
Thursday, October 18
The Scariest Corner of the World
Luke Mogelson, New York Times
Pakistan Faces a Reckoning
Fouad Ajami, Bloomberg
Why Europe Is Floundering
John Gray, The Guardian
Why China Wants Romney to Win
Shen Dingli, Foreign Policy
Libya, Get Ready for the Drones
Eric Posner, Slate
Why Turkey Won't Go to War
Suzy Hansen, The New Republic
The Libya Lie
Victor Davis Hanson, National Review
Why Japan Can't Get Tough
Takashi Yokota & Kirk Spitzer, Foreign Affairs
Will the World Go to War to Save Mali?
Ishaan Tharoor, Time
U.S. Cash Can Keep Syria's WMD from al-Qaeda
David Ignatius, WaPo
Finally, the U.S. Thinks Rationally About Iran
Rami Khouri, Daily Star
EU Elites Destroy Europe to Save It
David McWilliams, Irish Independent
A Mystery at the Earth's Poles
Michael Richardson, Japan Times
Is China Too Big to Fail?
Robert Keatley, The National Interest
Why Tories Are Willing to Risk EU Divorce
Peter Oborne, Daily Telegraph
Friday, October 19
How to Beat Obama on Foreign Policy
Jeffrey Goldberg, Bloomberg
Obama's Foreign Policy Needs an Intervention
Rosa Brooks, FP
U.S.-German Relationship on the Rocks
Bremmer & Leonard, Wash Post
Why Merkel's Dragging Her Feet
Adrian Hamilton, The Independent
China Power Brokers Agree on Leadership
Lim & Blanchard, Reuters
China's Self-Defeating Arrogance
Gordon Chang, World Affairs Journal
Intriguing New Mideast Peace Proposal
Mort Zuckerman, U.S. News
Among the Snipers of Aleppo
Benjamin Hall, New York Times
Number One Enemy of the Arabs? Russia
Jake Simons, The Telegraph
Mali Intervention Likely Months Away
Jon Manthorpe, Vancouver Sun
India Should Not Copy China's Model
John Lee, The Australian
China Must Recognize What It Is
Ai Weiwei, New Statesman
Iran, Israel Key to Australia's UN Win
McGeough & Flitton, SMH
The Jordanian Spring Has Begun
Zaki Bani Rashid, The Guardian
Why Is U.S. Risking Mexico Trade War?
Mickey Kantor, Politico
Saturday, October 20
Syria, Israel and Double Standards
Jonathan Freedland, The Guardian
What Kind of Superpower Will China Be?
Martin Jacques, BBC News
Is Leading the World Too Expensive?
Nikolas Gvosdev, WP Review
Obama's Last Foreign Policy Stand
James Traub, Foreign Policy
The U.S. Isn't Losing in Afghanistan
John Nagl, Washington Post
Awlaki's Martyrs March On
Judith Miller, City Journal
Benghazi's Meaning for the Mideast
Dore Gold, Israel Hayom
Obama's Dangerous Confidence on Iran
Christopher Ford, RealClearWorld
Will the Kurds Get a State?
Ofra Bengio, The American Interest
No Wars for Water
Dinar, De Stefano, Duncan, et al., Foreign Affairs
France's Apology Tour
David Bell, The New Republic
Will EU Expand By Secession?
Fyodor Lukyanov, Russia in Global Affairs
Reckless Defense Spending
Ted Galen Carpenter, The National Interest
Stealth Reform in North Korea?
Ben Ascione, East Asia Forum
Why Korea Must Forgive Japan
Jason Lim, Korea Times
Sunday, October 21
Why Benghazi Matters
David Frum, National Post
Can Romney Offer 3rd Way on Intervention?
David Sanger, NY Times
America's Self-Inflicted Decline
Ting Xu, The Diplomat
Obama Repeats Bush Mistakes in Libya
Max Boot, Los Angeles Times
The Neocons' War Against Obama
Jacob Heilbrunn, Reuters
Golden Dawn Rises in Greece
Anthony Faiola, Washington Post
The Creation Myth of Xi Jinping
John Garnaut, Foreign Policy
Castro, Crisis & Lessons for Obama
Bush & Calzon, Miami Herald
Putin's Pride Has No Price Tag
Michael Bohm, Moscow Times
Seven Days That Shook David Cameron
Iain Martin, Daily Telegraph
Global Lower Middle Class Is Restless
Doug Saunders, Globe & Mail
Exposing Islamist Tunisia
Michael Weiss, NOW Lebanon
Why Serbia Still Can't Condemn Racism
Slobodan Georgiev, Observer
The North: Canada's Pot of Gold
Gerald Flood, Winnipeg Free Press
McDonald's Class War with Milan
Barry Strauss, RealClearHistory
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