Week of November 5, 2012 Archives

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Monday, November 5
5 Countries Where the U.S. Election Matters Most
Tony Karon, Time
How Important Is China's Power Shuffle?
Malcolm Moore, Daily Telegraph
Is China Better than U.S. at Picking Leaders?
Martin Jacques, BBC News
A Romney-Ryan Foreign Policy
Paul Lettow, National Review
Romney's Shallow Foreign Policy
Madeline Albright, Der Spiegel
Sunni Islamism Replaces Arab Nationalism
Barry Rubin, Jerusalem Post
Pakistan's Hot Nuclear Greenhouse
Praveen Swami, The Hindu
Ansar al-Sharia's Mysterious Role in Benghazi
Eli Lake, The Daily Beast
Putin Follows the Stalinist Recipe
Fred Hiatt, Washington Post
The Permanent Militarization of America
Aaron O'Connell, NY Times
China's Many Enrons
Gordon Chang, Forbes
Obama vs. Romney: Who Is Harper Rooting For?
Pierre Martin, The Star
Israel Doesn't Swing Jewish Voters
Amitai Etzioni, CNN
The Impending Syrian-Kurdish Conflict
Michael Weiss, NOW Lebanon
Australia's Place in the 'Asian Century'
Rory Medcalf, The Diplomat
Tuesday, November 6
Divided States of America: The Decline of a Great Nation
Der Spiegel
Why the World Would Vote for Obama
Joseph Stiglitz, Project Syndicate
Why Global Opinion Shouldn't Matter Today
James Kirchick, Daily News
China's Red Flag over the Atlantic
Gordon Chang, National Review
Next President Must Lead in Arab World
Hussein Ibish, NOW Lebanon
How Obama Lost the Europe Primary
A.A. Gill, New York Times
Why Drones Were Left Out of U.S. Election
Ramesh Ponnuru, Bloomberg
Canada's Unrequited Love for Obama
Michael Den Tandt, National Post
Why Russia Roots for Obama
Ariel Cohen, The National Interest
Restoring Russia's Greatness
Richard Lourie, Moscow Times
Iran's Fake Anger
Ali Alfoneh, The Commentator
Erdogan's Big Game: Change the Constitution
Tulin Daloglu, Al Monitor
UK Jobs 'Miracle' Based on Fuzzy Math
Jeremy Warner, Daily Telegraph
Yemen: The Most Dangerous Country on Earth
Gregory Johnsen, FP
Distracted by Stephen Harper's Limos in India
Haroon Siddiqui, The Star
Wednesday, November 7
Did Foreign Policy Matter in 2012?
Uri Friedman, Foreign Policy
Abroad, Obama's Win Brings Demands for Attention
Alan Cowell, NYT
Obama Facing Iran Dilemma
Tim Marshall, Sky News
Will Obama's 2nd Act Be Good for Globe?
Kemal Dervis, Project Syndicate
Known Knowns & Unknowns Facing U.S.
Jon Manthorpe, Vancouver Sun
Lessons for Cameron in Romney Loss
Matthew d'Ancona, Evening Standard
Obama Win to Further Euro Clash with Berlin
Tyson Barker, Der Spiegel
Vote Doesn't Answer the China Question
Tom Plate, Jakarta Post
China Wants No Surprises at Party Summit
Demick & Makinen, LA Times
China's Alarmingly Murky Leadership Transition
Jonathan Fenby, HBR
French State's War on French Economy
Fabio Rafael Fiallo, RealClearWorld
France Is Running Out of Time to Restrain Germany
Gerard Errera, FT
To Save Greece, Stop Lending It Money
Klaus Adam, Bloomberg
Britain Will Regret Gulf Protection Racket
Seumas Milne, The Guardian
Kurds Move into Turkish Politics
Aliza Marcus, World Affairs Journal
Thursday, November 8
Forget U.S., It's Europe Going Over the Cliff
Bill Jamieson, The Scotsman
A 'Decade of War' Is Far from Over
Con Coughlin, Daily Telegraph
China's Dysfunctional Foreign Policy
Odd Arne Westad, Bloomberg
Obama's Win Means Israel Must Dig In
David Weinberg, Israel Hayom
Time for a Bibi-Obama Reset
Herb Keinon, Jerusalem Post
How Israel Benefits the U.S.
Eisenstadt & Pollock, Foreign Affairs
Will the U.S. Invade Syria?
Walter Russell Mead, American Interest
China, Russia Position for Obama 2.0
M K Bhadrakumar, Asia Times
What the French Can Teach America
Liz Peek, The Fiscal Times
Leading China: World's Toughest Job?
Kenneth Lieberthal, Foreign Policy
The Russia Reset Has Run Out of Gas
Georgy Bovt, Moscow Times
Obama Embodies, and Hastens, U.S. Decline
Myron Magnet, City Journal
Five Security Challenges Everyone Forgot
Hayes Brown, Think Progress
What Germany Expects from Obama Now
Severin Weiland, Der Spiegel
Climate Change Could End Asian Island Spat
Wilson VornDick, Diplomat
Friday, November 9
The Coming GOP Civil War over Foreign Policy
Eli Lake, The Daily Beast
Obama's Victory Vindicates Iran Policy
Matthew Duss, Globe and Mail
Will Obama Impose a Peace Plan on Israel?
Jonathan Tobin, Commentary
Is China Better Off than 10 Years Ago?
Damien Ma, Foreign Affairs
The Greek Books Are Still Being Cooked
Jeremy Warner, Daily Telegraph
Did Iran Fire at an American Drone?
Barbara Starr, CNN
Did CNN Bother Talking to Tehran?
Glenn Greenwald, The Guardian
Benghazi Battle Just Beginning for Obama
Shaun Waterman, Wash Times
U.S. Votes to Become More Canadian
Michael Den Tandt, Calgary Herald
Germany's Infantile Crush on Obama
Jan Fleischhauer, Der Spiegel
Hurricane Sandy's Lesson for Asia
Michael Richardson, Japan Times
Expose Roils Japanese Politics
Todd Crowell, RealClearWorld
Britain Should Reform EU, Not Leave It
Douglas Alexander, Independent
Ireland the Big Loser if Britain Leaves EU
Dan O'Brien, Irish Times
Why the World Can't Have a Nate Silver
Jay Ulfelder, Foreign Policy
Saturday, November 10
America's Failed Generals
Thomas Ricks, The Atlantic
Farewell to Warrior Britain
Max Hastings, Daily Telegraph
Syria's Rebels Have Won
Dima Wannous, Washington Post
Chinese Meritocracy Trumps U.S. Democracy
Zhang Weiwei, NY Times
Unrest Builds in China
Jillian Kay Melchior, National Review
Europe Can Still Help the U.S.
Ana Palacio, The American Interest
Inside Montreal's Mafia Wars
Sandro Contenta, Global Post
Save U.S. Economy: Pivot to Latin America
Jose Cardenas, Wash Times
Obama's Not Going to Turn on Israel
Brent Sasley, The National Interest
Obama's Africa Surprise
John Prendergast, Foreign Policy
Japan's Sad Demographic Sunset
Michael Lee, Transhumanity
Is Obama About to Reset the Reset?
Konstantin Von Eggert, RIA Novosti
America's Next Quest for Dominance
Alfred McCoy, TomDispatch
Obama, It's Time to Go Big
Judah Grunstein, World Politics Review
Europe Poses Risk to Irish-UK Ties
Stephen Collins, Irish Times
Sunday, November 11
America Is Too Busy for Israel's Problems
Thomas Friedman, NY Times
U.S. Has Become an Old World Country
Janet Daley, Daily Telegraph
World Should Prepare for More (New) America
Doug Saunders, G&M
China's New Boss
Jeremy Page, Bob Davis & Tom Orlik, Wall Street Journal
Mideast May Consume Obama's 2nd Term
Patrick Cockburn, Independent
Primacy of Politics Biggest Danger Facing the EU
Laurson & Pieler, Forbes
Territorial Disunity May Pull Pakistan Apart
Sajjad Ashraf, The National
Foreign Tests for Obama
David Ignatius, Washington Post
Obama Faces Latin America Revolt over Drugs
Brian Winter, Reuters
Why David Cameron Is Happy Obama Won
Alex Massie, Foreign Policy
BBC Chief Quits Amid Scandal
Kristen Schweizer, Bloomberg Businessweek
How the BBC Scandal Could Affect the NY Times
Peter Jukes, Daily Beast
Canada Looks to Lure Workers from U.S.
Ricardo Lopez, LA Times
How Rice Is Causing a Crisis in Thailand
Steve Finch, The Diplomat
How I Was Drawn into the Cult of Petraeus
Spencer Ackerman, Wired
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