Week of November 19, 2012 Archives

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Monday, November 19
Hamas' Miscalculation
Barak Mendelsohn, Foreign Affairs
We in Gaza Will Not Die in Silence
Musa Abumarzuq, The Guardian
Israel Needs Decisive Victory in Gaza
Gilad Sharon, Jerusalem Post
Bombing Hamas Won't End Gaza Violence
Peter Beinart, Newsweek
Why Western Elites Are Baffled by the Mideast
Barry Rubin, PJ Media
Japan Is Free-Riding on American Might
Doug Bandow, National Interest
China Threatens Burma Reforms
Josh Gordon, Myanmar Times
Obama's Unearned Victory Lap in Burma
Richard Grenell, Huffington Post
China's Anti-Reformers Take Over
Gordon Chang, Forbes
3 Surprises from the Chinese Party Congress
Damien Ma, The Atlantic
Scapegoating Susan Rice Does U.S. No Good
Robert Kagan, Wash Post
Pros and Cons of Picking Susan Rice for State
Jay Newton-Small, Time
Bright, Shiny Tinderboxes of the Persian Gulf
Pankaj Mishra, Bloomberg
The Christians of Hezbollah
Hassan Mneimneh, German Marshall Fund
China's Nasty Organ Transplant Policy
Peter Worthington, Toronto Sun
Tuesday, November 20
Is This How the Israel-Iran War Begins?
Michael Rubin, Commentary
Obama's Chance to Push Two-State Solution
Matthew Duss, Globe & Mail
Israel's Just War
Jonathan Kay, National Post
When Will the West Condemn Israel?
Wasseem El Sarraj, New Yorker
How 'Iron Dome' Defends Israel's Skies
Clay Dillow, Popular Science
Is France Really Europe's 'Time-Bomb'?
Simon Lambert, Daily Mail
We Are All to Blame for the Agony of Congo
Simon Tisdall, The Guardian
A Different and Diminished Fidel Castro
Brian Latell, Miami Herald
Obama's Message to North Korea: Let's Make Up
Max Fisher, Wash Post
Misconstruing Germany Will Be Death of Euro
Megan Greene, Bloomberg
Forget Euro Breakup -- Think Euro Mutation
Thomas Mayer, WSJ
U.S. Can Profit from China's Transition
Donald Gross, RealClearWorld
Don't Forget About Hu Jintao
Zachary Keck, The Diplomat
President Xi's Singapore Lessons
Michael Spence, Project Syndicate
The World Needs a Bad Medicine Treaty
Attaran & Bate, RealClearScience
Wednesday, November 21
Hamas Left Israel No Choice But to Strike
Michael Oren, New York Times
Palestinians Have Right to Defend Themselves
Seumas Milne, Guardian
7 Truths About Israel, Hamas & Violence
Jeffrey Goldberg, Bloomberg
Obama Should Pivot Back to Mideast
Martin Indyk, Foreign Policy
Iran's Agenda in the Gaza Offensive
Reva Bhalla, Stratfor
Syrian Rebels Have Lost Their Innocence
Christoph Reuter, Der Spiegel
In Syria, a Rare Chinese Foray into Foreign Policy
Ian Bremmer, Reuters
Germany Arms the Middle East
Parke Nicholson, The National Interest
What the Fall of Goma Means for Congo
Michael Deibert, Huffington Post
Real Value of the EU for Britain Is Geopolitical
Ulrich Speck, ECFR
The Myth of a 'Pragmatic' Hamas
James Kirchick, NY Daily News
Sinai New Battleground in Mideast Chaos
Jon Manthorpe, Vancouver Sun
Independent Scotland Would Still Need UK
Jim Gallagher, Scotsman
Globalism Goes Backward
Joshua Cooper Ramo, Fortune
American Dream Is Alive and Well -- in Canada
Jesse Kline, National Post
Thursday, November 22
Israel Dominates the New Middle East
Fareed Zakaria, Washington Post
Iranian Arms Threaten Israel's Existence
Mort Zuckerman, U.S. News
Israel's Pillar of Defense Achieved Its Goals
Aluf Benn, Haaretz
Don't Let Hamas Win the Spin War
Will Marshall, RealClearWorld
Hamas Emerges Stronger from Gaza War
Haroon Siddiqui, Toronto Star
Planning for China's 'Fall'
Michael Auslin, The Diplomat
EU-UK Ties at a Breaking Point
Timothy Garton Ash, The Guardian
Greece Needs Growth, Not Austerity
Meghir, Vayanos & Vettas, Bloomberg
Syria's Rebels Are Winning
Michael Weiss, Foreign Policy
The Rise, Fall and Rebirth of Berlin
Michael Sontheimer, Der Spiegel
China's Next Big Export? Culture
Ken Miller, The Daily Beast
In Mideast, Russians Have Upper Hand
Mark Leon Goldberg, Globe & Mail
Iran Diplomacy a Marathon, Not a Sprint
Reza Marashi, Cairo Review
Is South African Rugby Racist?
Lloyd Gedye, Mail & Guardian
Parties Must Spell Out Vision for Japan
Daniel Bauer, China Post
Friday, November 23
To Israel and Palestine: Enough Is Enough
Roger Cohen, New York Times
Why Was There War in Gaza?
Charles Krauthammer, Washington Post
Internal Politics Drive Israel and Hamas
Robert Fisk, The Independent
The NY Times' Mixed Message on Gaza
Abe Foxman, Times of Israel
The Scramble for Asia's Resources
Daniel McGroarty, RealClearWorld
Chinese Democracy Could Be a Nightmare
Jan Hornat, National Interest
The Gaza War Was Not Iran's War
Meir Javedanfar, Al Monitor
Obama Should Stay Out of Mideast Mess
Patrick Buchanan, AmCon Mag
Canada's Healthcare Myth
Jeffrey Simpson, Globe and Mail
Why There Was No U.S.-Iran Drone Crisis
Robert Dreyfuss, The Diplomat
Why Obama Should Sign Magnitsky Act
Jamison Firestone, Moscow Times
Egypt's Morsi Is Hamas' New Best Friend
Joel Brinkley, Baltimore Sun
What Evangelicals Get Wrong About Israel
Kirsten Powers, Daily Beast
Paralysis in Beirut Bodes Well for Hezbollah
Michael Young, National
Reading Foucault in Karachi
Rafia Zakaria, Dawn
Saturday, November 24
China: The Weak and the Restless
Stephen Krasner, The American Interest
This May Be the African Century
Doug Saunders, Globe and Mail
What the U.S. Oil Boom Means for Russia
Chris Weafer, Moscow Times
Changing Face of European Terrorism
John Schindler, National Interest
Israel's Big Gaza Mistake
Caroline Glick, Jerusalem Post
Western Media Buys the Israeli Narrative
Charlotte Silver, Al Jazeera
Israel Is Under Siege
Douglas Murray, Spectator
Can Israel and Gaza Find Real Peace?
The Economist
What Taiwan Can Teach China's New Leaders
Christopher Ford, RCW
Spain Is Heading for a Breakup
Jason Webster, The Independent
Is Life Under an Iron Dome Worth It?
James Traub, Foreign Policy
Ireland Needn't Rush to Legalize Abortion
William Binchy, Irish Times
As Syria Goes, So Goes the Mideast
Condoleezza Rice, Washington Post
States and Banks Locked in Bad Bargain
Stefan Kaiser, Der Spiegel
No Time to Renew Peace Process
Chuck Freilich, Los Angeles Times
Sunday, November 25
Could Morsi Broker Mideast Peace?
Thomas Friedman, New York Times
In Egypt, Stability Trumps Democracy
James Brandon, The Commentator
Morsi Wields a Clumsy Hammer
Issandr El Amrani, The National
Our Man in Kabul?
Yaroslav Trofimov, Wall Street Journal
Should Europe Emulate the U.S.?
Jean Pisani-Ferry, Project Syndicate
A Hapless U.S. Follows from the Front
Rami Khouri, Daily Star
Iron Dome Is a Game Changer
Akiva Hamilton, Jerusalem Post
Why Israel Didn't Win
Adam Shatz, London Review of Books
Gaza Grabs Headlines as Congo Descends into Chaos
Ian Birrell, Observer
Syria's Splintered Rebellion
David Ignatius, Washington Post
Importance of Obama's Asian Pivot
Nayan Chanda, Times of India
Brazil's Rio Cleanup a Mixed Blessing
Vincent Bevins, Los Angeles Times
Is Omar Bashir's Regime Crumbling?
William Lloyd George, Time
Where Is Africa's Share of the Spoils?
Vince Cable, The Independent
Want U.S. Exceptionalism? Fix Immigration
Jennifer Granholm, Politico
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