Week of December 3, 2012 Archives

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Monday, December 3
Farewell to Europe
Clyde Prestowitz, Foreign Policy
A Country Called Europe Terrifies Britain
Thomas Klau, Irish Times
Terrorism's New Power Bases
Bruce Riedel, The Daily Beast
The New Middle East's New Problems
Joschka Fischer, Project Syndicate
It's Time for Israel to Talk to Hamas
A.B. Yehoshua, Haaretz
Where Is the Middle East Going?
Barry Rubin, Jerusalem Post
Bibi's New Settlements Are Helping Iran
Meir Javedanfar, Times of Israel
China Grabbing World's Farmland
Jonathan Manthorpe, Vancouver Sun
Toward a Pak-Afghan Reconciliation?
C. Raja Mohan, Indian Express
What Iran & Pakistan Want from Afghans: Water
Mujib Mashal, Time
Syria's DIY Revolution
Michael Weiss, NOW Lebanon
U.S., Germany Wake Up to Putin
Lilia Shevtsova, Moscow Times
An Intolerable Status Quo in Bahrain
Elisa Massimino, Washington Post
UN's Shameful Cholera Coverup in Haiti
Pat Cockburn, Independent
Power Struggle Paralyzes South Africa's ANC
Robyn Dixon, LA Times
Tuesday, December 4
The End of Israel's 40-Year Peace with the Arabs
Robert Satloff, TNR
Netanyahu Destroying the Two-State Solution
Jonathan Kay, Nat'l Post
Obama Helped Kill the Two-State Solution
Henry Siegman, Foreign Policy
The End of the Drone Is Nigh
Con Coughlin, Daily Telegraph
Mohammed Morsi's Big Mistake
Steven A. Cook, Foreign Affairs
Morsi: Egypt's Democratic Dictator?
Omar Ashour, Project Syndicate
Israel's List of Friends Keeps Getting Shorter
Jeffrey Goldberg, Bloomberg
How Syria Is Being Destroyed
Charles Glass, New York Review of Books
Obama Admin's Benghazi Storytelling
Stephen Hayes, Weekly Standard
Pakistan Reels with Violence Against Shiites
Declan Walsh, NY Times
Back the Syrian Rebels, But Don't Intervene
P.J. Crowley, Daily Beast
Canada, the World's 'Principle' Power
Andrew Cohen, Ottawa Citizen
U.S. Must Ratify World Rights of Disabled
Dole & Coelho, Reuters
India's African Safari
Sudha Ramachandran, The Diplomat
A Cossack Mafia in the Making
Alexander Golts, Moscow Times
Wednesday, December 5
Inside the Mind of Iran's Supreme Leader
Scott Peterson, CS Monitor
Morsi Isn't the Problem in Egypt
Shadi Hamid, Foreign Policy
Crisis Looms in the Old Soviet Union
Ahmed Rashid, Financial Times
How Crash Cover-Up Altered China's Leadership Shift
Jon Ansfield, NYT
Why China & U.S. Can Be Capitalist Comrades
Clive Crook, Bloomberg
U.S. Gingerly Grows Central America Role
Fausset & Wilkinson, LA Times
Britain's Nasty Breakup with Europe
Geoffrey Wheatcroft, New Republic
Is Russia About to Ditch Syria? Does It Matter?
Mark Adomanis, Forbes
How Would Assad Use Chemical Weapons?
Jeffrey White, Wash Institute
Time for U.S. to Say 'No' to Japan
Doug Bandow, Korea Times
North Korea's Satellite: Theater or Prelude to Crisis?
Scott Snyder, CFR
U.S. Army Has Key Role in Asia Pivot
Richard Weitz, World Politics Review
Japan Must Resist Nationalist Temptation
Hugh Cortazzi, Japan Times
Challenges Facing Mexico's New President
Roger Noriega, Wash Times
War Is Coming to Mali
Gwynne Dyer, Winnipeg Free Press
Thursday, December 6
Is Syria Entering the Final Act or a New Phase?
Tony Karon, Time
Syria's Chemical Weapons Nightmare
Dina Esfandiary, The Diplomat
Merkel Is the World's Master Politician
Michael Fry, The Scotsman
A Big Idea to Juice Europe, U.S. Economies
David Ignatius, Wash Post
Why Obama Scares Europe
Pawel Swieboda, Foreign Affairs
China and U.S. Are Capitalism's Odd Couple
Yukon Huang, Bloomberg
America Was the China of the 19th Century
Charles Morris, Foreign Policy
If Not Two States, Then One
Saree Makdisi, New York Times
Japan's Voters Ready to Make Right Turn
Todd Crowell, RealClearWorld
Netanyahu: Rush Limbaugh of Leaders
Yael Wissner-Levy, Times of Israel
Israel's Strategic Dilemma
Stefano Casertano, The European
Get Ready for More Mideast Violence
Thomas Donnelly, Weekly Standard
Culture Key to a Nation's Success
William Ratliff, Defining Ideas
U.S.-China Drone Race Heats Up
Michael Richardson, Japan Times
Europe's Expanding Court of Justice
Roland Flamini, World Affairs Journal
Friday, December 7
End the War on Terror and Save Billions
Fareed Zakaria, Washington Post
West Must Prepare for Syrian Endgame
Shashank Joshi, Daily Telegraph
How Should the West React to Morsi?
Simon Tisdall, The Guardian
Forget the Fiscal Cliff: Buy America
Philip Stephens, Financial Times
A Relatively Rational Iran?
Yoel Guzansky, Haaretz
Arab-Kurd War Looms in Iraq
Ranj Alaaldin, The National
Could India's Navy Challenge China?
Dhruva Jaishankar, Foreign Policy
Dealing with Pakistan's Brinkmanship
Shyam Saran, The Hindu
A Drone Strike on Democracy
James Joyner, NY Daily News
Age of Irish Austerity Will Not Be Short-Lived
Dan O'Brien, Irish Times
Spain's Catalan Conundrum
Nicholas Siegel, German Marshall Fund
Botching War and Diplomacy in Afghanistan
Mohammad Taqi, RCW
Putin's Fear of Appearing Spineless
Michael Bohm, Moscow Times
Replace the United Nations
Lamont Colucci, U.S. News & World Report
Who Killed Benazir Bhutto?
Owen Bennett-Jones, London Review of Books
Saturday, December 8
If You Thought Benghazi Was Bad, Watch Syria
Robert Baer, Time
Morsi Pushes Egypt Toward the Brink
Matthias Gebauer, Der Spiegel
Egypt's Predictable Unraveling
Andrew McCarthy, National Review
China's Military Reach Grows, Are We Ready?
Nikolas Gvosdev, WPR
Arming Syrian Rebels in U.S. Interest
Doyle McManus, Los Angeles Times
What Will Obama Do About Syria's WMD?
Fred Kaplan, Slate
Northern Europe Is Doing it Right
Alyson Bailes, The World Today
Obama Lacks Resolve to Tackle Iran
John Vinocur, New York Times
The Sick Man of Africa
Richard Dowden, The Spectator
Europe's Extremist Threat Is Criminal
Doug Saunders, Globe and Mail
The Collapse of the Entitlement State
Fabio Rafael Fiallo, RealClearWorld
A Better Two-State Solution
Conrad Black, National Post
Too Many Saudi Princes
Guzansky & Goldman, The National Interest
U.S. Should Support Scottish Independence
Alex Salmond, Wash Post
India and Pakistan: A New Era?
Rohan Joshi, Pragati
Sunday, December 9
After the Arab Spring
Robin Wright, Los Angeles Times
Morsi's White House Enablers
David Ignatius, Washington Post
In Egypt, the Amateurs Are in Charge
Rami Khouri, The Daily Star
Palestine's Stubborn State of Mind
Emanuele Ottolenghi, Commentator
How Britain Could Fall Out of the European Union
The Economist
Pakistan's Military Shifts Gears on the Taliban
Ahmed Rashid, BBC News
China's Factional Politics
David Cohen, The Diplomat
Losing Hope on Israeli-Palestinian Peace
Leon Wieseltier, New Republic
The West's Pet Conflict
Guy Bechor, Ynet News
U.S. Influence Wanes at Critical Time in Mideast
James Zogby, National
Iran's Faux Election Reforms
Golnaz Esfandiari, Radio Free Europe
The Eurocrat Salary Hike
Alexandra Swann, Daily Telegraph
Stephen Harper's Chinese Education
Tim Harper, Toronto Star
Russia's Anti-Mormon Campaign
Anna Nemtsova, The Daily Beast
How the United Nations Could Ruin the Internet
John Abell, Reuters
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