Week of December 10, 2012 Archives

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Monday, December 10
Why Obama Will Ignore Israel
Peter Beinart, Newsweek
Tyranny of the Majority in Egypt?
Nathan Brown, Foreign Affairs
Morsi Betrayed Egypt's Hopes
Ahdaf Soueif, The Guardian
The Coming Clash over Iran
Allison & Feldman, National Interest
Chavez Relapse Has Venezuela on Edge
Wyss & Rosati, Miami Herald
Why the EU Deserves the Nobel Peace Price
Ulrich Speck, openDemocracy
Obama's Shifting 'Red Line'
Michael Weiss, NOW Lebanon
Watching Syria's Descent
Jackson Diehl, Washington Post
China Is the World's Next Rust Belt
Gordon Chang, Forbes
China Must Show Canada It's No Threat
Wenran Jiang, Globe and Mail
The Scot Destined to Lead Germany
Spillius & Brennan, Daily Telegraph
Susan Rice and Africa's Despots
Salem Solomon, New York Times
Israel's Only Alternative
Barry Rubin, Jerusalem Post
Somalia's Tentative Recovery
Irfan Husain, Dawn
Deepening of the Kuwaiti Malaise
Abdullah Al Shayji, Gulf News
Tuesday, December 11
A Decade of Western Folly in Afghanistan
Jonathan Steele, The Guardian
Monti's Exit Only Way to Save Italy
Ambrose Evans-Pritchard, Telegraph
Will Accountants Fight the Next War with China?
Patrick Chovanec, FP
Why Asia's Insurgencies Are Europe's Shame
Pankaj Mishra, Bloomberg
Abbas and Netanyahu in Wonderland
Charles Freilich, Jerusalem Post
West Expects Too Much, Too Soon of Arab Spring
Nabila Ramdani, LES
Islamists Are Worse than Dictators
Daniel Pipes, Washington Times
Immigration and American Power
Joseph Nye, Project Syndicate
The Russia-China Axis
Richard Weitz, World Affairs Journal
Libya's New Law of the Land: Sharia
Jamie Dettmer, The Daily Beast
The Case for Jon Huntsman as Secretary of State
Ian Bremmer, Reuters
Al Nusrah Front a Force in Syria Rebellion
Bill Roggio, Long War Journal
Should Germany Just Ignore Its Neo-Nazis?
Doug Saunders, Globe & Mail
Did Deutsche Bank Fraudulently Hide Losses?
Hesse & Schulz, Spiegel
Eastern Congo Rebels Thrive on Fear, Chaos
Robyn Dixon, LA Times
Wednesday, December 12
Can God Save Egypt?
Thomas Friedman, New York Times
From One Egyptian Autocracy to Another
Michael Bell, Globe and Mail
Angela Merkel: Europe's Accountant
Hammerstein & Pfister, Der Spiegel
Is China's Navy Eyeing the Atlantic?
James Holmes, The Diplomat
Time to End the Cuban Embargo
Doug Bandow, The National Interest
Obama Alienates Both Sides in Syria
Aaron Zelin, Foreign Policy
France's Socialists More Bark than Bite
Chris Caldwell, Weekly Standard
Greece: The Austerity Laboratory
Daniel Trilling, New Statesman
Argentina's Debt Conundrum
Eduardo Levy Yeyati, Project Syndicate
Venezuela's Woes Will Outlive Chavez
Francisco Toro, The New Republic
United Ireland Is Now But a Fantasy
Ruth Dudley Edwards, Telegraph
Turkey Is No Model for Arab Spring
Soner Cagaptay, The Atlantic
Nexen Deal Proves Harper Is China's Plaything
Heather Mallick, The Star
Nexen Controversy Well-Played by Harper
Ian MacDonald, Ottawa Citizen
Why People Burn Themselves to Death
Kent Sepkowitz, Daily Beast
Thursday, December 13
The Third Great Economic Collapse
Michael Lind, The Spectator
Demographic Trends Will Shape the World
Joseph Chamie, Yale Global
Britain's Great Power Hangover
Gideon Rachman, The World Today
How Obama Got North Korea Wrong
Michael Mazza, The Diplomat
Asia Is Primed for War
Victor Cha, Foreign Policy
The Age of Islamic Dictators
Stefano Casertano, The European
Time for an Economic Blockade on Iran
Mark Wallace, RealClearWorld
Don't Bet on a Hard Landing for China
Clive Crook, Bloomberg
The Chinese Way of War
Brahma Chellaney, Hindustan Times
Israel's China Challenge
David Horovitz, Times of Israel
Western Guilt Fuels a Fresh Slaughter
Chris McGreal, The Guardian
Securing Asia's Troubled Waters
Kanwal Sibal, The Telegraph
Republicans Must Get Real on Foreign Policy
Daniel Larison, The Week
Democracy, Gangnam Style
Ethan Epstein, Weekly Standard
Britain's Cowardly Bond with Israel
Peter Oborne, Daily Telegraph
Friday, December 14
Can the Muslim Brotherhood Be Trusted?
Steve Coll, New Yorker
Escaping from the North Korean Stalemate
Jay Lefkowitz, Commentary
West Must Stop Overreacting to North Korea
Simon Jenkins, Guardian
The French Death Rattle
Brigitte Granville, Project Syndicate
The Culture Wars Come to Great Britain
Fraser Nelson, Daily Telegraph
Assad's Chemical Card
Tony Badran, NOW Lebanon
Shredding the Soul of Egypt
Waleed Aly, Sydney Morning Herald
Putin's Petroleum Problem
Thane Gustafson, Foreign Affairs
Israel Is Winning in Europe
Arsen Ostrovsky, Ynet News
Why Germany Can't Shed Its Troubled Past
Dirk Kurbjuweit, Der Spiegel
Chuck Hagel's Ambiguous Stance on Iran
Max Fisher, Washington Post
Why Israel Backers Can't Stand Chuck Hagel
Eli Lake, The Daily Beast
How Gangsters Run Japanese Politics
Jake Adelstein, Foreign Policy
N. Ireland Pays Price for Stifling Moderates
Peter Geoghegan, Scotsman
As China Rises, So Do Australia's Anxieties
Jeffrey Goldberg, Bloomberg
Saturday, December 15
The Bullies of Beijing
Minxin Pei, The Diplomat
Obama Walks Fine Line in Egypt
David Kirkpatrick, New York Times
A U.S. Global Exit Strategy
Kenneth Weisbrode, World Politics Review
Building a Conservative World Order
Adam Garfinkle, American Interest
U.S. Pushing Asia to War
Koohan Paik & Jerry Mander, The Nation
Real Story Behind the 9/11/12 Attacks
Thomas Joscelyn, Weekly Standard
Japan Loses Faith in Politics
Rupert Wingfield-Hayes, BBC News
Will the Bolivarian Revolution Outlive Chavez?
Charles Shapiro, LAT
South Korea's Forgotten War
Doyeun Kim, The Atlantic
Europe's Conservatives Heed U.S. Right
Doug Saunders, Globe and Mail
Only Bad Habits Prevent Iran Nuke Deal
Richard Dalton, The World Today
Mexico Is Still Bleeding
Ted Galen Carpenter, The National Interest
Will China Be the Largest Economy in 2030?
Gordon Chang, WAJ
In Japan, Life Is Still Good
Ezra Vogel, Washington Post
Hagel Would Make the Neocons Squirm
Jacob Heilbrunn, Foreign Policy
Sunday, December 16
The World's Worst War
Jeffrey Gettleman, New York Times
False Hope Springs Eternal in Eurozone
Jeremy Warner, Daily Telegraph
Japan's Troubling Right Turn
Kathryn Ibata-Arens, The Daily Beast
Census Reveals an Unrecognizable Britain
Peter Hitchens, Daily Mail
Will Arab Spring Herald Kurdish Century?
Ofra Bengio, Jerusalem Post
So, What Did Egyptians Really Vote For?
Dina Samak, Ahram Online
In Egypt, the Elite vs. the Unwashed
Haroon Siddiqui, Toronto Star
Where's the Outrage Against Hamas?
Frida Ghitis, Miami Herald
Is David Cameron Afraid of Ed Miliband?
Andrew Rawnsley, Observer
Coming to Terms with Google's Global Power
Paul Gillespie, Irish Times
A Turning Point in East Asia
Brahma Chellaney, Japan Times
East Asia: Stop Squabbling, Start Drilling
Will Hickey, Yale Global
India's Af-Pak Opportunity
C. Raja Mohan, Indian Express
What Does Avigdor Lieberman Want?
Gideon Levy, Haaretz
The Woes of an American Drone Operator
Nicola Abe, Der Spiegel
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