Week of December 24, 2012 Archives

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Monday, December 24
The Return of Toxic Nationalism
Robert Kaplan, Wall Street Journal
Crisis Will Reveal the True Francois Hollande
Mathieu von Rohr, Spiegel
2013: Beginning of America's Decline
Simon Johnson, Bloomberg
The Risks of an Afghan Drawdown
Max Boot, Washington Post
Chuck Hagel's Critics Are Living in Denial
Alon Pinkas, Al Monitor
Obama Is No Friend of Israel
Barry Rubin, Jerusalem Post
'Abenomics' Is Dangerous Print and Spend
Kevin Rafferty, Japan Times
How Can Syrians Ever Live Together Again?
Hassan Hassan, The National
U.S. Should Avoid Empty Human Rights Treaties
Eric Posner, Slate
Scotland: The Bullying Braveheart State
Brian Monteith, The Scotsman
Christians Under Islamist Attack in Africa
Benny Avni, New York Post
The Risks of the Harper Doctrine
Eric Morse, Ottawa Citizen
India's Dangerous and Divisive Technocrat
Vikas Bajaj, New York Times
Indian Outrage Degenerates into Anarchy
B Raman, Rediff
West Bank Jews Have Rights, Too
Rafael Castro, Ynet News
Tuesday, December 25
The Asian Century Crumbles
Devin Stewart, Huffington Post
America's Asia Balancing Act
C. Raja Mohan, Indian Express
Is Israel Ready for Post-Assad Syria?
Meir Javedanfar, Al Monitor
The World War on Christmas
Elizabeth Ralph, Foreign Policy
Christmas: Another Front in Israel-Palestine War
Max Fisher, Wash Post
The Palestinians' Christmas Lies
Jonathan Tobin, Commentary Mag
Independence Feels Viable to Euro Secessionists
Henry Chu, LA Times
Afghanistan in 2013: A Unified Nation at Stake?
Juan Cole, CNN
Iran's Role in North Korea's Rocket Success
John Park, The Diplomat
The Price of War with Iran
Kemp & Gay, Project Syndicate
U.S. the Real Obstacle to Iran Peace
Flynt & Hillary Leverett, Race for Iran
John Kerry and Latin America's Bad Guys
Mary Anastasia O'Grady, WSJ
Baghdad May Accept a Kurdish State
David Hirst, The Daily Star
The Coming Cuban Refugee Crisis
Joel Brinkley, World Affairs Journal
Will Saudi Arabia Ever Change?
Hugh Eakin, NY Review of Books
Wednesday, December 26
German Austerity Will Beggar Europe
Costas Lapavitsas, The Guardian
Will Cameron Join the List of EU Scalps?
Andrew Alexander, Daily Mail
Are Taliban Warm to an Opening?
David Ignatius, Washington Post
Assad's War on the Bread Lines
Steven Sotloff, Foreign Policy
The Islamist Militia Winning in Syria
Rania Abouzeid, Time
Israeli Voters Have No Alternative to Bibi
David Horovitz, Times of Israel
Hagel, Obama and the Israeli Elections
Caroline Glick, Jerusalem Post
Give Chuck Hagel a Chance
Thomas Friedman, New York Times
The Temptation of Anarchy in India
Harish Khare, The Hindu
Ball Is in China's Court After Abe's Win
Frank Ching, China Post
Europe Faces a Difficult 2013
Desmond Lachman, RealClearMarkets
Historical Christian Communities at Risk
David Alton, The National
Sharia on the Menu in Turkey
Daniel Pipes, National Review
Will War Crimes Pay in the Congo?
Ida Sawyer, Los Angeles Times
When Will We Finally Have a World Government?
George Dvorsky, io9
Thursday, December 27
CIA's Shadow Army Revealed
Greg Miller & Julie Tate, Washington Post
Why Russia Feels So Isolated and Hostile
Richard Pipes, Moscow Times
How Iran Arms Its Allies
Lee Smith, Weekly Standard
The U.S. Is Not Abandoning the Mideast
Leon Panetta, Project Syndicate
The Settlement That Killed Peace
Larry Derfner, Foreign Policy
China Survives a Big Year
Noah Feldman, Bloomberg
Why Israel-bashers Love Hagel
Jonathan Tobin, Commentary
Don't Let Pro-Israel Extremists Sink Hagel
James Besser, New York Times
Morsi's Next Challenge: Fixing an Ailing Economy
Ashraf Khalil, Time
How India Is Turning Into China
Pankaj Mishra, The New Republic
Free-spending 'Abenomics' Kicks Off in Japan
Jun Hongo, Japan Times
Assad Is So Out of Vogue
Clifford May, National Review
Russia's New, Unsteady Normal
Brian Whitmore, Radio Free Europe
Lebanon's Year of Living Dangerously
Michael Young, The Daily Star
Danger to Women Lurks Within Us
Praveen Swami, The Hindu
Friday, December 28
Misery Is the Humanitarian's Gift to Syria
Walter Russell Mead, TAI
U.S. Must Back Syria's Moderates
Mohammed Alaa Ghanem, Wash Post
The Guessing-Game of Russian Intentions
Michael Weiss, NOW Lebanon
Middle East, North Africa on the Brink
Christopher Dickey, Newsweek
Great Britain Faces Isolation and Irrelevance
Alain Minc, The Guardian
France's Colonial Hangover
Bruce Crumley, Time
Ten Conflicts to Watch in 2013
Louise Arbour, Foreign Policy
Treacherous New Year Ahead for U.S. Abroad
Lawrence Haas, IBT
Asians Who Made a Difference in 2012
Todd Crowell, RealClearWorld
Secularists Must Be Pragmatic to Save Egypt
Matt Fisher, National Post
America's Failing Drone War in Yemen
Micah Zenko, CFR
Harsh Islamist Justice on the Rise in Mali
Adam Nossiter, NY Times
Rape, Poverty and India's Justice System
Kuldip Nayar, China Post
India and Russia: Still Comrades
Kanwal Sibal, The Hindu
Three Strikes Against the Drug War
Jorge Castaneda, Project Syndicate
Saturday, December 29
A Package Deal for Iran and Syria
Jim Hoagland, Washington Post
India Has a Woman Problem
Rashmee Lall, Foreign Policy
Full Story of British Empire Yet to Be Told
Martin Kettle, The Guardian
Vladimir Putin the Pitiful
William Dobson, Slate
Can Obama Compromise on Iran?
Robert Dreyfuss, The Diplomat
Obama, Get Your Act Together in Mideast
Dov Zakheim, National Interest
Why the War Party Fears Hagel
Patrick Buchanan, American Conservative
Israelis Embrace Realism
Yoram Ettinger, Israel Hayom
Asia: From Economic to Cultural Clout
Ghaffar Hussain, Commentator
India Must Move Beyond Infantile Protest
Vivek Gumaste, Rediff
Canada Must Do Better
Conrad Black, National Post
The Flawed Strategy of Drone Strikes
Imran Khan, Project Syndicate
Russia Must Balance U.S., China
Igor Zevelev, Russia in Global Affairs
Ten Arab Lessons from 2012
Rami Khouri, Daily Star
Harper's Conservatives Now 'Normal'
Jonathan Malloy, Ottawa Citizen
Sunday, December 30
Why India Is So Damn Violent
Rupa Subramanya, Wall Street Journal
The Elections That Will Define 2013
Doug Saunders, Globe and Mail
Was 2012 the Year Putin Snapped?
Anders Aslund, Foreign Policy
China's New Hatchet Man
David Ignatius, Washington Post
Latin America's Brazilian Decade
Mac Margolis, Newsweek
Hitting China with Humor
Nicholas Kristof, New York Times
Syria War Breathes New Life into Global Jihad
Tobias Feakin, Australian
Don't Rely on Mideast Past to Predict Future
Peter Beaumont, Observer
The UN's Farce in Syria
David Meyers, Times of Israel
How Thatcher Understood the U.S. Relationship
Tim Stanley, Telegraph
Is Hagel Being Punished for Iraq Opposition?
Michael Hirsh, Natl Journal
Why Chuck Hagel Should Tell Obama to Go to Hell
Terry Michael, Reason
Peering into a Multipolar World
Couloumbis, Ahlstrom & Weaver, RCW
Australia Shouldn't Be Smug over Guns
Crispin Hull, Canberra Times
America Must Change Its Crazy Gun Laws
Piers Morgan, Daily Mail
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