Week of January 21, 2013 Archives

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Monday, January 21
For Obama, al-Qaeda Is the World's Problem Now
Janet Daley, Telegraph
Don't Panic: Al-Qaeda Is Still Losing
Jason Burke, The Guardian
Obama Pivots Toward America
C. Raja Mohan, Indian Express
India vs. China: India Is Losing
Steven Rattner, New York Times
Bracing for Israel's 'Super Tuesday'
Susan Hattis Rolef, Jerusalem Post
Israel's 2 Tribes: Which Will Bibi Choose?
Alan Johnson, New Statesman
Did Likud Get Lost in Its Own Fog?
Ed Rettig, Times of Israel
Guangdong Province: China's Instigator
Jon Manthorpe, Vancouver Sun
Is China Running Out of Workers?
Gordon Chang, Forbes
Monti the Wrong Man to Lead Italy
Wolfgang Munchau, Financial Times
Russia: From Superpower to Super Weakling
Alexei Bayer, Moscow Times
Japan's Evolving Navy
James Hardy, The Diplomat
Chavez Is Not Going Quietly
Jackson Diehl, Washington Post
The Dark Secrets of the Russian Ballet
Anna Nemtsova, The Daily Beast
Stranded on the Roof of the World
Michael Finkel, National Geographic
Tuesday, January 22
West Must Tread Carefully in West Africa
Peter Jones, The Scotsman
Obama's Foreign Policy of Nothingness
Victor Davis Hanson, NRO
Obama Looks Inward, U.S. Allies Worry
Gideon Rachman, Fin. Times
Iran Wants a Nuclear Deal, Not War
Hossein Mousavian, The Guardian
Finally, an Israeli Vote on Domestic Issues
Amotz Asa-El, J'lem Post
Why the Israeli Left Is Lost
Ruth Margalit, Slate
Israel Isn't Isolated
Gabriel Scheinmann, The National Interest
Japan the Hawk? Not So Fast
Miller & Yokota, Foreign Affairs
Diplomacy Is Dead
Roger Cohen, New York Times
How Women Will Save the World
Christopher Dickey, Newsweek
Germany's 'Mealy-Mouthed' Foreign Policy
Neukirch & Repinski, Spiegel
Eurozone Family Has Trust Issues
Charles Crawford, The Commentator
UK Moves Away from the European Project
Adriano Bosoni, Stratfor
Kim's Second Test Is Xi's First
Ralph Cossa, JoongAng Daily
China's Water Pollution Crisis
Elizabeth Economy, The Diplomat
Wednesday, January 23
Why Netanyahu Failed and Lapid Surprised
Aluf Benn, Haaretz
Likud Backers Not Comforted by Bibi Win
Raphael Ahren, Times of Israel
Don't Expect an Obama-Netanyahu Blowup
Aaron David Miller, CNN
Time for Obama's Nixon Moment on Iran
Reza Marashi, Foreign Policy
A British Crusade in Africa Is Lunacy
Max Hastings, Daily Mail
Time for an 'In-Out' EU Vote in Great Britain
British PM David Cameron
Cameron Trying to Ride Two Horses at Once
Brian Taylor, BBC News
Betting Big on Europe's Bad Economies
Patrick Smith, Fiscal Times
Hillary Clinton in the Hot Seat
Eli Lake, The Daily Beast
On Benghazi, Blame the Bureaucracy
Sarah Chayes, Los Angeles Times
Obama Has Given Up Fight Against al-Qaeda
Con Coughlin, Telegraph
Barack Obama Is No Isolationist
Alex Massie, The Spectator
The Italian Mafia Goes Green
Anthony Faiola, Washington Post
Polite Canada Won't Mock U.S. -- But It Could
Tim Mak, Ottawa Citizen
Venezuela Stuck in a David Foster Wallace Novel
Tyszka & Marcano, NYT
Thursday, January 24
Cameron Just Blew Up the Tory Party
Peter Oborne, Daily Telegraph
Cameron Guts European Power
Timothy Garton Ash, The Guardian
What Just Happened in Israel's Election?
David Horovitz, Times of Israel
The Right Is Still Dominant in Israel
Michael Koplow, Foreign Affairs
Europe's Dream Now a Nightmare
Victor Davis Hanson, National Review
France in the Firing Line of a 'New Jihad'
Gordon Corera, BBC News
Has Obama Cured Addiction to War?
Steve Chapman, Chicago Tribune
North Korea's New, Man-Made Famine
Todd Crowell, RealClearWorld
Time for the U.S. to Go to War in Mali
James Robbins, USA Today
Cameron Succumbs to Euro-Phobia
Christoph Scheuermann, Der Spiegel
Asia's Other Spat: Japan vs. Russia
J. Berkshire Miller, The Diplomat
Balancing Human Rights and Geopolitics
Robert Kaplan, Stratfor
Drones Bring Perpetual War to America
Rosa Brooks, Foreign Policy
The Taliban of Timbuktu
Karima Bennoune, New York Times
Human Rituals and the Growth of Civilization
Dan Jones, Nature
Friday, January 25
The Mirage of the Arab Spring
Seth Jones, Foreign Affairs
Would China Block Korean Unification?
Minxin Pei, The Diplomat
Will North Africa Be Europe's Afghanistan?
Jon Fenby, Yale Global
Europe, Beware of Islamist Backlash
Benjamin Lazarus, Commentator
Germany Plans to Deploy Armed Drones
Veit Medick, Der Spiegel
Algeria's Secretive 'War on Terror'
Alan Philps, The National
Western View of Israeli Politics Is Wrong
Barry Rubin, Ottawa Citizen
Dirty Art of Israeli Coalition Building
Mitch Ginsburg, Times of Israel
America's Saudi Arabia Problem
Marc Lynch, Foreign Policy
Chinese Graduates Shun Factory Jobs
Keith Bradsher, New York Times
Cameron's Brave and Timely EU Speech
Simon Jenkins, The Guardian
Paul Krugman's Worn-Out Ideas for Japan
William Pesek, Bloomberg
Want to Fight Terrorism? Educate Women
Malcolm Potts, LA Times
The Mideast Peace Process Business
Gilad Sharon, Jerusalem Post
Is Ireland Really a Nation?
Desmond Fennell, Irish Times
Saturday, January 26
Work with China, Don't Contain It
Joseph Nye, New York Times
America's History of Military Training Blunders
Steve Coll, New Yorker
Britain's European Fate in German Hands
Daniel Johnson, Telegraph
French Show How Not to Soak the Rich
Daniel Hannan, The Guardian
Can Israel's Non-Right Ever Win?
Daniel Levy, The Nation
Let's All Thank the French
Marvin Kalb, The National Interest
For French Troops, No Ordinary Mission
John Thorne, CS Monitor
Britain Letting Their Criminals Run Wild
Theodore Dalrymple, Spectator
Iraq Could Be Ripped Apart
Sky & al-Qarawee, Foreign Affairs
What's the Russian, Chinese Play in Mali?
M K Bhadrakumar, Asia Times
The Blight of Green Power in Canada
David Frum, National Post
Russia's Future with Israel
Fyodor Lukyanov, Russia in Global Affairs
Burma Flexes Muscles Against Chinese Business
Lucy Ash, BBC News
Did Chernobyl Blow Up the Soviet Union?
Mark Stern, Slate
It's Time to Confront China
Schmitt & Blumenthal, Los Angeles Times
Sunday, January 27
My Plan to Fix the World's Biggest Problems
Bill Gates, Wall St. Journal
In N. Africa, U.S. Should Lead from Way Behind
Blake Hounshell, CNN
Mexico Is the New China
Chris Anderson, New York Times
China Dips Toes in Arctic Waters
Christoph Seidler, Der Spiegel
Hagel & the Revival of Eisenhower's Doctrine
David Ignatius, Wash Post
Obama Buries the Reset
Walter Russell Mead, The American Interest
Why Everyone's Wrong About Assad's Zombie Gas
Jeffrey Lewis, FP
Three Reasons N. Korea Can't Nuke U.S. (Yet)
Jesse Emspak, Discovery
David Cameron Outdoes Beyoncé
Peter Hitchens, Daily Mail
Prince Harry's Afghan War
John Sainsbury, Toronto Star
Pakistan's Battle for Democracy
Arif Rafiq, The Diplomat
Ireland Should Drop the Model-Student Act
Megan Greene, Bloomberg
The World's Most Affluent Metro Areas
Wendell Cox, New Geography
Why Multiculturalism Is Waning in Canada
Doug Saunders, Globe & Mail
No, Anonymous Doesn't Have Access to Warheads
Connor Simpson, Wire
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