Week of February 25, 2013 Archives

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Monday, February 25
How to Save Syria from al-Qaeda
Leslie Gelb, The Daily Beast
West Wakes Up to the Real South Africa
Brendan O'Neill, Telegraph
Austerity the Big Loser in Italian Election
Paul Krugman, NY Times
What Does a 'Secure' Border Look Like?
Brian Skoloff, Associated Press
N. Korea Shows Danger of Half-Deal with Iran
Gary Milhollin, Bloomberg
America's Dangerous Drift
William Martel, The Diplomat
Shinzo Abe: Voice of a New Generation
Kumi Yokoe, National Review
Europe's Last Fan in Washington
Gregor Peter Schmitz, Der Spiegel
The Continent Without a Military
Doug Bandow, The National Interest
The Egyptian Army Is Making a Comeback
Zvi Mazel, Jerusalem Post
Rise of the New Shanghai
Daniel Brook, The Design Observer
Is Foxconn Fleeing China? Sure Looks Like It
Gordon Chang, Forbes
How Smuggling and Crime Made America
Peter Andreas, Foreign Affairs
The Monarch and the Mask in India
Vidya Subrahmaniam, The Hindu
UN's Willful Ignorance of Modern-Day Slavery
Tom Gross, National Post
Tuesday, February 26
Why the Euro Debt Crisis Never Really Ended
Michael Schuman, Time
China Won't Surrender Asia Without a Fight
John Lee, Project Syndicate
Feckless U.S. Congress MIA Abroad
Jim Webb, The National Interest
Iran Intensifies Its Campaign Against Jews
Jeffrey Goldberg, Bloomberg
Why Iran Says No
Hussein Banai, Los Angeles Times
Even if Iran Gets Bomb, It's Not Worth War
Jack Straw, Daily Telegraph
Meet Cuba's (Possible) Next President
Steve LeVine, Quartz
Kerry Should Challenge Hawks on Syria
Jonathan Steele, The Guardian
Who Will Muslim Bros Heed: Allah or Tom Friedman?
Barry Rubin, PJM
Cardinal's Resignation Highlights Waning Church
Anthony Faiola, WaPo
How Demography Is Changing Japan
John Traphagan, The Diplomat
The Coming War in Sudan
Andrew Natsios, U.S. News & World Report
Is 'War on Terror' Lawful?
Chesney, Goldsmith, Waxman & Wittes, Hoover
The Most Worthless Coin in the World
Laura Gray, BBC News
What if It's 1648 on the Internet?
Katherine Maher, Foreign Policy
Wednesday, February 27
Wildcat Populism Rattles Europe
Simon Jenkins, The Guardian
20 Years On, Jihadists Still Winning
Andrew McCarthy, National Review
Gridlock, Tehran-Style
Doyle McManus, Los Angeles Times
China Is Not Imperial Germany
Joseph Nye, China-US Focus
Japan Is Back
C. Raja Mohan, The Indian Express
The Muslim Forest and the Islamist Trees
Hussein Ibish, NOW Lebanon
Afghanistan Partition May Be Inevitable
Brahma Chellaney, Japan Times
Greek Reform Effort Slows to a Crawl
Georgios Christidis, Der Spiegel
Is Obama About to Flip on Arming Syria Rebels?
Walter Russell Mead, TAI
Is Asia's Forgotten Revolt About to Explode?
Jonah Blank, CNN
China Has to Take the Lead on North Korea
Joseph DeTrani, Asia Times
Russians in Syria May Pay for Putin's Ego
David Meyers, Daily Caller
Squabbles Punctuated by Hysteria
Georgy Bovt, Moscow Times
Politics a Continuation of War in Kenya
James Verini, Foreign Policy
How Israel Solved the Problem of Drought
David Horovitz, Times of Israel
Thursday, February 28
The Challenge from China
Fareed Zakaria, Washington Post
How America Botched China's Rise
Kishore Mahbubani, Foreign Policy
UK to America: Butt Out
Lionel Shriver, Standpoint
How Turkey Harms U.S. Interests in Syria
Halil Karaveli, New York Times
Germany Deserves Berlusconi
Stefano Casertano, The European
Could a Bogus Ph.D. Sink Putin?
Simon Shuster, Time
Why Mexico's Cartels Are Unstoppable
Keegan Hamilton, The Atlantic
How to Solve the Iran Crisis
Kaveh Afrasiabi, Bulletin of Atomic Scientists
Palestinians Exalt the Dead, Ignore the Living
Riccardo Dugulin, Ynet
How the Vatican Does Foreign Policy
Edward Pentin, Foreign Affairs
The Return of Chinese Jews
Michael Freund, Jerusalem Post
Too Late for China to Reverse One-Child Policy?
Asia Sentinel
Ill Chavez Watched by Team of Rivals
Boris Munoz, The New Yorker
Will Egypt's Democrats Get Serious?
Amir Taheri, New York Post
Can Hard-Smoking Russians Kick Habit?
Leonid Bershidsky, Bloomberg
Friday, March 1
How to Win a Cyberwar with China
Dan Blumenthal, Foreign Policy
World Will Be Worse Off Without U.S. Influence
Victor Hanson, NRO
Rodman's NoKo Trip Isn't Ping Pong Diplomacy
Jon DeHart, The Diplomat
The Gulags Dennis Rodman Will Never See
Jonathan Kay, National Post
Has Obama Lost Interest in Israel?
Peter Beinart, The Daily Beast
Has the Bell Begun to Toll for China?
Patrick Buchanan, Creators
How the Sinaloa Cartel Won Mexico's Drug War
Jan-Albert Hootsen, GP
Iraq's Old Elites Fighting Old Wars
Amir Taheri, Asharq Al-Awsat
Syrian War Is Everybody's Problem
Frida Ghitis, CNN
John Kerry's Syrian Second Chance
Fouad Ajami, Defining Ideas
Is This the End of Globalization?
David Francis, Fiscal Times
Tunisia's Blessings and Arab Spring Lessons
Robert Kaplan, Stratfor
Beware Turkish Hypocrisy
Noah Beck, The Commentator
Iraq Must Not Eclipse Blair's Entire Career
Martin Kettle, The Guardian
Lessons from the British Empire
Jordan Smith, The National Interest
Saturday, March 2
How Iran Went Nuclear
David Feith, Wall Street Journal
Egypt Becoming the Next Iran
Nesreen Akhtarkhavari , CS Monitor
Who's Not Bullish on Mexico? Mexicans
Andres Oppenheimer, MH
Italy's New Mussolini
Nicholas Farrell, The Spectator
Stalin's Ethnic Time Bombs
Robert Coalson, Radio Free Europe
The World Is Cracking Up
Dominique Moisi, Project Syndicate
Would the U.S. Nuke North Korea?
Kang Young-jin, JoongAng Daily
The Triumph of the Pissed Off
Eric Ellis, The Global Mail
British Politicians Are Out of Touch
Charles Moore, Daily Telegraph
The UN's Anti-Semitic Alliance
Claudia Rosett, National Review
Debunking Iran's Religious Myths
The Economist
It's Too Late to Stop Syria's Collapse
Emanuele Ottolenghi, Standpoint
The Arab World's Sexual Revolution
Doug Saunders, Globe & Mail
What Cardinals Want in a New Pope
Andrea Tornielli, La Stampa
In Russia, Women Can Be Beaten with Impunity
Oleg Boldyrev, BBC
Sunday, March 3
10 Years On, Case for Invading Iraq Still Valid
Nick Cohen, Observer
The World's Leaders Fail
Walter Russell Mead, The American Interest
Why World Leaders Can't Get Anything Done
Moises Naim, Wash Post
America, Give Us Weapons We Need to Beat Assad
Gen. Salim Idris, FP
Don't Give Weapons to the Syrian Rebels
Michael Rubin, Commentary
Huge Task for Cameron After Eastleigh Loss
Mark Hennessy, Irish Times
Time for China and Japan to Cool It
Przystup & Saunders, Yale Global
U.S. Nukes in South Korea? Bad Idea
Mira Rapp-Hooper, The Diplomat
So Much for the All-Powerful 'Israel Lobby'
Lee Smith, Tablet Magazine
Deadly Mixture of Guns and Class in Toronto
Richard Florida, The Star
The (White) British Are Leaving (London)
Wendell Cox, New Geography
The Sunni-fication of Turkish Foreign Policy
Semih Idiz, Al Monitor
The Doctor and the Jihadists
Anne Jolis, Wall Street Journal
Rise of the High-Skilled Immigrant
Ximena Bravo Pou, America Econ.
Wading into the World of Online Dating in China
Miranda Lin, Vice
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