Week of March 11, 2013 Archives

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Monday, March 11
The End of the Two-State Solution
Benjamin Birnbaum, The New Republic
Euro Revolt Spreads to Germany
Ambrose Evans-Pritchard, The Telegraph
Iran and al-Qaeda: Strange Bedfellows
Peter Bergen, CNN
Is a Weak Obama Good for Israel?
Barry Rubin, Jerusalem Post
Iran Crisis More Stable than It Seems
Nader Mousavizadeh, FT
Return to the Middle Ages in Pakistan
Ghaffar Hussain, The Commentator
Morsi Out of Answers on Egypt Violence
Issandr El Amrani, The National
North Lebanon Is Ready to Blow
Michael J. Totten, World Affairs Journal
European Austerity Is Still Not Working
Joseph Stiglitz, Project Syndicate
Chavez the Fake Redeemer
Mary Anastasia O'Grady, Wall Street Journal
A Scandal at the Bolshoi Ballet
David Remnick, The New Yorker
China's Greatest Fears
Richard Lourie, Moscow Times
China Cos. to Nasdaq: Sayonara, Zai Jian, Bye Bye
Gordon Chang, Forbes
Will U.S., Canada Health Costs Converge?
Konrad Yakabuski, Globe & Mail
U.S.-Mex Border: 2,000-Mile-Long, $11.7B Sieve
Alex Leary, Tampa Times
Tuesday, March 12
Will North Korea Resume the Korean War?
George Friedman, Stratfor
Not Worried About Drones? You Should Be
P.W. Singer, Foreign Policy
A New Weapon's Risks, Real and Imagined
Steve Chapman, Chicago Trib
The Biggest Loser in Italy Is Angela Merkel
Milton Ezrati, National Interest
Markets Too Sanguine About Italy
Hugo Dixon, Reuters
Hungary's Giant Leap Away from Democracy
Keno Verseck, Der Spiegel
Annoyed, China Sticks with North Korea
Nayan Chanda, Yale Global
Finding a Smartphone Not Soaked in Blood
George Monbiot, Guardian
It's Still a Bad Idea to Sell Arms to Somalia
Armin Rosen, The Atlantic
Will Oil Turn Arid Turkana into the New Niger Delta?
Peter Guest, Aeon
How Misguided U.S. Aid Led to Mali's Coup
Mark Moyar, Bloomberg
Can a Canadian Save the Catholic Church?
Benjamin Shingler, GlobalPost
China Wants Israeli Drones
Eli Lake, The Daily Beast
Is America Cooking Casualty Numbers?
Vijay Prashad, The Hindu
Why Do China's Leaders Dye Their Hair?
Celia Hatton, BBC News
RCW Top 5: The five Countries with the Most Gold
Wednesday, March 13
Could Germany Spark Another War?
Dominic Sandbrook, Daily Mail
Mr. Obama Goes to Israel
Thomas Friedman, New York Times
China & Japan Must Tame Their Hawks
Alan Dupont, The Australian
Falklands Vote a British Colonial Farce
Seumas Milne, The Guardian
Did Palestinians Murder Baby Omar?
Walter Russell Mead, American Int
China's Defense Spending Mystery
Scott Harold, Global Public Square
Turkey Emerges True Iraq War Victor
Dombey & Guler, Financial Times
Iran Can't Follow Pyongyang's Footprints
Meir Javedanfar, The Diplomat
The Idiotic Cult of Hugo Chavez
Bernard Henri-Levy, The Daily Beast
Maduro Inherits a Broken Venezuela
Michael Penfold, Foreign Affairs
Dying Days of Free Speech in the West
Lawrence Haas, The Commentator
A Troubling After-Image of Stalin
Cathy Young, RealClearPolitics
Quebeckers Are Bored with Secession
Jeffrey Simpson, Globe and Mail
Kenya's New Prez Deserves Global Support
Mwangi Kimyeni, Brookings
Is It Time for Spain to Dissolve Monarchy?
Juan Moreno, Der Spiegel
Thursday, March 14
Why New Pope May Be a Catholic Nightmare
Michael B. Dougherty, Slate
New Pope on a Pilgrim's Path
Daniel Johnson, Wall Street Journal
Latin America's Reactionary Church
Tim Padgett, Time
Germany's Last Chance to Save Europe
Timothy Garton Ash, Guardian
A War for the Golan Heights Looms
David Schenker, Tablet Magazine
How America Could Have Won in Iraq
Robert Kaplan, Stratfor
Welcome to a Post-American World
Conrad Black, National Review
Japan's Shocking History Lessons Airbrush WWII
Mariko Oi, BBC News
Hollande's Spectacular Fall from Grace
Mathieu von Rohr, Der Spiegel
Israel's Demographic Destiny
Aaron David Miller, Foreign Policy
Retreating from Afghanistan Is Never Easy
Con Coughlin, Spectator
China Is Testing the U.S. and Japan
Michael Richardson, Japan Times
Iran's American Apologists
Abbas Milani, The New Republic
London and the New Global Super-Rich
Nicholas Shaxson, Vanity Fair
Plenty of Grudges in Israel's New Government
Yossi Verter, Haaretz
RCW Top 5: The Five Most Pro-American Countries
Friday, March 15
Israel's Berlin Wall Moment
Mary Dejevsky, The Independent
Will Obama Finally Crack the Israeli Code?
Jeffrey Goldberg, Bloomberg
Obama, Israel and the Ides of March
Barry Strauss, RealClearWorld
This Is Not the Coalition Bibi Wanted
David Horovitz, Times of Israel
Germany Too Strong & Too Weak to Lead
Brendan Simms, New Statesman
Germany's Prudence Is Europe's Poison
Jeremy Warner, Daily Telegraph
Orgy of Death Surrounds Pakistan Ahead of Vote
Ahmed Rashid, BBC
President Obama, Codify the Drone War
Charles Krauthammer, Wash Post
Catholicism No Longer a Western Religion
Patrick Buchanan, Creators
Argentina's Dirty War Casts Pall over New Pope
Christopher Dickey, TDB
For America, Decline Is a Choice
William Martel, The Diplomat
Syria's Fate Lies in Russian, Turkish Hands
Alan Philps, The National
Bashar al-Assad Will Never Compromise
Hassan Mneimneh, GMF
Will Beijing Step Up in Central Asia?
Deirdre Tynan, Global Public Square
The U.S. Is Like Duke's Basketball Team
Marc Lynch, Foreign Policy
Saturday, March 16
This Is Where the Third Intifada Will Start
Ben Ehrenreich, NY Times
A New Pope and the World's New Moral Map
Richard Rodriguez, LA Times
The Pope's Dirty Past
Christopher Dickey, The Daily Beast
The Most Dangerous Man in Europe
Jan Fleischhauer, Der Spiegel
Why Are the French Self-Immolating?
Robert Zaretsky, Atlantic
The Global Economy Is a Ponzi Scheme
Mike Seccombe, The Global Mail
Here's Syria's Post-Assad Future
Florence Aubenas, Monde/Worldcrunch
'Human Rights' Are a Weapon Against Israel
Anne Bayefsky, Fox News
Don't Be a Tourist in Israel, Obama
Jonathan Freedland, The Guardian
Does Obama Have a Clue About Egypt?
James Traub, Foreign Policy
Rand Paul Doesn't Get It
Nicholas Hahn, RealClearWorld
U.S. Faces a Changed Middle East
Rami Khouri, The Daily Star
Britain's 'Welfare Scrounger' a Myth
Ian Mulheirn, New Statesman
Pope Francis' Mass Appeal
Victor Gaetan, Foreign Affairs
Lessons of the Anschluss
Mario Loyola, National Review
Sunday, March 17
We'll Never See a $20 Barrel of Oil Again
Dambisa Moyo, Globe & Mail
The Obama-Bibi Detente
Eli Lake, The Daily Beast
Real Steps for a Post-Assad Syria
David Ignatius, Washington Post
Europe Puts Its Faith in Blanche DuBois
Walter Mead, American Interest
Democracy Still on a Leash in Islamabad
C. Christine Fair, Foreign Affairs
Cuba: New Hotbed for Child Sex Tourism
Rob Cribb, et al., Miami Herald
Did We Learn from Iraq?
Doyle McManus, Los Angeles Times
Preventing Mass Atrocity After Assad
Daniel Serwer, Reuters
St. Patrick's Day Cheapens Irish Culture
Donald Clarke, Irish Times
Can the Greek Center Hold?
Raymond Zhong, Wall Street Journal
China Is Engineering Genius Babies
Aleks Eror, Vice
Pope Francis the Politician
Roberto Guareschi, Project Syndicate
The Execution of the Saudi Seven
Ali AlAhmed, Foreign Policy
Taking Money from Cyprus' Savers Is Madness
Simon Watkins, Daily Mail
Slaughter of the African Elephants
Strindberg & Maisels, New York Times
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