Week of March 25, 2013 Archives

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Monday, March 25
The Rise of Tory America
Joel Kotkin, Orange County Register
EU Agrees to a Cyprus Rescue Deal
Kanter, Alderman & Higgins, NY Times
They Make a Desert and Call It Peace
Jeremy Warner, Daily Telegraph
The End of the Cypriot Banking Sector
Carsten Volkery, Der Spiegel
Turkey Needs Israel to Help Fend Off Iran
Mitch Ginsburg, Times of Israel
Why Israel and Turkey Need Each Other
Ozgur Erkan, Jerusalem Post
Mexico Is on the Rise
Shannon O'Neil, Foreign Affairs
Did Syria Cross a Red Line?
Miller, Warrick & DeYoung, Washington Post
Patriot Missiles Won't Cure Syria
Joshi & Stein, The National Interest
In U.S., 65% Support Drone Attacks Against Terrorists Abroad
Gallup
What Geithner Could Have Learned from Cyprus
Noam Scheiber, TNR
Sweden: Land of Internet Freedom
Boris Manenti, Le Nouvel Observateur
Did China Just Declare War On Apple?
Gordon Chang, Forbes
South Africa's Last Step
Anne Applebaum, National Post
The Fracking Revolution Comes to China
Elliot Brennan, The Diplomat
Tuesday, March 26
The Making of a German Europe
Gideon Rachman, Financial Times
Cyprus a Huge Geopolitical Loss for Russia
Max Fisher, Washington Post
Euro Troika a Bunch of Hapless Incompetents
Fintan O'Toole, Irish Times
Will Arab Spring Ruin Lebanon's Democracy?
Dexter Filkins, New Yorker
Pakistan Needs an Anwar Sadat
Jonathan Kay, National Post
Putin Mistakes Syria for Chechnya
Fiona Hill, Foreign Affairs
Japan Breaks China's Metals Stranglehold
A. Evans-Pritchard, Telegraph
Nouri Maliki: Iraq's Great Divider
Henri Barkey, Los Angeles Times
The Taiwan of the Middle East
Kevin Sullivan, RealClearWorld
Iraq War Was Not Just About WMD
Victor Davis Hanson, National Review
Kandahar and Hope
Michael O'Hanlon & Michele Flournoy, Brookings
Brazil Needs Immigrants - Millions
Mimi Whitefield, Miami Herald
Battle over Birth Control in the Philippines
William Pesek, Bloomberg
Bedlam (Still) Boiling in Budapest
Alex Berezow, RealClearWorld
Staying Ahead of China's Counterfeiters
Saira Syed, BBC News
Wednesday, March 27
America Inches Toward War in Syria
Doyle McManus, Los Angeles Times
Don't Blame Germany for Europe's Woes
John Bruton, Irish Times
Euro Flesh Eaters Threaten to Devour Us All
Seumas Milne, The Guardian
Europeans Planted Seeds of Crisis in Cyprus
Higgins & Alderman, NYT
Germans Pay Taxes, Greeks Don't
Alex Hageluken, Suddeutsche Zeitung
Will Karl Marx Have the Last Laugh?
Michael Schuman, Time
Russia's New Mideast Energy Game
Glover & Economides, Commentator
Britain's Licence to Muzzle
George Jonas, National Post
Why Europe Must Take the Lead in Syria
Ulrich Speck, openDemocracy
China's New Tanzanian Pearl
C. Raja Mohan, The Indian Express
Great Game in Central Asia After Afghanistan
Josh Kucera, Diplomat
Cyber Arms Control? Forget About It
Bronk & Wallach, CNN
China's First Publicly Glamorous First Lady
Adam Minter, Bloomberg
China: World-Beating Model of Governance?
Kevin Rafferty, Japan Times
Time to Kick South Africa Out of BRICS
Roy Robins, Foreign Policy
Thursday, March 28
Europeans Turning Against Themselves
Timothy Garton Ash, Guardian
Obama Appeals to Israel's Conscience
Fareed Zakaria, Washington Post
Israel's Insightful Cynicism
Robert Kaplan, Stratfor
The New Russian Mob
Joe Nocera, New York Times
The Most Powerful Woman in the World
Jeffrey Gedmin, Foreign Policy
No, Islamists Won't Dominate Syria
Rami Khouri, The Daily Star
Will Fracking Lead to Mideast Peace?
Stefano Casertano, The European
The Putinization of Turkey
Benny Avni, New York Post
There's Not Going to Be a War in Korea
Andrei Lankov, East Asia Forum
Germany's Growing Euro Skepticism
Mara Delius, Standpoint
Will China Be Supreme?
Ian Johnson, New York Review of Books
Russia Happy to Be China's Junior Partner
Georgy Bovt, Moscow Times
Either the U.S. Talks to the Taliban or It Loses
Ahmed Rashid, TNR
The Drug Queen of Rio de Janeiro
Jens Glusing, Der Spiegel
Russian Oligarchs Are Destroying London
Harry Mount, The Spectator
Friday, March 29
Why China Will Always Be No. 2
Geoff Dyer, Foreign Policy
How Obama Is Failing Syria
Fouad Ajami, Hoover Institution
The Gulf War over the War in Syria
Michael Weiss, NOW Lebanon
After Cyprus, More Phony Euro Crises to Come
Ian Bremmer, Reuters
Old Rivalry Tests New Korean Realities
Jeremy Walden-Schertz, National
What Really Happened in Jerusalem
Charles Krauthammer, Wash Post
Why Does Poland Want to Join the Eurozone?
Jeremy Warner, Telegraph
Scotland May Have to Embrace Neoliberalism
Alex Massie, Scotsman
Corpse Brides and Forced Abortions in China
Camille Standen, Vice
Why China Should Engage the Dalai Lama
Allen Carlson, The Diplomat
U.S. Must Show Respect for Russia
Vladislav Inozemtsev, Moscow Times
Iran-Pakistan Pact a Rebuff of U.S. Policy
Simon Tisdall, The Guardian
Leftist Hypocrites & Muslim World Bigotry
James Kirchick, Commentary
The Mexico City Building That Eats Smog
Zak Stone, Co.Exist
Falklands: Small Islands, Big Questions
William Ratliff, Defining Ideas
Saturday, March 30
Why the North Korean Regime Is So Scary
Scott Snyder, CNN
Cyprus Spring or Eurozone Winter?
Simon Miller, The Commentator
BRICS Expose the West's Hypocrisy
William Pesek, Bloomberg
Singh and Xi: A Political Mismatch?
C. Raja Mohan, The Indian Express
Toward a Moral and Realist Foreign Policy
Paul Pillar, National Interest
Constitutional Mob Rule in Hungary
George Kopits, Wall Street Journal
No Clear Leader of Latin America Left
Mimi Whitefield, Miami Herald
Cyprus and Russia Did Not Just Break Up
Yuri Zhukov, Foreign Affairs
What Were 3 Egyptian Scuba Divers Up to?
Chris Dickey, Daily Beast
Bitcoin: Global Economy's Last Hope?
Paul Ford, Bloomberg Businessweek
Could This Be China's Youth Movement?
David Cohen, The Diplomat
Why Gay Marriage Is Good for U.S. Foreign Policy
Stephen Walt, FP
Do Tories Want David Cameron to Lose?
James Forsyth, The Spectator
Why Is the International Court Picking on Africa?
David Bosco, WaPo
Climate Change Could Eventually End Coffee
Jason Koebler, U.S. News
Sunday, March 31
China Between Renewal or Breakdown
Mark MacKinnon, Globe and Mail
Will China Out-Innovate the U.S.?
Eamonn Fingleton, New York Times
Who Says North Korea's Bluffing?
Jacob Heilbrunn, The National Interest
U.S., China Allies Against Anarchy
William Lind, American Conservative
Shh, Don't Tell Anyone: Hamas Won
Andrew McCarthy, National Review
The Week the Fourth Reich Began
Simon Heffer, Daily Mail
War with Iran Is Approaching
Nikolas Gvosdev, World Politics Review
Why the Middle East Just Can't Get Along
George Jonas, National Post
Shocking Human Slavery in the Sinai
Nicola Abe, Der Spiegel
Israel Shouldn't Trust Obama
Shoula Horing, Ynet News
Is the 'African Century' for Real?
James Traub, Foreign Policy
France Submits to Radical Islam
Guy Milliere, Gatestone Institute
Fight N. Korean Nukes with American Ones
Bennett Ramberg, Yale Global
Ireland's Wrenching Debate
Christopher Caldwell, Weekly Standard
Why India Is a Global Model
Dipankar Gupta, Times of India
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