Week of April 8, 2013 Archives

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Monday, April 8
'Iron Lady' Was Giant of Post War Era
Alistair Macdonald, Wall St. Journal
Hollande Is Losing the Battle for Europe
Jonathan Fenby, The Guardian
German Vote Could Shift EU Balance
George Robinson, Commentator
How Obama Can End the Korean Standoff
Peter Beinart, The Daily Beast
North Korea the Least of the West's Worries
John Kampfner, Telegraph
China Helped North Korea Target U.S. Cities
Gordon Chang, Forbes
Targeted Killing Comes to Define War on Terror
Scott Shane, NY Times
Berlin May Owe Greece Billions
Georgios Christidis, Der Spiegel
Egypt Perched on the Precipice of Chaos
Judith Miller, City Journal
Shifting Alliances Put Hamas Up for Grabs
Hussein Ibish, The National
In Venezuela, a Tale of 2 Presidential Candidates
Jim Wyss, Miami H'ld
Pacifying Rio's Biggest Slum
Monica Bergamo, Folha de S.Paulo
Mexico Now a Stable, Middle Class Neighbor
Michael Barone, Creators
Sultan Erdogan and 'Neo-Ottoman' Turkey
Cinar Kiper, The Atlantic
Alberta Pushes Pipeline with U.S. Ads
Bryan Weismiller, Calgary Herald
Tuesday, April 9
The Woman Who Saved Great Britain
Simon Heffer, Daily Mail
Did Thatcher Really Turn Britain Around?
Paul Krugman, NY Times
How the Falklands War Saved Thatcher
Simon Jenkins, The Guardian
Thatcher Right About Nearly Everything
Niall Ferguson, Financial Times
America's Nonproliferation Obsession
C. Raja Mohan, Indian Express
How to Defuse the Korean Crisis
Mark Seddon, London Evening Standard
Obama, Kerry Need New Mideast Peace Map
David Newman, J'lem Post
A Crisis of Democracy Rocks the 5th Republic
Ullrich Fichtner, Der Spiegel
Tories Still in the Shadow of the Iron Lady
Alex Massie, Foreign Policy
Britain's Welfare System Has Lost Its Way
David Cameron, The Sun
Bashar al-Assad the Survivor
Daniel DePetris, The National Interest
Was the Iraq Invasion Worth It? Ask an Iraqi
Jeffrey Goldberg, Bloomberg
Saudi-Yemen Ties in Need of Makeover
Faisal al Yafai, The National
World's Megacities Move East
Joel Kotkin & Wendell Cox, New Geography
What U.S. Republicans Can Learn from Canada
Israel Ortega, Heritage
Wednesday, April 10
The Term 'Arab Spring' Has to Be Retired
Thomas Friedman, NY Times
Why Did Spring Fail? Anti-Semitism
Ahmad Hashemi, Times of Israel
In Syria, Some Brace for the Next War
Liz Sly, Washington Post
Maggie Thatcher Versus the Establishment
Walter Russell Mead, Reuters
Margaret Thatcher Was No Saint
Terry Glavin, Ottawa Citizen
America Needs Its Own Thatcher
Robert Robb, Arizona Republic
Don't Let Asia 2013 Turn into Europe 1914
Dominique Moisi, Les Echos
North Korea Is the Boy Who Cried Wolf
Robert Kelly, The Diplomat
How Switzerland Survived the Crisis
Benedikter & Kaelin, Foreign Affairs
Hollande Seeks Role as Apostle of Virtue
Stefan Simons, Der Spiegel
Syria's Civil War Stalemate
Stephen Starr, National Post
The Most Powerful Woman in Israel
Neri Zilber, Foreign Policy
A Bad Time for an Independent Kurdistan
Ranj Alaaldin, Asharq Al-Awsat
My Lunch with a Human Rights Violator
Josh Androsky, Vice
False Scholarship of Edward Said
Joshua Muravchik, World Affairs Journal
Thursday, April 11
When North Korea Collapses
Andrei Lankov, Bloomberg
Thatcher's Reforms Wouldn't Work Today
Fareed Zakaria, Wash Post
Europe Could Learn from the Iron Lady
Harold James, Project Syndicate
Merkel in Driver's Seat for Next Election
Quientin Peel, Financial Times
China Is Poisoning the World
Thomas Thompson, Foreign Affairs
U.S. Needs Arabists More than Ever
Robert Kaplan, Stratfor
U.S. and China: On the Mend
Bremmer & Gordon, New York Times
Thatcher: The Woman Who Wrecked Great Britain
Alex Pareene, Salon
Hatred for Thatcher Reaches New Lows
Stephen Glover, Daily Mail
The CIA's Cancelled War in Tibet
Jonathan Mirsky, NY Review of Books
Did Liberals Get the Muslim Brothers Wrong?
Marc Lynch, Foreign Policy
Can Israel Be a 'Start-up Nation' for Values?
Danny Schiff, Haaretz
Does Israel Get the Mideast Honor Code?
Mitch Ginsburg, Times of Israel
Italy's Clownish Politics Not That Funny
Paddy Agnew, Irish Times
UK's 'Loony Party' Is Becoming Mainstream
Eric Ellis, The Global Mail
Friday, April 12
Kim Jong-un's Dangerous Game
David Ignatius, Washington Post
Another Afghan Civil War Looms
Con Coughlin, Daily Telegraph
China's Unlikely Rival: Japan
William Pesek, Bloomberg
Casting Doubt on Japan's New Experiment
Charles Wallace, Reuters
The Case for Supporting Bashar al-Assad
Daniel Pipes, National Review
Have Syria's Kurds Had a Change of Heart?
Daniel Nisman, Hurriyet
On North Korea, Keep Calm and Carry On
Ted Galen Carpenter, Cato
Who Pays for North Korea's Mind Games?
Bradley Martin, Global Post
The Two Irelands Need One Economy
Dan O'Brien, Irish Times
A Russia-China Alliance Brewing?
Harold & Schwartz, The Diplomat
America's All-Powerful Cuba Lobby
William LeoGrande, Foreign Policy
Factoring Hamas into the Peace Process
Nathan Miller, Times of Israel
Giving Guns to Somalia Is a Good Idea
Gwynne Dyer, Georgia Straight
Slovakia's Ongoing Segregation Nightmare
Aaron Lake Smith, Vice
The Power Ship Keeping Lights on in Beirut
Simon Tisdall, The Guardian
Saturday, April 13
South Korea Is the Real Problem Here
Edward Luttwak, Foreign Policy
Obama Dangerously Naive on N. Korea
Lefkowitz & Whiton, Wash Post
Kim Jong-un Is Our Best Hope
Zachary Gallant, RealClearWorld
Iran's Crazy Enough to Use a Nuke
Steven David, The American Interest
Syria's Second Revolution
Michael Weiss, NOW Lebanon
Thatcher's Legacy: An Isolated Britain
Anne-Marie Slaughter, FT
Thatcher Saved UK from a Cuban Fate
Dominic Sandbrook, Daily Mail
David Cameron's Thatcher Problem
Jonathan Freedland, The Guardian
Why Is Iran Running Out of Medicine?
Marc Herman, Pacific Standard
Germany's Growing Anti-Euro Party
Derek Scally, Irish Times
How Pakistan's Brightest Flock to Terror
Sebastian Rotella, ProPublica
Japan Needs Babies, ASAP
Richard Jackson, The World Today
Dead? Al-Qaeda's Mounting a Comeback
Bruce Riedel, The Daily Beast
China's Four Big Blunders
Collins & Erickson, China Real Time Report
Portugal Creates Another Euro Headache
The Economist
Sunday, April 14
Inside the Mind of Kim Jong-un
Ernesto Londono, Washington Post
Bomb North Korea, Before It's Too Late
Jeremi Suri, New York Times
Enough Already: Let North Korea Test a Missile
Peter Jones, Globe & Mail
Egypt Is Too Big to Save
Mahmoud Salem, Washington Institute
Thatcher the Class Warrior Set Britain Free
Janet Daley, The Telegraph
Beyonce and Jay-Z Save Communism
Steve Chapman, Chicago Tribune
Erdogan's Kurdish Gambit
Sinan Ulgen, Project Syndicate
Kurds Don't Wish to Tear Iraq Apart
Ashti Hawrami, RealClearWorld
The End of the Fayyad Era?
Matt Duss, The American Prospect
Chavez Is Dead, but His Vote Machine Lives On
Jim Wyss, Miami Herald
The Korean Crisis: A Glossary
Todd Crowell, RealClearWorld
Getting Kim Jong-un's Attention
O'Hanlon & Mochizuki, Brookings
The Decline and Fall of the BBC
Jonathan Foreman, Commentary Magazine
Pakistan's Electoral Wild Cards
Arif Rafiq, The Diplomat
The Man Who Put Europe in Order
Daniel Larison, American Conservative
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