Week of April 15, 2013 Archives

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Monday, April 15
Why Everyone Gets North Korea So Wrong
B.R. Myers, Newsweek
The Biggest Threat to China's Economy
Gordon Chang, Forbes
Beware Fawning over Untamed China
Peter van Onselen, The Australian
I am Slowly Dying in Guantanamo Bay
Samir Naji al Hasan Moqbel, NYT
How the U.S. Is Losing Pakistan
Omar Waraich, Time
Maduro Victory Could Speed End of Chavismo
Jon Perdue, Commentator
Chavez Revolt Will Continue in My Presidency
Nicolas Maduro, Guardian
Tom Friedman: Arab Spring's Biggest Daydreamer
George Jonas, NP
How China's Jets Threaten Russia
Richard Weitz, The Diplomat
Basra: Symbol of All That's Wrong with Iraq
Birgit Svensson, Die Welt
Iraq's 'Kurdish Spring' Is in Bloom
Jackson Diehl, Washington Post
The Day North Korea Killed 31 Americans
Mark Sauter, RealClearHistory
How Japan Can Erase Its Militarist Past
Pankaj Mishra, Bloomberg
Time to Defend Canada's Middle Class
Justin Trudeau, Globe & Mail
Thatcherism Is Alive and Kicking
Boris Johnson, Daily Telegraph
Tuesday, April 16
Shock and Awe Can't Defeat the Few
John Arquilla, Foreign Policy
Call It Terrorism? Of Course
Jonathan Tobin, Commentary Magazine
Boston Response Must Rise Above 9/11 Hysteria
Tony Karon, The National
The Wreck of the Euro
Walter Russell Mead, The American Interest
U.S. Could Be World's Most Populous Country
Joseph Chamie, Yale Global
Australia Now a Pawn in U.S.-China Game
Hugh White, Canberra Times
Australia Must Wean Itself from China
William Pesek, Bloomberg
How Israel and the U.S. Can Aid Syria's Rebels
David Pollock, NY Times
How Much Longer Will Iran 'Game' Go On?
Cesar Chelala, Japan Times
Canada's Liberal Party Monarchy
Andrew Coyne, National Post
Every Day, China Puts Its Leaders on Trial
Ai Weiwei, The Guardian
Chinese Investment in Europe Hits Record High
Claus Hecking, Spiegel
More Latino U.S. Won't Drift from Canada
Dan Restrepo, Globe & Mail
Land for Peace in Colombia
Kaplan & Albertus, Foreign Affairs
Basque Nationalists Look On with Envy
Peter Jones, The Scotsman
Wednesday, April 17
China's Dream World
Minxin Pei, Project Syndicate
China Sees Best and Worst of America in Boston
Max Fisher, Wash Post
How Geography Explains America
Aaron David Miller, Foreign Policy
We're Safer than We Think
Doyle McManus, Los Angeles Times
How U.S. Cities Can Protect Themselves
Michael O'Hanlon, The Daily Beast
It's Time to Bury Thatcherism
Seumas Milne, The Guardian
Next Thatcher Must Challenge Entire Establishment
Ed West, Telegraph
The Kremlin vs. the Blogger
Joshua Yaffa, Foreign Affairs
China and Its North Korea Problem
David Curtis Wright, Globe and Mail
Obama Can't Ignore Gitmo Hunger Strikers
Sylvie Kauffmann, Le Monde
The False Alarm over U.S. Fertility
Derek Hoff, New York Times
Capriles Strikes a Blow to Chavismo
Andres Oppenheimer, Miami Herald
Syria's Six Simultaneous Conflicts
Rami Khouri, The Daily Star
Politics of Apology: Hollande & Algeria
Camille Pecastaing, World Affairs
U.S., NATO Leave Afghanistan to Regional Tussle
Sajjad Ashraf, National
Thursday, April 18
The World Is Marching Toward Anarchy
Robert Kaplan, Stratfor
We're Right to Be Scared by Boston
Leonid Bershidsky, Bloomberg
Obama Rewrites the U.S. Contract Abroad
Michael Young, Daily Star
So What Does North Korea Really Want?
Victor Cha, JoongAng Daily
Where Now for Thatcher's Britain?
Bill Jamieson, The Scotsman
Downton Abbey Politics at Thatcher's Funeral
Martin Kettle, Guardian
The Nine-Year-Old Dictator in Training
Gazeta Wyborcza/Worldcrunch
Germany Is Surrounded
Stefano Casertano, The European
The Sum of Russia's China Fears
Vassily Kashin, Russia in Global Affairs
Europe Needs Smarter Austerity Debate
Simeon Djankov, WSJ
Only a Miracle Can Save France's Hollande
Eric Pape, Foreign Policy
Syria Sparks Anti-Islamist Frenzy
Hassan Hassan, The National
What Thatcher Did for London
Simon Jenkins, London Evening Standard
Why a Palestinian State Needs Israel
Adam Mallerman, The Commentator
Mexico Must Play Role in U.S. Immigration Debate
Luis Rubio, CSM
Friday, April 19
What We Know About the Tsarnaev Brothers
Chris Geidner, BuzzFeed
Chechen Terrorism: What You Need to Know
Alex Seitz-Wald, Salon
Would China Nuke First?
James Acton, New York Times
U.S. Caution, Arab Restraint Mark New Terror Era
Fouad Ajami, Hoover
The Syrian War on Turkey
Michael Weiss, NOW Lebanon
The Middle East's Kings of Cowardice
Marc Lynch, Foreign Policy
France: The Next Sick Man of Europe?
Paul Ames, Global Post
Could Nuclear Iran Be Contained?
Kingston Reif, Bulletin of Atomic Sci.
India Races to Space While Indians Starve
Lindsay Hughes, Australian
Slovenia May Be a Victim of German Politics
Megan Greene, Bloomberg
China's Dangerous India-Pak Nuclear Game
Harsh Pant, Japan Times
Is Cyber War the New Cold War?
Trefor Moss, The Diplomat
Revolt of the German Technocrats
Mark Leonard, Reuters
Margaret Thatcher and Feminism
Cathy Young, RealClearPolitics
Winners and Losers in Venezuela's Election
Charles Shapiro, LA Times
Saturday, April 20
Bombers Reared by U.S. and Chechnya
Julia Ioffe, The New Republic
Chechnya a Land of Ruthless Fighters
Stephen Kinzer, The Guardian
Europe's 'Home Grown' Terror Visits U.S.
Sebastian Rotella, ProPublica
North Korea's Palace Intrigue
Nicholas Eberstadt, New York Times
Greece 'Like 1930s Germany'
Manfred Ertel, Der Spiegel
Why China Is Paranoid About America
Ely Ratner, Foreign Policy
China Is a Real Threat to Russia
Dominique Moisi, Les Echos/Worldcrunch
Quietly, Obama Makes His Russia Move
Nikolas Gvosdev, WPR
To Stay in Europe, Vote Conservative
Timothy G. Ash, Financial Times
Numbers Don't Look Good for the Tories
Nate Silver, Evening Standard
North Korea's Forgotten Atrocities
Lamont Colucci, World Report
Weak Russia, Strong China
Lilia Shevtsova, East Asia Forum
How to Thrive as a People Smuggler
Aubrey Belford, The Global Mail
Big Spenders Are Wrecking Globalization
Julie Novak, Canberra Times
Stephen Harper Is Awesome (And You're Not)
Scott Feschuk, Maclean's
RCW Top 10: Countries That Execute the Most People
RCW Photos: Chechnya's Violent History of Terror | More Galleries
Sunday, April 21
Russia's Invisible War on Terror
Anna Nemtsova, Foreign Policy
Jihad Will Not Be Wished Away
Andrew McCarthy, National Review
What Chechen Link May Mean for U.S. & Russia
Anya Schmemann, CFR
The Chechen Culture of Migration and Machismo
Thomas de Waal, CNN
What Rights Should Dzhokhar Get?
Glenn Greenwald, The Guardian
Guantanamo Is Hurting U.S. Interests
David Ignatius, Washington Post
The Euro Comedy That Keeps on Giving
Jeremy Warner, Daily Telegraph
On North Korea, Kerry Muddles the Message
Jeff Jacoby, Boston Globe
Korea, Iran and the Dual-Loyalty Myth
Ben Cohen, JNS.org
Bird Flu Outbreak Is Spreading Fear in China
Barbara Demick, LA Times
Latin America's 'Wiki-Constitutionalism'
Jose Azel, Miami Herald
Kremlin Is Hiding Behind a Blacklist
Michael Bohm, Moscow Times
Toronto Doesn't Need a Casino
David Frum, National Post
Bangladesh's Quest for Justice
Shashi Tharoor, Project Syndicate
What Tolstoy Teaches Us About the Chechen Grievance
Ben Lytal, TDB
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