Week of April 29, 2013 Archives

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Monday, April 29
The West Is in Denial over Syria
Michael Weiss, NOW Lebanon
Why Would Assad Use Chemical Weapons Now?
Tim Marshall, Sky News
What China and Russia Don't Get About Soft Power
Joseph Nye, FP
Target the Ayatollah's Billions
Akrami & Ghasseminejad, National Post
America's Drone Delusion
Steve Coll, The New Yorker
China's Militant Nationalism
Gordon Chang, Gatestone Institute
A Lesson from Birmingham for the Arabs
Rami Khouri, The Daily Star
Germany Should End Austerity, Not Ireland
Megan Greene, Bloomberg
CIA Buying Afghan Influence with Bags of Cash
Matt Rosenberg, NY Times
Mali's Islamists Move to Libya
Stephen & Hirsch, The Guardian
State-Run News North Korea's Weapon of Choice
Chico Harlan, Wash Post
Brazil's Queen of the Cowboys
Mac Margolis, Newsweek
China Pushes U.S., India Closer Together
Evan Montgomery, Diplomat
UKIP Is Tories' Doppelganger
Boris Johnson, Daily Telegraph
We Have a Lung Cancer Crisis in Canada
Natasha Leighl, Toronto Star
Tuesday, April 30
Weary West Leaves Syria to Butcher Assad
Benedict Brogan, Telegraph
America Can't End Syria's Civil War
George Friedman, Stratfor
Undoing of Obama's Grand Strategy
Gideon Rachman, Financial Times
Syria's Chemical Weapons Don't Matter
John Mueller, Foreign Affairs
Can Merkel Build United States of Europe?
Brendan Simms, The Standard
Last Stand of Italy's Bankrupt Political Class
Alberto Toscano, Guardian
Can Rahul Gandhi Run India? Can Anybody?
James Traub, FP
Austerity with a Human Face
Patrick Smith, The Fiscal Times
Austerity Debate Misses Half the Point
Hugo Dixon, Reuters
Palestinian Authority Stifling Free Speech
Vivian Bercovici, The Star
Ignore Alarmists: Israel Is Doing Quite Well
Barry Rubin, Jerusalem Post
For South Korea, No Respect, No Kaesong
Bruce Klingner, LA Times
Why Is China a Hot Zone for Bird Flu?
Katie Drummond, The Verge
Syria's River of Death
Ole Solvang, The Daily Beast
The Human Price of Cheap T-Shirts
Kazim, Klawitter & Wagner, Spiegel
Wednesday, May 1
Iraq on the Brink, Again
Ryan Crocker, Washington Post
Democracy on the Way Out? Not Yet
Conrad Black, National Review
Russia and China Vie for Rare Earths Dominance
Dan McGroarty, RCW
The Most Hated Man in Bangladesh
Jim Yardley, New York Times
Bangladesh and the Cost of Doing Nothing
Ian Bremmer, Reuters
EU or Russia? Ukraine Must Choose
Maksim Yusin, Kommersant
Could Ahmadinejad End Up in House Arrest?
Meir Javedanfar, Al Mon.
Eurozone Risks Japan-Style Trap
Ambrose Evans-Pritchard, The Telegraph
Shinzo Abe the Bold
C. Raja Mohan, The Indian Express
World's Most Dangerous Terrorist Not Named bin Laden
Mark Perry, FP
What Elizabeth Can Learn from Beatrix
Simon Jenkins, The Guardian
Can Anyone in Afghanistan Find Mullah Omar?
Ron Moreau, Daily Beast
Nigeria's Poverty-Powered Insurgency
Ike Okonta, Project Syndicate
The Coming Collapse of OPEC
Glover & Economides, The Commentator
World Is Watching the Debate in Scotland
Peter Geoghegan, The Scotsman
Thursday, May 2
The Middle East Is a Waste of Time
Richard Haass, Foreign Affairs
Turkey's Bold Geopolitical Ambition
Robert Kaplan & Reva Bhalla, Stratfor
A Violent Uprising Is Possible ... in Canada
John Ivison, National Post
Russia's Stunning Self-Destruction
Alexei Bayer, Moscow Times
Syria a Dry Run for Iran, North Korea?
Brian Jenkins, World Report
Venezuela's Government Teeters
Carlos Montaner, Miami Herald
The CIA Buys Trouble in Afghanistan
Sarah Chayes, Los Angeles Times
Germany Has No Alternative to the Euro
Jan Kallmorgen, Bloomberg
Stop Trying to Spread Democracy
Dov Ronen, New York Times
Jihadis, Thugs Hijack Syria's Revolt
Paul Wood, The Spectator
Does China Have a Strategy?
Manning & Garrett, Asia Times
Saudi Arabia's Brutal Tribal Justice
Samuel Westrop, Gatestone Institute
Europe Needs to Talk Some Sense into America
Clara O'Donnell, CER
Why Are Buddhists Attacking Muslims?
Alan Strathern, BBC News
Why British Conservatives Flock to UKIP
Andrew Pierce, Daily Mail
Friday, May 3
America Can't Fix Syria
Fareed Zakaria, Time
Obama Losing the Long-Game in Syria
William Kristol, Weekly Standard
Why Nouri al-Maliki Must Go
Nussaibah Younis, New York Times
'Suicidal Iran' and the Plastic Keys to Paradise
Kevin Sullivan, RCW
Meet Ahmadinejad's Chosen Successor
Akbar Ganji, Foreign Affairs
Europe Has No Exit
Robert Samuelson, Washington Post
Paying Germans More Is a Win-Win for Euro
Dan O'Brien, Irish Times
North Korea's Dangerous Hostage Game
Gordon Chang, The Daily Beast
The Isolationists Are Coming!
Matthew Duss, The American Prospect
Can Egypt Be Saved?
Hafez Ghanem, Brookings Institution
Give Walmart the Nobel Prize
Charles Kenny, Foreign Policy
Don't Cause a Panic over China's Bird Flu
Anjana Ahuja, Daily Telegraph
Is Booming Ethiopia the New African Model?
Florence Beauge, Le Monde
Ontario's Debt Burden Just Keeps Growing
Jeffrey Simpson, Globe & Mail
Italy Has a Growing Pizza Problem
Yuval Rosenberg, The Fiscal Times
Saturday, May 4
The World's Most Dangerous Border
Ratner & Sullivan, Foreign Policy
Why Europe's Welfare State Is Still a Model
Joergen Moeller, Yale Global
UKIP's 'Clown' May Have the Last Laugh
Robert Ford, Financial Times
Obama Plays Politics with Syrian Lives
Michael Weiss, NOW Lebanon
Better Not Say 'Happy Easter' in Egypt
Eric Trager, The Atlantic
Obama Doesn't Respect Venezuela
Nicolas Maduro, Le Monde/Worldcrunch
We Know Who's Fueling Global Gay Hate
Doug Saunders, Globe and Mail
China's Borders Are Heating Up
Peter Lee, Asia Times
Nations Don't Matter, Cities Do
Michele Acuto & Parag Khanna, Quartz
Stop Worrying About Syrian Air Defenses
Chris Griffin, FPI
Syria's Deepening Hell
James Van de Velde, The American Interest
China Embarrasses India in Standoff
R. Hariharan, Indian Defence Review
Has Shale Saved America?
Roger Howard, The National Interest
Farage on a Rampage, Cameron on the Ropes
Simon Heffer, Daily Mail
Inside the Amazing Underground World of the Mafia
John Dickie, BBC
Sunday, May 5
Did Israel Fire First Shot in a Longer War?
Jonathan Marcus, BBC News
Obama's 'Red Line' Blunder
Baker, Landler, Sanger & Barnard, NYT
Germany Isn't Building a New Empire
Derek Scally, Irish Times
Israel's Security Rests with Its Air Force
Mitch Ginsburg, Times of Israel
Putin's Fragile Hold on Power
Kadri Liik, ECFR
The Real Reason Not to Intervene in Syria
Jordan Smith, Salon
Russia Excels at Crushing Media
Willems & Puddington, Freedom House
Is Citizenship Dying in the U.S. and Canada?
David Cameron, GMF
The Rise of the German Tea Party
Benjamin Weinthal, Foreign Policy
Myanmar Morphs into a U.S.-China Battlefield
Bertil Lintner, Asia Times
Failing to Learn Vietnam's Real Lesson
Frank Snepp, Los Angeles Times
On North Korea, We've Been Here Before
Lowell Schwartz, CS Monitor
Palestinians Are the Threat to Peace
Gil Troy, The Daily Beast
The Myth of Green Australia
John Muscat, New Geography
The Case for the EU Nanny State
Jan-Werner Muller, Eurozine
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