Week of May 6, 2013 Archives

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Monday, May 6
Obama's Thin Red Line on Syria
Dexter Filkins, The New Yorker
Israel Steps Up to the Plate
Jennifer Rubin, Washington Post
Israel Tries to Sell U.S. on Iran Attack
Haviv Rettig Gur, Times of Israel
How Syria Ruined the Arab Spring
Marc Lynch, Foreign Policy
The Arab Spring Has Been Great for Israel
Eyal Zisser, Israel Hayom
Have Tories Learned from UKIP Success?
Janet Daley, Daily Telegraph
How to Succeed in UK Politics Without Trying
Charlie Brooker, Guardian
Asian Tough Talk Hides Failure of Leadership
Pankaj Mishra, Bloomberg
How Obama Misled on Benghazi
Stephen Hayes, Weekly Standard
Syria Is Not Iraq
Bill Keller, New York Times
'Red Lines' on Iran Not So Black & White
Shashank Joshi, The Diplomat
Religious Freedom Lures Many to U.S. from Asia
Joel Kotkin, OC Register
What Marine Biologists Can Teach Us About Terror
Alex Berezow, RCW
It's Time to Take Arctic Militarization Seriously
Rob Huebert, Nat'l Post
China Social Media Abuzz over 20-Year-Old Crime
Emily Parker, TNR
Tuesday, May 7
Obama's 'Red Line' Runs Through Moscow
David Rothkopf, Foreign Policy
Don't 'Reset' with Putin - Crack Down on Him
Elisa Massimino, Bloomberg
Syria Will Be Obama's Iraq
Faisal Al Yafai, RealClearWorld
China's Potemkin Rise
Minxin Pei, The Diplomat
U.S. Directly Blames China for Cyberattacks
David Sanger, NY Times
NATO Decline and the End of Western Unity
George Friedman, Stratfor
Merkel's Choice: Germany or Europe?
Jeevan Vasagar, The Telegraph
Why You Shouldn't Stop Buying from Bangladesh
Charles Kenny, BBW
Al-Qaeda's Track Record with Chemical Weapons
Peter Bergen, CNN
U.S. Intervention Would Exacerbate Syria War
Majid Rafizadeh, LAT
Soft Syria Response Worse than Inaction
Amitai Etzioni, National Interest
The West Cannot Lose Iceland to China
Guillaume Xavier-Bender, GMF
Indonesia's Islamic 'Reeducation' Schools
Mike Bachelard, Brisbane Times
Fair Elections Won't Fix Malaysia's Problems
John Lee, The Australian
Restaurant Tantrum Exposes Mexican Class Divide
Will Grant, BBC
Wednesday, May 8
Forget About Syria, Worry About China
Edward Luttwak, Foreign Policy
West Cynically Bleeds Syria Dry
Seumas Milne, The Guardian
Air War in Syria Harder than You Think
Anthony Cordesman, CSIS
What We Know About China's Military
Andrew Erickson, The Diplomat
10 Contestants for Earth's Next Superpower
Jeff Wilser, Mental Floss
Is America the Last Empire Ever?
Tom Engelhardt, TomDispatch
Germany's Europe Strategy Will Fail
Martin Wolf, Financial Times
Iran & Israel Have a Common Enemy
Meir Javedanfar, Al Monitor
There's a Method to Assad's Massacres
Hassan Hassan, The National
Inside Japan's Vicious Yakuza Gang Wars
Geoffrey Cain, Global Post
India and China Locked in Global Rivalry
Louise Watt, Associated Press
U.S. Can't Leave Israel to Fend for Itself
Kenneth Bandler, Fox News
Germany Has Won the Euro War
Stefano Casertano, The European
Sunnis Are Restarting Their Insurgency in Iraq
Joel Rayburn, TNR
Where Did Canada's Drunk Politicians Go?
Mark Bourrie, National Post
Thursday, May 9
America's Pundit-Powered Foreign Policy
Robert Kaplan, Stratfor
Obama's Shameful Timidity on Syria
Leon Wieseltier, The New Republic
U.S. Credibility Not on the Line in Syria
Fareed Zakaria, Washington Post
Stephen Hawking's Sad Israel Boycott
Jake Wallis Simons, The Telegraph
How Did Israel Lose Stephen Hawking?
Matthew Kalman, Daily Beast
In China, Power Is Arrogant
Yu Hua, New York Times
Why Special Ops Weren't Sent to Benghazi
Dustin Walker, RCDefense
A Coverup Laid Bare
Tom Bevan, RealClearPolitics
Benghazi, Security and Hillary 2016
Michael Crowley, Time
Is Egypt Becoming More Islamist?
Shadi Hamid, Foreign Policy
Shabby Britain Holding Booming London Back
Andrew Neather, LES
Will Iran-Saudi Proxy War Spread to Iraq?
Mohammed Ayoob, Yale
Sun Setting on Britain's Imperial Myth
Pankaj Mishra, The Guardian
Quebec, Land of Myth
William Johnson, National Post
In Balochistan, It's Nationalists vs. Separatists
Anita Joshua, The Hindu
Friday, May 10
How to Stop Iran's Takeover of Syria
Michael Weiss, NOW Lebanon
U.S. Should Push for Elections in Syria
Zbigniew Brzezinski, Time
Pink Line over Damascus
Charles Krauthammer, Washington Post
Why Israel Doesn't Want Assad to Fall
Efraim Halevy, Foreign Affairs
Boris Could Be Britain's Ronald Reagan
Iain Martin, Daily Telegraph
Stephen Hawking Should Go to Israel - and Gaza
Jonathan Kay, Nat'l Post
Drought Is Ripping the Arab World Apart
Mitch Ginsburg, Times of Israel
German Question - Be It Unresolved
David O'Brien, Winnipeg Free Press
Don't Sweat the Closure of Kaesong
Robert E. Kelly, The Diplomat
Vietnam's 'Rising' Star Is Dimming
William Pesek, Bloomberg
Abe Rears Japan's Ugly Nationalist Head
Todd Crowell, RealClearWorld
Pakistan's Last Shot at Democracy
Anatol Lieven, Financial Times
Winds of Change Blowing in China
Greg Sheridan, The Australian
The Next Pandemic: Not if, but When
David Quammen, New York Times
Spain in Crisis Becomes Fertility Destination
Helene Zuber, Der Spiegel
Saturday, May 11
The Day After a Strike on Iran
Marwan Muasher, The National Interest
World War I Shadows Europe to This Day
Tony Barber, Financial Times
China Wants U.S. Out of Japan
Robyn Meredith, New York Times
Why Are Europeans Waging Jihad in Syria?
Teri Schultz, Global Post
The Rabid Rage of Israel's Enemies
Robert Fulford, National Post
Why on Earth Should the U.S. Fight in Syria?
Barry Rubin, PJ Media
The Roots of Japan's Remorselessness
Lee Hyon-Soo, Korea Times
The Mideast's Christian Catastrophe
Andrew Doran, Am. Conservative
A Revolt Against Britain's Oligarchy
Kenneth Minogue, Standpoint
Let's Air the War on Terror's Dirty Secrets
James Traub, Foreign Policy
Japan Grows Old Before Our Eyes
Shin Kak-soo, JoongAng Daily
China Moves into America's Backyard
Fernando Menendez, Commentator
End German Citizenship? Yes!
Alexander Gorlach, The European
The Revolt Against Cameron Is On
Simon Heffer, Daily Mail
Why Kerry Succeeded in Russia
Nikolas Gvosdev, World Politics Review
Sunday, May 12
How Putin Rolled John Kerry on Syria
Michael Weiss, Foreign Policy
Assad Winning with a Little Help from His Friends
Liz Sly, Wash Post
A Dangerous Rift Between China and Japan
Ian Buruma, Wall St. Journal
Can a New Government Heal Pakistan?
Ishtiaq Ahmed, Daily Times
Is Sharif's Win Really Good News for India?
Praveen Swami, Firstpost
Pakistan Army Helps Advance Democracy
Haroon Siddiqui, Toronto Star
Israel: Tiny Country in a Bad Neighborhood
Margaret Wente, Globe & Mail
Countries Lobby for More in Race for U.S. Visas
Eric Lipton, NY Times
The Egypt-Israel Peace Test
Rabinovich & Wittes, Project Syndicate
Britain Is Addicted to Happy Pills
Peter Hitchens, Daily Mail
Asia's New Prize: 'Fire Ice' Gas
Elliot Brennan, The Diplomat
Soccer Emerges as Outlet for Saudi Dissent
James Dorsey, Mideast Soccer
Iceland Chooses Independence
Daniel Hannan, Daily Telegraph
Iran and Its Western Apologists
Reuel Marc Gerecht, Weekly Standard
RCW Top 10: The Ten Best Countries to Be a Mother
2 Last-Minute Candidates Stir Up Iran Election
Ramin Mostaghim, LAT
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