Week of May 27, 2013 Archives

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Monday, May 27
Hezbollah Widens the Syrian War
Dexter Filkins, The New Yorker
Why America's Peace Push Makes Sense
Haviv Rettig Gur, Times of Israel
Obama Bows to the Islamic Street
James Traub, Foreign Policy
Khamenei's Election Headache
Barry Rubin, Jerusalem Post
Stop Making Excuses for Jihad
Karima Bennoune, The Guardian
How Far Is Britain Willing to Go?
Matthew D'Ancona, Daily Telegraph
Obama's Moral Anguish Act
Ross Douthat, New York Times
Will Sexism Sabotage Abenomics?
William Pesek, Bloomberg
Pessimists & Optimists Both Right About Africa
Devarajan & Fengler, FA
Saving Timbuktu's Manuscripts from Jihadists
S. Raghavan, Wash Post
College Grads Are Jobless in China, Too
Gordon Chang, Forbes
Why Are People in Malawi So Hungry?
Karen Swallow Prior, The Atlantic
India's Election: Beyond Modi vs Gandhi
Sudha Ramachandran, Diplomat
Yang Jisheng: Reading Hayek in Beijing
Bret Stephens, Wall St. Journal
Ryanair: Europe's Most Punctual Airline?
Charlotte McDonald, BBC
Tuesday, May 28
Khamenei's Slow-Motion Power Grab in Iran
Peter Jones, Globe and Mail
In Syria, Go Big or Stay Home
Ray Takeyh, New York Times
UK's Dangerous Islamist Underground
Christoph Scheuermann, Spiegel
The Problem of Muslim Leadership
Ayaan Hirsi Ali, Wall Street Journal
Make Global Corporations Pay Their Taxes
Joseph Stiglitz, The Guardian
Can the Saudis Survive America's Oil Boom?
Gal Luft, Foreign Policy
Chinese Spy Games Down Under
Tony Wright, The Age
Chinese Cyberspies Breach Big U.S. Weapons
Ellen Nakashima, Wash Post
Nicolas Maduro: Paranoid or Political?
Farid Kahhat, America Economica
The Elephant in the West Bank
Yitzhak Laor, Haaretz
How Manila Bungled the Taiwan Crisis
Dennis Halpin, The Diplomat
Abe's Unhelpful Historical Interventions
J. Berkshire Miller, GPS
Latin America Needs an Ombudsman
Carlos Alberto Montaner, Miami Hld
Barack Obama, the Good Tsar
Mark Adomanis, Russia! Magazine
Why Turkey Is Thriving
Jeffrey Sachs, Project Syndicate
Wednesday, May 29
Europe's Youth Unemployment Fallacy
Alexander Demling, Der Spiegel
Belonging and Missile Defense in Romania
George Friedman, Stratfor
Western Cultural Suicide
Victor Davis Hanson, National Review
Naming America's Nameless War
Andrew Bacevich, TomDispatch
Liberal Hawks Fall Silent on Syria
Jason Horowitz, Washington Post
Face It: Britain's Wars Fuel Terror
Seumas Milne, The Guardian
Benghazi Blame More than a Conspiracy
Reuel Marc Gerecht, Bloomberg
West Must Protect Syria's Persecuted Christians
Jim Wallace, Australian
Can the U.S. Bribe Its Way to Mideast Peace?
Stephen Walt, Foreign Policy
Gay Marriage? In France, C'est Compliqué
Lysiane Gagnon, Globe & Mail
Greece's Festering Garbage Crisis
Yannis Palaiologos, Time
Top 10 Countries with Greatest Scientific Impact
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Anti-West Hardliner Gains in Iranian Race
Thomas Erdbrink, NY Times
Egypt's Summer of Discontent
Eric Trager, Washington Institute
Does South Korea Have a Foreign Policy?
Jeffrey Robertson, The Diplomat
Thursday, May 30
China Wants a War with America
Chang & Lyons, Los Angeles Times
This Is Russia's Mideast Game
Dmitri Trenin, Tablet Magazine
Plucky Philippines Right to Challenge China
David Pilling, FT
Fleeing America Leaves Ruined Middle East
Ari Shavit, Haaretz
Forget Islamophobia, Tackle Islamism
Douglas Murray, Standpoint
Keep Your Eye on Oman
Robert Kaplan, Stratfor
For Korea's Comfort Women, War Never Ended
Lucy Williamson, BBC
Phony Nations of the Mideast Are Breaking Up
Benny Avni, NY Post
Not Just Newborns Abandoned in China
Jonathan Fenby, The Independent
Kerry Is Getting Out-Foxed By Russia
James Rubin, The New Republic
Merkel's Communist Past
Marci Shore, Foreign Affairs
UK Euro-Skeptics Don't Have Their Facts Straight
Katinka Barysch, CER
Who's to Blame for Terrorism? Not America
Peter Huessy, Gatestone
Sheep: Britain's Greatest Threat
George Monbiot, The Spectator
Italy's Racist Soccer Mess
Stefano Casertano, The European
Friday, May 31
Obama's Dorothy Doctrine
Charles Krauthammer, Washington Post
The Drone War Is Far from Over
Akbar Ahmed, New York Times
No Syria Intervention -- Yet
Michael Weiss, NOW Lebanon
Should the World Keep Feeding Europe?
Steve Savage, Applied Mythology
How Russia Undercuts Itself with the S-300
Dore Gold, Jerusalem Post
West Will Regret Unseating Secular Despots
Simon Jenkins, UK Guardian
Iran's Guards a Syria Game-Changer
Con Coughlin, The Telegraph
Top 10 Most Popular Countries in the World
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Why a Saudi Virus Is Spreading Alarm
Laurie Garrett, CFR
EU Foreign Policy Needs a Reset
Ulrich Speck, IP Journal
China Is Not the Solution in Korea
Mitchell Lerner, The Diplomat
Little 'Comfort' for Osaka's Embattled Mayor
Todd Crowell, RCW
Abe's Revival Smacks into Japan's Reality
William Pesek, Bloomberg
The Wild West in East Africa
James Bridger & Jay Bahadur, Foreign Policy
A Protest Movement Simmers in Kuwait
Alexander Smoltczyk, Der Spiegel
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Saturday, June 1
Forget Diplomacy, Iran Needs Force
Gerecht & Dubowitz, Globe & Mail
The Seeds of a Turkish Spring
Richard Seymour, The Guardian
What Scares NATO's Supreme Commander
James Stavridis, Wash Post
The Syrian Game of Great Power Chess
Karl Vick, Time
The French War on the Market
Christopher Caldwell, Financial Times
Germany Legalized Prostitution. It Failed
Der Spiegel
Syria's Many (Bad) Variables for Israel
Paul Rogers, openDemocracy
Welcome to Cold War II
Michael Klare, TomDispatch
Declining West Losing Battle for Pipelineistan
Pepe Escobar, Asia Times
No Joke: China Is Actually Reforming
Russell Moses, China Real Time
Australia Will Have to Choose: China or U.S.
Hugh White, SM Herald
Get Your Hands Off My War on Terror
Matthew Duss, American Prospect
Germany's Other Miracle: Energy
Chris Nelder, The European
Britain Has No Business in Syria
Dominic Sandbrook, Daily Mail
Stephen Harper Interviews Himself
Scott Feschuk, Maclean's
Sunday, June 2
John Kerry's Syrian Quagmire
Gayle Lemmon, Foreign Policy
Putin's Missiles Will Change the Mideast Game
Michael Bell, Globe & Mail
Syria: John McCain's Next Libya
Andrew McCarthy, National Review
Can Europe's Center Hold?
Ross Douthat, New York Times
Istanbul Unrest Shows Cracks in AKP Vision
Yavuz Baydar, The Guardian
Taksim Is Not Tahrir -- Yet
James Dorsey, The World of Mideast Soccer
The Limits of Saudi Oil Power
Fahad Nazer, Yale Global
A Second Battle Also Defines the Arabs
Rami Khouri, The Daily Star
Britain Is Arming Its Future Attackers
Peter Hitchens, Daily Mail
India's Quiet, Big Naval Splash
James Hardy, The Diplomat
Hassan Nasrallah's Deceit Revealed
Frida Ghitis, Miami Herald
Al Jazeera America Has the Odor of Disaster
Tony Burman, Toronto Star
Developing Nations Should Look to Brazil
Anne Applebaum, National Post
What's Wrong with Russia's Work Ethic?
Michael Bohm, Moscow Times
Child Victims of Pakistan's Begging Mafia
Mobeen Azhar, BBC Magazine
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