Week of June 10, 2013 Archives

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Monday, June 10
Egyptian Brotherhood's Assault on the Arts
Vivian Salama, The Atlantic
The Way Forward for Tunisia
Jackson Diehl, Washington Post
What Do Turkey's Protesters Want?
Gulay Turkemn-Dervisoglu, European
What Turkey Needs Is a Coup
Emmett Robinson, National Post
Gazprom's Demise Could Topple Putin
Anders Aslund, Bloomberg
How Syria Stand Helps Putin at Home
Simon Shuster, Time
What Does Russia Want in the Middle East?
David Goldman, Asia Times
Why Do U.S. Embassies Bungle Twitter?
Michael Rubin, Commentary
Should We Let the Terrorists Tweet?
Jonathan Schanzer, Foreign Policy
U.S. Repeats Mistakes of Past in Afghanistan
Sajjad Ashraf, The National
Kerry's Embarrassing Peace Process Obsession
Barry Rubin, JPost
China's Economy Continues to Slow
Gordon Chang, Forbes
The Rush to Tap Burma's Energy
Roben Farzad, Bloomberg Businessweek
U.S. Must Protect the Global Commons
Scott Jasper, The Diplomat
The EU Is a Reborn Holy Roman Empire
Brendan Simms, NY Times
Tuesday, June 11
Why No One Wants to Rule the World
Ian Bremmer, New Statesman
War Drums Beat on the Nile
Gwynne Dyer, Japan Times
EU Preps Anti-Democratic Power Grab
Deirdre Curtin, Irish Times
Europe Begins to Doubt America
John Vinocur, New York Times
Protests Test the Tight Obama-Erdogan Relationship
Julie Pace, AP
Why Azerbaijan Should Matter to America
George Friedman, Stratfor
We Need a Cold Realism About War
David Petraeus, Daily Telegraph
Why Hezbollah Gets Away with It
Seth Frantzman, Jerusalem Post
World Is Growing Old
Fernando Chavez, Worldcrunch/ America Economia
American Dream Is Still Alive ... in China
Sophie Lu, Tea Leaf Nation
Russia the Kingmaker of the Mideast
David Goldman, Asia Times
Middle East Must Build a Military Alliance
Faisal Al Yafai, The National
Africa: The Continent of Plenty
G. Pascal Zachary, IEEE Spectrum
Obama Should Play JFK with Iran
Matthew Bunn, CS Monitor
Putin: An Autocrat Even in Love
Nina Khrushcheva, Moscow Times
Wednesday, June 12
How America Lost Its Nerve Abroad
Michael Hirsh, The Atlantic
A Battle for the Euro's Destiny
Ambrose Evans-Pritchard, Telegraph
What Will Israel Do as America Retreats?
Isi Leibler, Jerusalem Post
U.S. Will Intervene in Syria. Just Watch
Aaron David Miller, FP
European Jihadists in Syria Provoke Fear
Nadette De Visser, Daily Beast
A Smarter Way to Deal with China
Joseph Nye, Los Angeles Times
America Is Getting Tired of Israel
Eitan Haber, Ynet News
Finding a Way Out for Turkey
Joost Lagendijk, Today's Zaman
Get Ready for the Next Iran Crisis
Yaakov Lappin, Gatestone Institute
Hong Kong a Bastion of Freedom? Um, No
Law Yuk-kai, New York Times
China Gaining on U.S. in Space Race
Tom Hartsfield, RealClearScience
War Still Rages in Pakistan's Tribal Badlands
Najmuddin Shaikh, Dawn
Turkey Could Be European without Erdogan
Kerem Otkem, The European
The Filthy Rich Loot Pakistan
Tariq Ali, London Review of Books
The Toronto Embarrassment
Aaron Renn, New Geography
Thursday, June 13
Asia's New Power Brokers
Robert Kaplan, Stratfor
Taksim's No Tahrir Square
Timothy Garton Ash, Globe and Mail
Past and Future Collide in Turkey Clashes
David Perry, CNN
Britain Better Off Going It Alone
Nigel Farage, Wall Street Journal
The U.S. Is Behaving Like China
Ai Weiwei, The Guardian
The Palestinian Authority's Reign of Terror
Khaled Toameh, Gatestone
Lessons of a Greek Tragedy
Barry Eichengreen, Project Syndicate
Seven Conflicts of Concern for the U.S. Military
D. Stiegman, Small Wars
The West Will Miss Mahmoud Ahmadinejad
Reza Aslan, Foreign Policy
Khamenei: Iran's Supreme Investor
Meir Javedanfar, Bloomberg
No One Cares About Syria
Terry Glavin, Ottawa Citizen
"The Regime Killed My Husband"
Michael Weiss, NOW Lebanon
Colombia a Good Fit for NATO
Carlos Alberto Montaner, Miami Herald
Atoning for the Sins of Empire
David Anderson, New York Times
Darfur Is Still Burning
John Prendergast & Omer Ismail, The Daily Beast
RCW Lists: Best Airports | Most Important Cities | Popular Countries
Friday, June 14
Obama Syria Aid: Too Little, Too Late
Con Coughlin, Daily Telegraph
Obama Commits U.S. to Sunni-Shia Civil War
Andrew Sullivan, The Dish
Iran's Leader Jabs U.S. as Presidential Vote Begins
Nasser Karimi, AP
Iran Exporting Terror in U.S.'s Backyard
Matthew Levitt, Foreign Policy
The Horrific View from Taksim Square
Claire Berlinski, The Spectator
Turkey's Economic Miracle Under Fire
Dilip Hiro, Yale Global
The Obama-Xi Summit Was a Huge Success
Fareed Zakaria, Time
Reading Marx in Tehran
Mansour Osanloo, New York Times
In Iran, the System Will Win Out
Michael Axworthy, The Guardian
Erdogan and Putin: Tyrants of the Majority
Emma Ashford, Nat'l Interest
Dark Side of Indonesia's Fragile Democracy
Michael Vann, The Diplomat
Why Is Gay Porn So Popular in Pakistan?
Alex Park, Mother Jones
India's Bad Drugs & Even Worse Excuses
Amir Attaran, RealClearScience
Argentina or Venezuela: Which Deserves Reset?
Ana Baron, Clarin/WC
Nicaragua: We Can Build a Better Canal
Simone Foxman, Quartz
Saturday, June 15
What Happens in Syria Won't Stay in Syria
A. Tabler, Foreign Affairs
Obama Placed a Losing Bet on Turkey
Stefano Casertano, The European
Why I'm Still a Mideast Optimist
Conrad Black, National Post
West Is Losing Its Moral Standing
Joyce McMillan, The Scotsman
America Needs to Move Decisively in Syria
Anthony Cordesman, CSIS
Germany Needs to Remake Its Society, Or Wither
The Economist
America Now 'Owns' Syria
Michael Hirsh, National Journal
Can Britain Stand Up to Islamic Extremists?
Charles Moore, Telegraph
Urgent U.S. Action Needed on Iran
Hadley, Lieberman & Steinberg, WaPo
How Switzerland Gives Iran Breathing Room
Mark Wallace, RCW
The True Story of Sweden's Riots
Liam McLaughlin, New Statesman
Obama Is Sinking Venezuela's Opposition
Patrick Christy, World Report
Europe, Slap a Label on Settlement Goods
Daniel Levy, Haaretz
Extreme vs. Moderate Islam Misses Point
Rod Liddle, The Spectator
Spring Break, French Style
Claire Lefebvre, Nouvel Observateur/ WC
Sunday, June 16
Egypt's Perilous Drift
Thomas Friedman, New York Times
What Rouhani's Victory Means for Iran
Shaul Bakhash, Iran Primer
Supreme Leader Rebuffed, but Still Rules Roost
Walter Russell Mead, TAI
Will Iran's Reformists Have Their Day?
Arash Karami, Al Monitor
France Prefers Subsidy to Egalite
Anne-Elisabeth Moutet, Daily Telegraph
China's Unlikely whistleblower Ally
Ananth Krishnan, The Hindu
Obama's Risky Syria Move
Fareed Zakaria, Global Public Square
Tyranny of the Majority in Turkey
Mathew Markman, Jerusalem Post
Obama, Syria and the Aspin Doctrine
Doyle McManus, Los Angeles Times
U.S. Turning Canadian? Not Quite, but Close
Doug Saunders, Globe & Mail
Turkey and Iran: Drifting in Different Directions?
Barbara Slavin, FP
Living with Ghosts in the Himalayas
Jane Dyson, BBC Magazine
For Belfast, Keeping Peace Means a City of Walls
Shawn Pogatchnik, AP
Washington's Weak Response to Putin
Hannah Thoburn, Washington Post
Wagner and the Jews
Daniel Barenboim, New York Review of Books
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