Week of June 24, 2013 Archives

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Monday, June 24
Obama's Terrible-to-Awful Options in Syria
Steve Coll, New Yorker
Latest Rockets Aimed at Hamas, Not Israel
Avi Issacharoff, Times of Israel
'You Can't Eat Sharia'
Mohamed ElBaradei, Foreign Policy
Edward Snowden's Tyranny Tour
Tim Stanley, Daily Telegraph
Ecuador Defies the U.S. -- Again
Peter Orsi, Associated Press
Who's Actually Bringing 'Injury to America'?
Glenn Greenwald, Guardian
Snowden Finds No Friend in Putin
Leonid Bershidsky, Bloomberg
Southeast Asia: The Next Crisis?
Trefor Moss, The Diplomat
World's Policeman Goes on Coffee Break
Peter Huessy, Gatestone Institute
Yale, NYU Sacrifice Values Overseas
Jackson Diehl, Washington Post
Islamism Can't Ignore Economics
Daniel Pipes, National Post
Emerging Markets, Hitting a Wall
Tyler Cowen, New York Times
Israel's Haredi 'State Within a State'
Mordechai Nisan, Jerusalem Post
All Torontonians Talk About Is Crack
Tabatha Southey, Globe and Mail
Why Europeans Used to Fear the Tomato
K. Annabelle Smith, S'sonian
Tuesday, June 25
The Age of American Impotence
Bret Stephens, Wall Street Journal
Why a No-Fly Zone Won't Fly in Syria
Lewis Mackenzie, Globe and Mail
Erdogan's War on Ataturk's Legacy
Hillel Fradkin & Lewis Libby, RCW
The Reality of Afghanistan
George Friedman, Stratfor
China's Maoist Vision: A City of 260 Million People
Gordon Chang, Forbes
Did Latin American Left Die with Chavez?
Michael Shifter, Foreign Policy
The Great Japanese Gang Wars
Jake Adelstein, The Daily Beast
In Brazil, It's the Corruption, Stupid
Carlos Alberto Montaner, Miami Hld
Things Could Get Gloomier for Britain
Janan Ganesh, Financial Times
Francois Hollande: Europe's Pollyanna
Alex Berezow, RealClearWorld
Calgary's Manhattan Moment
Andrew Nikiforuk, Toronto Star
The Fall of Hezbollah's Hassan Nasrallah
Ronen Bergman, Bloomberg
The West's Self-Hating Iranians
Holly Dagres, Al Jazeera
Who'll Topple Iran? The Answer's in Paris
Benny Avni, New York Post
Why French Feminists Fight Gay Marriage
David Bell, Foreign Affairs
Wednesday, June 26
What's Really Wrong with the Mideast
Aaron David Miller, Foreign Policy
Egypt Is on the Brink of Chaos
Wadah Khanfar, The Guardian
What Kind of Hegemon Will China Be?
Martin Hutchinson, Asia Times
Talk to Iran, but Warily
Dennis Ross, New York Times
Germany's Blood-Drenched Debt May Save Greece
Gregory Frye, Vice
The Story of Mexico's Appalling Corruption
Lawrence Weiner, Atlantic
Russia Running Scared of U.S. Weapons
Alexander Golts, Moscow Times
New Emir of Qatar Will Challenge Great Powers
Robert Fisk, Independent
Is a Revolt Brewing in Singapore?
Eric Ellis, The Global Mail
Face It, Israel May Always Be in Conflict
Shaul Rosenfeld, Ynet News
China's Drones Challenge Western Dominance
Wendell Minnick, DN
Get Ready for Rouhani's Charm Offensive
Mohsen Milani, Foreign Affairs
Why Are the French So Gloomy?
John Simpson, BBC Magazine
Britain's Fascism Complex
Samuel Westrop, Gatestone Institute
Middle Kingdom to Robot Kingdom?
Jessica Levine, Tea Leaf Nation
Thursday, June 27
China Wins in Snowden Saga
Frank Ching, The Japan Times
Iran's Latin America Strategy
Emanuele Ottolenghi, Jerusalem Post
In Africa, Obama's Hot on Xi's Trail
Zachary Keck, The Diplomat
What Should Zuma Tell Obama?
Chris Landsberg, Business Day
African Population Growth Frightening
Gwynne Dyer, Winnipeg F.P.
Why Cold War Presidents Were Better
Robert Kaplan, Stratfor
Keeping the Hashemite Kingdom Moderate
Clifford May, National Review
Behind the Abdication of Qatar's Emir
Shibley Talhami, Reuters
Europe More Conservative than U.S. on Abortion
Alex Berezow, RCSci
Rouhani in '86: West Too Soft on Khomeini
Ron Ben Yishai, Ynet News
Here's the Real Crisis in Australia
William Pesek, Bloomberg
The 10 Worst Countries for Tourists
RealClearWorld
Is Hamas Losing Power?
Khaled Abu Toameh, Gatestone Institute
How Americans Eat Is Inefficient & Inelegant
Mark Vanhoenacker, Slate
The Cold War Is Back
Anne Applebaum, Washington Post
Friday, June 28
A Dangerous Moment in Egypt
Mike Giglio, The Daily Beast
Egypt's Liberals Confuse Noise for Power
Fouad Ajami, Hoover Inst.
The Egyptian State Unravels
Mara Revkin, Foreign Affairs
Syria Won't Be Iran's Quagmire
Vance Serchuk, Washington Post
The World Descends into Sectarianism
Malise Ruthven, The Guardian
Iran's Foreign Legion
Michael Knights, Washington Institute
Don't Freak Out over China's Slowing Economy
Zachary Karabell, FP
This War Game Is a Warning to China
Kyle Mizokami, War Is Boring
Another Very Australian Coup
Jeffrey Simpson, Globe and Mail
Don't Talk with the Taliban
Husain Haqqani, New York Times
Lessons for Interpreting Iran
Hooman Majd, Reuters
The Return of the Communists in Tokyo
Todd Crowell, RealClearWorld
Like Lincoln, Singh Must Aim for Greatness
Swaminathan Aiyar, Cato
Pakistani Women Paying for bin Laden's Killing
Rafia Zakaria, Warscapes
Israel: Athens or Sparta?
Benny Morris, Jewish Review of Books
Saturday, June 29
Britain Stagnates While America Roars Back
Daniel Drezner, Spectator
It's Time to Revive Pax Britannica
Daniel Johnson, Standpoint
A Second Egyptian Revolution Is Brewing
David Super, CS Monitor
The Future of American Power
Joseph Nye, Washington Post
Iran's Foreign Policy of Terror Revealed
Farah & Dubowitz, Miami Herald
For Israel, Jewish Identity Must Trump Democracy
Hagai Segal, Ynet
The Next War U.S. Must Wage in the Mideast
Boot & Doran, Foreign Policy
Inside the Mind of Putin
Nikolas Gvosdev, The National Interest
Failed States a Cynical Western Myth
Elliot Ross, The Guardian
Britain 2023: A Shriveled State
Janan Ganesh, Financial Times
Baghdad: Mideast's Intellectual Capital?
Birgit Svensson, Die Welt/WC
Tales from Turkey's Dark Side
Claire Berlinski, The Tower
EU Elite Using Crisis for a Power Grab
David Cronin, New Statesman
McDonald's Strikes Blow Against Israel
Rami Khouri, The Daily Star
Doing Business with Russia, Inc.
Vladislav Inozemtsev, Eurozine
Sunday, June 30
Egypt Is Coming Apart
Walter Russell Mead, The American Interest
The Anti-Anti-Democrats of Cairo
George Jonas, National Post
Obama's Puzzling Middle East Policies
David Ignatius, Washington Post
The Global Middle Class Revolution
Francis Fukuyama, Wall St. Journal
Why Xi Jinping Is Smarter than Vladimir Putin
James Traub, FP
Ecuador Embraces Global Critics, Hounds Its Own
Jim Wyss, Miami Hld
A New Challenge for the New Mandelas
Doug Saunders, Globe and Mail
Media Dangerously Lopsided on Syria
Patrick Cockburn, The Independent
An African Epidemic of Homophobia
Jonathan Zimmerman, LA Times
Should Southern Europe Really Be More German?
Max Höfer, Der Spiegel
The Best Hope for France's Young? Get Out
Felix Marquardt, NY Times
Western Europe's Angry Young Men
Nima Sanandaji, New Geography
U.S. Should Tread Lightly on Iran
Matthew Duss & Lawrence Korb, Politico
How Did Iran's New President Win?
Omid Memarian, Huffington Post
Prego? The Future of Dialects in Italy
Davide Sacco, Worldcrunch/Stampa
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