Week of July 1, 2013 Archives

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Monday, July 1
Who Will Save Egypt?
Marina Ottaway, Foreign Affairs
Why All the Revolts in Democracies?
Thomas Friedman, New York Times
France's 'Joan of Arc' Vows to Destroy Euro
A. Evans-Pritchard, Telegraph
How the NSA Targets Germany and Europe
Poitras et al., Der Spiegel
Obama's Africa Trip: Too Little, Too Late
Edward Luce, Financial Times
Bush Shadows Obama in Africa
Raghavan & Nakamura, Washington Post
Canada's Day, Canada's Era
Conrad Black, National Post
When the U.S. Doesn't Need Canadian Oil
Jeffrey Simpson, Globe and Mail
Kerry Keeps Coming Back Empty-Handed
Raphael Ahren, Times of Israel
How Richard Holbrooke Would Fix Syria
Andrew Doran, RealClearWorld
Syria Isn't Bosnia: Don't Arm the Rebels
Robin Harris, Standpoint
Will Youth Protests Spread to Asia?
Robert Kelly, The Diplomat
Why Is David Cameron Is Kazakhstan?
Simon Jenkins, The Guardian
Lebanon's Israel Problem
Michael J. Totten, The Tower
FYI, U.S. Just Won a War in the Philippines
David Axe, War Is Boring
Tuesday, July 2
Obama No Longer a Global Superhero
Gideon Rachman, Financial Times
Europe Must Get Tough on U.S. Spying
Veld & Verhofstadt, The Guardian
What's a Little Spying Among Friends?
Kimberly Dozier, Associated Press
You Say You Want a Revolution? Stop Protesting
David Rothkopf, FP
Army Coup in Egypt -- History Repeating
Ariel Ben Solomon, J'lem Post
The Egyptian Military's Playbook
Jeff Martini, Foreign Affairs
Europe's Old and New Truths
Roger Cohen, New York Times
Croatia, Welcome to Hotel Europe
Alex Berezow, RealClearWorld
John Kerry's Mideast Peace Plan Is Doomed
Jeffrey Goldberg, Bloomberg
Would the U.S. Lose the Naval War of 2015?
Harry Kazianis, RCDefense
Why Real Reform in China Can No Longer Wait
Zhou Qiren, WC/Caixin
Putin Toys with Obama
Garry Kasparov, The Daily Beast
Christians the Most Persecuted Worldwide
Timothy Dolan, Daily News
The Shadow War Against Syria's Christians
Nina Shea, National Review
Canada-U.S. Relationship Stalls
David Jones, Ottawa Citizen
Wednesday, July 3
The Army Isn't the Answer for Egypt
Richard Spencer, Daily Telegraph
A Dangerous Turn in Egypt
Ashraf Khalil, Foreign Affairs
War Between Egypt and Israel Looms
Lee Smith, Tablet Magazine
Europe, the World's Biggest Hypocrites
Denis MacShane, Foreign Policy
U.S. Needs the Right Friends in the Mediterranean
Seth Cropsey, RCW
10 Reasons Everyone Is Protesting
Steve LeVine, The Atlantic
Egypt's Generals Are Loyal ... to Themselves
David Gardner, FT
Nice-Guy Obama Rolled by Turkey
Steven Cook, Christian Science Monitor
The Battle for Egypt's Future Continues
Rami Khouri, The Daily Star
America Is Exceptional -- at Spying
Raphael Satter, Associated Press
Brazil's State-Made Crisis
Fabio Rafael Fiallo, RealClearWorld
Relax, Japan's Not Re-Arming
Benjamin Schreer, The Strategist
Elites Winning in Egypt, Brazil and Turkey
Seumas Milne, Guardian
Obama Drives a Wedge Between U.S., Europe
Gregor Schmitz, Der Spiegel
The World Needs More Soap Operas
Kevin Redmon, Pacific Standard
Thursday, July 4
Everybody Loses in Egypt
Marc Lynch, Foreign Policy
Mohammed Morsi's Failed Presidency
Eric Trager, Wall St. Journal
How Egypt's Army Plans to Keep Power
Raniah Salloum, Der Spiegel
Morsi's Fall a Blow to Islamists
Hendawi & Keath, Associated Press
The End of Obama's Brotherhood Crush
Jonathan Tobin, Commentary
Where Does Muslim Brotherhood Go from Here?
Nathan Brown, TNR
A More Assertive Angela Merkel
Ulrich Speck, Carnegie Europe
China IS the Asian Century
Zachary Keck, The Diplomat
China and U.S.'s Related, but Inverse, Dilemmas
Ian Bremmer, Reuters
Churchill on Afghanistan
Robert Kaplan, Stratfor
99 Reasons Why It's Better to Be Canadian
Maclean's
Canada Is Good, but U.S. Is Truly Great
Andrew Cohen, Ottawa Citizen
Shale Gas Will Transform Great Britain
Francis Egan, Daily Telegraph
U.S. Should End the Cuban Embargo
Katrina vanden Heuvel, Wash Post
Getting Brazil on a Winning Streak
Roger Noriega, Miami Herald
Friday, July 5
Egypt Is Not Les Miserables
Simon Jenkins, The Guardian
Good Riddance to Brotherhood's Fake Dems
Jeffrey Goldberg, Bloomberg
Demoting Democracy in Egypt
Shadi Hamid, New York Times
Arab World Needs Capitalism, Not Democracy
Fraser Nelson, Telegraph
It's Time to Embrace Egypt's Generals
Martin Indyk, Foreign Policy
Obama: Still Wrong on Egypt, and the World
Walter Russell Mead, TAI
The NSA's Costly European Adventure
Steve Coll, The New Yorker
Get Ready for the Next China
Stephen Roach, Yale Global
China's Great Rebalancing Act
James Parker, The Diplomat
How to Leave the Euro
Ross McLeod, Wall Street Journal
Hamas May Be Big Loser of Morsi Fall
Mitch Ginsburg, Times of Israel
Obama Tunes Out the World
Jim Geraghty, NY Daily News
Moscow Is No Place for a Defector
Peter Savodnik, The New Republic
Where's India's Economic Miracle?
William Dalrymple, New Statesman
Does China Own Independence Day?
Diane Bullock, The Week
Saturday, July 6
The Brotherhood Will Be Back
Robert Rook, New York Daily News
Echoes of 1789 in Cairo
Rami Khouri, The Daily Star
Egypt & the Shrinking Influence of the U.S.
Clemens Wergin, WC/Die Welt
The End of Islamism?
Hazem Kandil, LRB Blog
Meet Syria's Heart-Eating Cannibal
Paul Wood, BBC Magazine
Clues to Iran's New President
Ray Takeyh, Washington Post
Learn How to Play Russia's Game
Stefano Casertano, The European
Germany's Retreat to "Prosperity Chauvinism"
Derek Scally, Irish Times
The Trouble with a "Coup for Democracy"
Sumita Pahwa, The Arabist
An Angry Global Middle Class
Nayan Chanda, Times of India
Germany's Mysterious Swastika Forests
Danny Kringiel, Der Spiegel
Bloated BBC Bullies Those Who Question Its Bias
Nigel Farage, Telegraph
Geopolitical Chess in the Arctic
Lev Voronkov, Russia in Global Affairs
U.S.-Russia Relations Are Crumbling
Rojansky & Gvosdev, NY Times
UK Should Offer Snowden Asylum
Peyvand Khorsandi, LE Standard
Sunday, July 7
Time to Break America's Egyptian Rut
Robert Kagan, Washington Post
Can Egypt Pull Together?
Thomas Friedman, New York Times
Army Saved Egypt from Islamic Dictatorship
Michael Goodwin, NY Post
As Egypt Roils, Israel Watches
Oren Kessler, Foreign Policy
Damaging 'Neutrality' at the BBC's Core
Janet Daley, Daily Telegraph
The NSA's Mass Spying on Brazilians
Glenn Greenwald, The Guardian
How Russia Puts Business Behind Bars
William Pomeranz, Reuters
What Abe Can Learn from Japan's Mavericks
William Pesek, Bloomberg
Can Egypt Pull Off the Turkey Trick?
Michael Koplow, Foreign Affairs
Saudi Arabia Cheers the Coup in Egypt
Bruce Riedel, The Daily Beast
Bipartisan Cluelessness on Egypt
Christian Whiton, Global Public Square
Who Should Stop Writing About Egypt Today?
Jason Linkins, Huff Post
Scotland: Not Just Another Euro Vote
Natalie McGarry, The Scotsman
Greed, Globalization and the Dhaka Tragedy
Goos & Hoppe, Der Spiegel
Myanmar Must Accept Its Muslims
Nehginpao Kipgen, The National
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