Week of July 8, 2013 Archives

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Monday, July 8
West Must Help Build Mideast Democracy
Tony Blair, The Observer
The Perils of a 'People's Coup'
Khaled M. Abou El Fadl, New York Times
When a Coup Advances Democracy
Michael Rubin, New York Daily News
How Egypt Echoes Algeria
Vivienne Walt, Time
Edward Snowden Was Right to Flee
Daniel Ellsberg, Washington Post
Why Venezuela Offers Asylum to Snowden
Mary Anastasia O'Grady, WSJ
Tinker, Tailor, Snowden, Spy
Gordon Chang, Gatestone Institute
Can ElBaradei Keep Egypt Together? Can Anyone?
David Kenner, FP
The Enormity of Mandela's Struggle
Rajan Menon, National Interest
Forget Grand Bargains with China
Taylor Washburn, The Diplomat
Climate Change Isn't World's Biggest Problem
Alex Berezow, RCScience
Cyberwar Is Military Fiction
Doug Saunders, Globe and Mail
While UK Dithers the World Gets Things Done
Boris Johnson, Telegraph
Murray Win Makes 'Big Four' Official
Tim Joyce, RealClearSports
China's Last Gunslingers
Katia Andreassi, National Geographic
Tuesday, July 9
Obama Wings It in Egypt
Jonah Goldberg, Los Angeles Times
How to Wreck a Country in 369 Days
Michael Hanna, Foreign Policy
Coup an Assault on Egyptian Democracy
Yahia Hamed, The Guardian
Cutting Egypt's Aid Will Only Worsen Chaos
Jeffrey Goldberg, Bloomberg
Welcome to the Global Revolution
Richard Gwyn, Toronto Star
Europe's Painful New Normal
Jan Techau, Carnegie Europe
Does China Even Want to Be a Great Power?
Kerry Brown, The Diplomat
The Politics of a Slowing China
Minxin Pei, Project Syndicate
Quebec Rail Tragedy Shows Need for Oil Pipelines
Lorrie Goldstein, Sun
How Mexico Got So Fat
Dudley Althaus, Global Post
Netanyahu Could Save the Two-State Solution
Ben Birnbaum, TNR
The Case Against 'Free' Education in Chile
Carlos Montaner, Miami Herald
4 Reasons Why Iran Wins from Morsi's Fall
Meir Javedanfar, Al Monitor
Iran's Losing Bet in Egypt
Mehdi Khalaji, Washington Institute
The French Indoctrinate Their Kids Early and Often
Alex Berezow, RCW
Wednesday, July 10
Egypt on Edge of Civil War
Thomas Friedman, New York Times
America Has No Friends in Egypt
Michael Hirsh, The Atlantic
5 Cringe-Worthy World News Stories
RealClearWorld
Why China Won't Buy the World
Martin Wolf, Financial Times
West Paves the Way for Snowden's Asylum
Tim Padgett, Time
Islamists in Egypt Brace for War
Evan Hill, Foreign Policy
Morsi Is to Blame for Egypt's Violence
Sara Khorshid, Al Monitor
Netanyahu's Dream of Iran War Is Over
Sefi Rachlevsky, Haaretz
Syrian Fighters Raise Threat to Italy
Soeren Kern, Gatestone Institute
Egypt's Non-Coup
Leon Hadar, American Conservative
Canada Can't Give Up on Oil
Suzanne McGee, Fiscal Times
Washington Is Oblivious to the Mess It Makes
Gordon Bardos, TNI
Yes, the U.S. Can Live with Taliban Rule
Zachary Keck, The Diplomat
The Racist Romance of the Arab Village
Seth Frantzman, Jerusalem Post
Islamic Terror Will Strike Where We Least Expect
Joel Brinkley, WAJ
Thursday, July 11
To Save Egypt, Drop the Presidency
Bruce Ackerman, New York Times
Why the Brotherhood Won't Back Down
Eric Trager, Foreign Affairs
An Egyptian Mystery with No Heroes
Clifford May, National Review
Did Israel Bomb Syria Last Week?
Michael Weiss, NOW Lebanon
Wheels Are Coming Off South Europe
Ambrose Evans-Pritchard, Telegraph
China's Charm Offensive: Genuine or Tactical?
Aaron Friedberg, GMF
Talking to a China in Disarray
Gordon Chang, World Affairs Journal
No Trains, No Keystone XL?
Thomas Homer-Dixon, Globe and Mail
East-West Expansion Made U.S. a Great Power
Robert Kaplan, Stratfor
Arab Spring Was a Cry for Capitalism
Hernando de Soto, The Spectator
The Global Low Fertility Panic
Teitelbaum & Winter, Yale Global
Gay Americans Should Focus on Russia
David Meyers, The Daily Caller
The Military's Still in Charge in Burma
Bertil Lintner, Foreign Policy
China's Intolerable Blackout of U.S. Media
Jim Sciutto, Washington Post
Satirical Party Crashes German Election
David Crossland, Der Spiegel
Friday, July 12
Why Assad Is Looking So Confident Lately
Michael Young, Daily Star
Egypt Cannot Afford to Isolate Islamists
Fareed Zakaria, Time
How Egypt's Army Helped Plot Morsi's Ouster
Mike Giglio, Daily Beast
China's Great Leap Forward Hits the Wall
Jeremy Warner, The Telegraph
China's New Leaders Are Hedging, Not Reforming
Minxin Pei, GMF
U.S. Troops Should Not Abandon Afghanistan
Michael O'Hanlon, WaPo
France's Glorious Malaise
Roger Cohen, New York Times
5 World News Stories That Will Restore Your Faith in Humanity
RCW
Al Jazeera's Awful Week
Sultan Al Qassemi, Foreign Policy
What Morsi's Fall Means for Hamas
Jon Schanzer, Global Public Square
Is Becoming Pakistan Egypt's Best Option?
Ian Bremmer, Reuters
Royal Mail Must Adapt or Die
Anthony Hilton, London Evening Standard
Meet the EU's Newest Tax Haven
Stefan Schultz, Der Spiegel
Can India Take China's Jobs?
Amitabh Kant, Times of India
America Needs an Enemy in the Arctic
James Holmes, The Diplomat
Saturday, July 13
U.S. and China Prepare for War
Doug Saunders, Globe and Mail
Mideast's Real Battle: Saudi Arabia vs. Qatar
Jonathan Tepperman, NYT
Britain's "Rape Jihad" Crisis
Soeren Kern, Gatestone Institute
Why America Has No Influence in Egypt
Fred Kaplan, Slate
Islamism Here to Stay in Egypt
Reuel Marc Gerecht, Washington Post
Iran's Terror Threat in Latin America
Sebastian Rotella, ProPublica
Czech Republic's Democracy in Peril
Benjamin Cunningham, Der Spiegel
Misrepresenting American Jews
Caroline Glick, Jerusalem Post
Time for the U.S. to Be Bold with Iran
James Traub, Foreign Policy
How to Crumble Kony's Rebel Group from Within
Kasper Agger, RCW
America's Secret Regime Change Mission in Syria
Ernesto Sanchez, TNI
Killing Europe with Words
Juliane Mendelsohn, The European
Alliances Shifting in the Mideast
Nikolas Gvosdev, World Politics Review
Why Britain Wants a Royal Baby Girl
Sarah Gristwood, Daily Telegraph
Dear Royal Baby ...
James Delingpole, The Spectator
Sunday, July 14
Austerity Has Failed
Martin Wolf, New York Review of Books
End to Austerity Won't Boost Europe
Martin Feldstein, Financial Times
Missing Key for Arab Muslims? Tolerance
David Ignatius, Wash Post
Arabs and the West's Intellectual Disneylands
Rami Khouri, Daily Star
The Revolution Shall Be Cannibalized
Binoy Kampmark, Commentator
Canada Is Falling Apart
Margaret Wente, Globe and Mail
U.S. Becoming a Dysfunctional Giant
Andres Oppenheimer, Miami H'ld
EU-U.S. Horsetrading Set to Begin
George Kerevan, The Scotsman
Why Is U.S. Still Giving Aid to China?
Isaac Stone Fish, Foreign Policy
America's 50 Countries
Charles C.W. Cooke, National Review
Coming Home to Ireland, a Beautiful Ruin
Colum McCann, LA Times
Mutiny in the Land of Wind Turbines
Matthias Schulz, Der Spiegel
Vladimir Putin's Decay
Gordon Hahn, Moscow Times
How Azerbaijan Is Like 'The Godfather'
Michael Weiss, The Interpreter
Somalia's Somewhat Friendly Skies
Joshua Hammer, NYT Magazine
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