Week of July 15, 2013 Archives

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Monday, July 15
Why Egypt Is a Foreign Policy Puzzle
George Packer, The New Yorker
Egyptian Coup Splits the Middle East
Dilip Hiro, Yale Global
Egypt's Real Disaster: An Economy in Free Fall
Ashraf Khalil, Time
The World Returns to the Barricades
Pankaj Mishra, Bloomberg
Rising China Needs New National Story
Schell & Delury, Wall St Journal
Two Slowing Economic Giants
Pranab Bardhan, New York Times
Beijing Is Lying About Its Tumbling Economy
Gordon Chang, Forbes
Reshaping the World Through Trade
Timothy Garton Ash, LA Times
Britain's Gas Chance
Bjorn Lomborg, Project Syndicate
Burma Could Become Another Rwanda
Ahamed Jarmal, The Guardian
Obama's Silence on Human Rights in Russia
Fred Hiatt, Washington Post
How Jewish Extremism Threatens Israel
Jeffrey Goldberg, Foreign Affairs
Memo to Cameron: Stop Sucking Up to Twitter
Mic Wright, Telegraph
Harper Prefers Pips to the Maple Leaf
Heather Mallick, Toronto Star
Dear Europe: No, Radio Waves Aren't Killing You
Alex Berezow, RCSc
Tuesday, July 16
The Muslim Brotherhood Does Not Exist
Hussein Ibish, NOW Lebanon
Keeping the NSA in Perspective
George Friedman, Stratfor
Get Obama to Focus on Iran? Good Luck
Jonathan Tobin, Commentary
Obama's Latin American Blind Spot
David Rothkopf, Foreign Policy
What if U.S. Remains the World's Superpower?
Jan Techau, Carnegie
2015 Is David Cameron's to Lose
Dan Hodges, Daily Telegraph
This Poll Is Very Bad News for Labour
Jonathan Freedland, The Guardian
Kuwait's Hidden Hand in Syria
Daniel DePetris, The National Interest
U.S. Must Stay in Afghanistan
John Bolton, Pittsburgh Tribune Review
UK Should Rise Above Russian Money and Power
Gideon Rachman, FT
Muslim Brotherhood's Frightening Offshoot
Joe Braude, The Atlantic
Japan Prepares to Vote -- Not That You Could Tell
W. Pesek, Bloomberg
Tunisia's Dark Turn
Joshua Muravchik, Los Angeles Times
Europe's Secret NGO Wars
Gerald Steinberg, Jerusalem Post
Turkey: Lonely Man of the Middle East
Kadri Gursel, Al Monitor
The Compass: In Brazil, Tragicomedies Happen in Threes | More
Wednesday, July 17
This Is Israel's Future
Yuval Diskin, Tablet Magazine
Egypt Needs U.S. More than Ever
Brent Scowcroft & Eric Melby, WaPo
Europe's Demographic Tipping Point
Aaron Renn, New Geography
Crushing the Brotherhood Won't End Well
Steven Cook, Foreign Policy
It's Odd Watching the French Be Nice
Maureen Dowd, New York Times
Russia's Unwelcome Guest
Georgy Bovt, Moscow Times
How Jordan Embodies the Arab World's Woes
Rami Khouri, Daily Star
Obama's Foreign Policy: An Epic Fail
Paul Chapin, Ottawa Citizen
A Violent Turn Against Muslims in Britain
Assed Baig, Vice
America Joins the Jihad
Clare Lopez, Gatestone Institute
China's New (Old) Family Values
Jessica Levine, Tea Leaf Nation
Why Poland and Israel Are Feuding
The Economist
Why Latin America Is Less Free
Kurt Weyland, The Atlantic
Tibetans Losing Patience with Peaceful Protest
Kapil Komireddi, National
Africa's Rule By Coup
Joseph Hammond, The European
Thursday, July 18
Is Syria Finished?
Dennis Ross, Washington Institute
Momentum Shifts in Syria, Bolstering Assad
Ben Hubbard, NY Times
Road to Damascus Runs Through Tehran
Amitai Etzioni, National Interest
Can China Change Its Economic Course?
Fareed Zakaria, Washington Post
Europe's Long History of Lecturing Israel
Haviv Rettig Gur, Times of Israel
EU Settlement Ban Like Cold Water on a Drunk
Rachel Shabi, Guardian
Nelson Mandela's Less Attractive Legacy
Eve Fairbanks, New Republic
Abe May Push Nationalism After Election
Foster & Yamaguchi, AP
Blame the U.S. for Mexico Obesity?
John Sutter, CNN
Time for New Iran Approach
Luers, Pickering & Walsh, NY Review of Books
The World's 10 Most Delayed Airports
RealClearWorld
The Price of a Trip to Cuba
Daniel Shoer Roth, Miami Herald
Unless You're British, Stop Talking About Royal Baby
Alex Massie, FP
On Being Black in China
Marketus Presswood, The Atlantic
Why Canadians Have No Time for Politics
Alex Himelfarb, Toronto Star
Friday, July 19
China's Economic Model Is in Big Trouble
Paul Krugman, New York Times
How Much Slowdown Can Beijing Tolerate?
Minxin Pei, The Diplomat
The Myth of China's Economic Reform
William Pesek, Bloomberg
U.S. Should Stay Far Away from Anti-American Egypt
Marc Lynch, FP
The New Muslim Generation
Clifford May, National Review
Greece Needs a Debt Haircut Now
Stefan Kaiser, Der Spiegel
German Fear of Past Jeopardizes Europe
Mark Mazower, Financial Times
No Room for Dissent in Putin's Russia
Rachel Denber, Globe and Mail
Did Putin Miscalculate -- or Did His Critics?
Seth Mandel, Commentary
Abandoning Syria's Rebels
David Ignatius, Washington Post
Is Obama Really 'Abandoning' Syria's Rebels?
Daniel Larison, AmCon Mag
What's Behind Rebel-Qaeda Tensions in Syria?
Michael Weiss, NOW
Japan's Silver Democracy
Alexandra Harney, Foreign Affairs
Should Japan Give Kids the Right to Vote?
Yann Rousseau, Les Echos/WC
Al-Qaeda in Yemen: On the Ropes
Peter Bergen & Jennifer Rowland, CNN
Saturday, July 20
Will China's Slowing Growth Lead to Unrest?
Ian Bremmer, Reuters
The World's Cities Are Rebelling
Doug Saunders, Globe and Mail
Business & Bribery Cross Paths in China
James Kynge, Financial Times
Why Portugal Has to 'Save Itself' by Sunday
Holly Ellyatt, CNBC
After Morsi Ouster, Egypt's Old Guard Is Back
Abigail Hauslohner, WaPo
Why Putin Despises Snowden
Michael Bohm, Moscow Times
Mexico Still Treats Its People Like an Export
Victor Davis Hanson, NRO
Labour Is Losing the 2015 Election
Jonathan Freedland, The Guardian
A Big Step Forward in U.S.-China Ties
David Shambaugh, China-US Focus
To Oust Assad, Pressure Hezbollah
Jonathan Stevenson, New York Times
Pakistan's Doctor Glut
Rafia Zakaria, Dawn
U.S. Supremacy Can Outlive Obama's Foreign Policy
Fabio Fiallo, RCW
Israel Can No Longer Play EU for a Fool
Alan Philps, The National
Nelson Mandela: A Victim of His Family?
David Blair, Daily Telegraph
The Return of Nationalist Japan
Kirk Spitzer, Foreign Policy
Sunday, July 21
Think America's in Bad Shape? Try Europe
Doyle McManus, LA Times
Why Putin Crushed Navalny
Joshua Yaffa, Foreign Affairs
The Kremlin Has Become Erratic
Charles Clover, Financial Times
Europe Should Boycott Putin's Olympic Ceremony
Ben Judah, Reuters
Darfur in 2013 Sounds Awfully Familiar
Nicholas Kristof, New York Times
Kerry Merits Support, and a New Strategy
Rami Khouri, The Daily Star
The High Price of Kerry's Pyrrhic Victory
Jonathan Tobin, Commentary
Why Must Italy Keep Paying for Berlusconi?
Luigi La Spina, Stampa/WC
Piracy Shifts Coasts in Africa
Gordon Repinski, Der Spiegel
Can $12 Billion Buy Egypt a New Economy?
James Traub, Foreign Policy
China's Curious Limited Version of Democracy
Jonathan Power, The Star
How the Battle for Gay Marriage Was Won in Britain
Ben Cohen, LES
China's Flying Propaganda Weapon
Adam Minter, Bloomberg
South Korea Rising
C. Raja Mohan, The Indian Express
What Baseball Teaches Us About Americans
Simon Wilson, BBC Magazine
RCW List: The World's 10 Most Delayed Airports
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