Week of July 22, 2013 Archives

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Monday, July 22
Don't Fall for the Elections Trap in Egypt
Leslie Gelb, The Daily Beast
Egypt's 'Democrats' Abandon Democracy
Jackson Diehl, Washington Post
A More Militaristic Japan?
Craig Dale, CBC News
Abe's Election Mandate Much Smaller than It Looks
Linda Sieg, Reuters
Russia Has Declared War on Gays
Harvey Fierstein, New York Times
Russia's Naval Buildup in the Pacific
Zachary Keck, The Diplomat
Don't 'Contain' Germany, Copy It
Boris Johnson, Daily Telegraph
Cuba After Communism
Julia Sweig & Michael Bustamante, Foreign Affairs
Euro Helps Latvia Escape Geography's Bear Hug
Aivis Ronis, Bloomberg
7 Reasons There's Hope for Israeli-Palestinian Peace
Ben Birnbaum, TNR
Kerry's Mad Mission
Amir Taheri, New York Post
Kevin Rudd's Three-Point Turn
Peter Hartcher, Sydney Morning Herald
Israel's Fast Evolving Demography
Paul Morland, Jerusalem Post
David Cameron's Strange War on Porn
Tom Meltzer, The Guardian
The Arrogance of a Well-Fed Society
Alex Berezow, RealClearScience
Tuesday, July 23
The Two-State Imperative
Roger Cohen, New York Times
Kerry's Mideast Fool's Errand Ignores Reality
Jeff Goldberg, Bloomberg
The End of the Chinese Miracle
George Friedman, Stratfor
Ingratitude in Afghanistan and Elsewhere
Paul Pillar, National Interest
Syria's Mideast Ripple Effect
Anthony Cordesman, Washington Post
How French Cities Avoid Detroit's Fate
Peter Gumbel, Reuters
Overprivileged British Baby Finally Born
Alex Berezow, RealClearWorld
U.S. Critics of Crown Are Deluding Themselves
Toby Young, Telegraph
Imprison the Royal Family & Abolish the Monarchy
H. Nolan, Gawker
Cuba's Reforms Won't Work
Carlos Alberto Montaner, Miami Herald
Measles Is Back -- It Had Help
Margaret Wente, Globe and Mail
Turkey's 'Deep State' Crimes
Mesut Hasan Benli, Radikal/Worldcrunch
Is Stephen Harper Canada's Nixon?
Jonathan Kay, National Post
Big Iraq Jailbreak Is Worse than You Think
Hayes Brown, Think Progress
Is This the End of Lonely Planet?
Bronwen Clune, The Guardian
Wednesday, July 24
Egypt's Three Revolutions
Thomas Friedman, New York Times
The Mideast's Religious Cold War
David Blair, Daily Telegraph
My Week in North Korea
Michael Malice, Reason
What's the Deal with Cameron's Porn Ban?
Alex Massie, Foreign Policy
Containing the Fire in Syria
Ryan Crocker, Yale Global
Online Censorship Grows ... in the West
Jesse Kline, National Post
Britain Should Dump Its Festering Monarchy
Seumas Milne, Guardian
The EU Shows Its True Colors on Israel
Peter Martino, Gatestone Institute
Britain's Left Turns Right
David Runciman, Foreign Affairs
Not Even Zombies Can Save Israel
Michael Totten, World Affairs Journal
Peace Talks Are Not in Israel's Interest
Daniel Tauber, Jerusalem Post
The Most Powerful Woman in Spanish Politics
Helene Zuber, Der Spiegel
Hang Up the Harpoons, Japan
Frank Zelko, Los Angeles Times
What to Do with Australia's Boat People?
Peter Hartcher, SM Herald
Five Weirdest Ways Countries Combat Obesity
Rodrik & Rouse, TNR
Thursday, July 25
Want Mideast Peace? Get Rid of Hamas
Jeffrey Goldberg, Bloomberg
John Kerry's Quiet Diplomacy
Eli Lake & Josh Rogin, The Daily Beast
China's Geopolitical Fallout
Robert Kaplan, Stratfor
Beijing Takes on Global Drug Industry
David Pilling, Financial Times
No Easy Fix to Syria Crisis Now
Timothy Garton Ash, The Guardian
Latest Syrian Sideshow: Al-Qaeda vs. the Kurds
Michael Weiss, NOW
What the NSA Wants in Brazil
Ryan Lizza, The New Yorker
No, Hezbollah Isn't a 'Stabilizing' Force
Seth Mandel, Commentary
Will Cameron Get a Royal Baby Bounce?
Matthew d'Ancona, London ES
5 Countries That Want to Ban Porn
RealClearWorld
Trouble Brewing for Israel in Jordan
Mudar Zahran, Jerusalem Post
Policy of Rape Continues in Darfur
Nicholas Kristof, New York Times
Detroit Was Once a Mecca for Ontarians
Geraldine Sherman, Nat'l Post
Facebook Stiff-Arms the UN
Colum Lynch, Foreign Policy
The Case for Caroline Kennedy as Japan Ambassador
Max Fisher, WaPo
Friday, July 26
A Decade of Disorder for the Mideast
Philip Stephens, Financial Times
In Search of the Obama Doctrine
Christopher Dickey, The Daily Beast
Arab Regimes Still Waiting for Captain America
Gary Gambill, Nat'l Post
Obama's Caroline Kennedy Pick Is Bad for U.S. Image
David Rothkopf, FP
Bashar al-Assad Isn't Going Anywhere
Con Coughlin, Daily Telegraph
Sissi Not Moving Egypt Toward Democracy
Marina & David Ottaway, WP
Egypt Needs 1-Year Moratorium on Protests
Samir Radwan, Bloomberg
Russia's Military on the March in Asia
Ariel Cohen, National Interest
Chinese Search for Infant Formula Goes Global
Edward Wong, NY Times
The Countries Not Letting a Crisis Go to Waste
Ian Bremmer, Reuters
Why Are These Afghan Women Committing Suicide?
Nicola Abe, Spiegel
A Growing Iraq-Iran Rivalry in India
Harsh Pant, The National
China-Latin America Fiesta Is Over
Andres Oppenheimer, Miami Herald
Mexico's 'New' Drug War
Ricardo Ainslie, Los Angeles Times
VIP Rape Case Tests Free Speech in China
Chen Jieren, Econ Observer/WC
Saturday, July 27
Israel vs. Iran, Again
Jonathan Tepperman, New York Times
Obama and Egypt's Hamas Connection
Jonathan Tobin, Commentary
Why Kerry Thinks He Can Bring Peace to Mideast
Aaron Miller, WaPo
The Anthony Weiners of the World
Peter Sullivan, Foreign Policy
No Cyber Sex Please, We're British
Peter Jukes, The New Republic
The Royal Family Represents Freedom
Daniel Hannan, Daily Telegraph
Syria a European Terror Nightmare
Sebastian Rotella, ProPublica
Clueless America Manufactures Mexican Drug War
Dawn Paley, Vice
Why China Can't Compete
Betty NG, Caixin Meida/Worldcrunch
How to Damage the Taliban: Leave
Michael Semple, Foreign Affairs
What It's Like to Be a Pirate Hostage
Dan Damon, BBC News
We Broke the Weather. Can We Fix It?
Doug Saunders, Globe & Mail
France Must Confront Islamophobia
Amiraux & Mohammed, Guardian
The Cuban Cargo Caper
Arturo Lopez-Levy, The National Interest
The Return of Geopolitics
Colin Dueck, Foreign Policy Research Institute
Sunday, July 28
Bloodshed Rises in Streets of Egypt
Jeffrey Fleishman, Los Angeles Times
The West Loves Democracy, in Theory
Mohammed Adam, Ottawa Citizen
China's Bad Earth
Josh Chin & Brian Spegele, Wall Street Journal
Decades of Human Error Led to Spain Train Crash
M. Murado, Guardian
Monarchy's Upswing Started with Diana's Death
Conrad Black, Nat'l Post
U.S.'s International Image Slipping
Bruce Stokes, Global Public Square
Europe's New Jewish Question
Ronald Lauder, Project Syndicate
What's Justin Trudeau Been Smoking?
Margaret Wente, Globe and Mail
Can China Build the Tallest Building in 10 Months?
G. Gresillon, Echos
The Psychology of an Irish Meltdown
Tana French, New York Times
Central America Goes Canal Crazy
Fernando Menendez, Trending Central
It's Time for Robert Mugabe to Go
Roy Bennett, Foreign Policy
Raul Castro 60 Years After Moncada
Carlos Alberto Montaner, Miami H'ld
Why Russian Art Is So Easy to Forge
Amar Toor, The Verge
The Boss' Wrecking Ball Hits Europe
Matthew Stevenson, New Geography
RCW List: 5 Countries That Want to Ban Porn
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