Week of August 19, 2013 Archives

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Monday, August 19
Hold Our Noses and Back Egypt's Military
Leslie Gelb, The Daily Beast
Obama on Egypt: The Clueless Presidency
Jonathan Tobin, Commentary
Egypt No Longer Matters
Bobby Ghosh, Time
A Failed Attempt at Intimidation
Glenn Greenwald, The Guardian
Putin Driving Russia into Economic Oblivion
Kim Zigfeld, PJ Media
An End to Russia-Japan Dispute?
J. Berkshire Miller, The Diplomat
Angela Merkel, Queen of Europe
Daniel Johnson, Daily Telegraph
Egypt's Dilemma
Amir Taheri, New York Post
Cairo Massacre Isn't Egypt's Tiananmen
Matt Schiavenza, The Atlantic
How Obama Got it Wrong on Egypt
Patrick Smith, The Fiscal Times
Egypt United Only in Contempt for U.S.
Mark Steyn, National Review
A Pessimistic Survey of Iraq Protests
Aymenn al-Tamimi, The National
China's Newest Political Prisoner
Hua Ze, New York Times
Africa's Monitors Must Call Out Zimbabwe
Jeff Flake, Washington Post
The Internet Won't Survive Unless We Defend It
John Negroponte, CSM
Tuesday, August 20
U.S. Has Already Cut Aid to Egypt
Josh Rogin, The Daily Beast
Only Policy Is to Back Egypt's Military
Bret Stephens, Wall Street Journal
Egypt's Coptic Kristallnacht
Andrew Doran, National Review
Why Liberals Are Defending Egypt Slaughter
Sarah Topol, Slate
Salafists May Regret Support for Egypt Military
Jared Malsin, Time
Our Egyptian Unrealpolitik
Ross Douthat, New York Times
Why the Philippines Frustrates America
Dan McGroarty, RealClearWorld
Syria Faces a Lost Decade of War
Faisal Al Yafai, The National
The Shape of the Global War
Michael Ledeen, PJ Media
China's Nail Houses: Anti-Govt. Monuments
Guilford & Ferdman, Atlantic
Can China's Show Trial Show Way to Reform?
Adam Minter, Bloomberg
Emotion Coming to China's Foreign Policy
Kerry Brown, The Diplomat
Who Is Ali Khamenei?
Akbar Ganji, Foreign Affairs
Going Overseas for College
Aaron Rosen, Los Angeles Times
7 Governments the U.S. Has Overthrown
J. Dana Stuster, Foreign Policy
Wednesday, August 21
Egypt's Two Bad Options
Thomas Friedman, New York Times
The Mob Rules in Egypt
Rami Khouri, The Daily Star
Brotherhood Will Not Turn to Violence
Muhammad al-Baltaji, Guardian
Is Russia Done with Empire?
Fyodor Lukyanov, Russia in Global Affairs
The Day the U.S. Killed Iranian Democracy
Robert Scheer, The Nation
What Russia Wants in the Middle East
Thomas Graham, Yale Global
Here's How to Save Syria
Lincoln Bloomfield, The National Interest
Why Kleptocracies Don't Get Along
Yulia Latynina, Moscow Times
Japan's War Time History Haunts Us Again
Todd Crowell, RealClearWorld
How the Hagel Fight Changed the Israel Lobby
J.J. Goldberg, Daily Beast
Israel's Army Is Too Powerful
Zvi Bar'el, Haaretz
Why Egypt Matters
Emanuele Ottolenghi, The Commentator
Britain's Blind Faith
Christoph Scheuermann, Der Spiegel
The Country That Scandal Forgot
George Jonas, National Post
The World According to Ikea
Laure Belot, Le Monde/Worldcrunch
Thursday, August 22
The End of the World Is Starting in Syria
Ari Shavit, Haaretz
Obama's Realism Lets Assad Win
Michael Hirsh, The Atlantic
It's the Geography, Stupid
Robert Kaplan, Stratfor
Why Syria's Southern Front Gives Us Hope
Michael Weiss, NOW Lebanon
Blurry Line Between Syria's War, Egypt's Chaos
Ariel Solomon, J. Post
The Case for Cutting U.S. Aid to Egypt
Max Boot, Los Angeles Times
A Smart Man with Jews on the Brain
Jeffrey Goldberg, Bloomberg
Spain's New "Fornicators"
Soeren Kern, Gatestone Institute
The World Won't Wait for Feckless Obama
William Dobson, Slate
Bo's Show Trial Tests Chinese Regime
Gillian Wong, Associated Press
China Still Clings to Mao
John Garnaut, Foreign Policy
U.S. Snubs Russia. China Doesn't
Ashley Hess, The Diplomat
Why Americans Demonize China
Dan Steinbock, China-U.S. Focus
Strange Death of Britain's Middle Class
West & Nelson, The Spectator
The Country Where Buddhists Beat On Muslims
Joseph Cox, Vice
Friday, August 23
Choice Is Clear: Dictatorship for Egypt
Charles Krauthammer, WaPo
Will Obama Ever Get Serious About Syria?
Will Marshall, RealClearWorld
The Day After Assad Wins
Andrew Tabler, Foreign Affairs
Russia's Demographic Collapse May Lure China
Taylor Washburn, TNI
Iran's Just Shy of Being a Nuclear Power
Michael Wilner, Jerusalem Post
China's Incredible Shrinking Economy
Gordon Chang, WA Journal
Civil War May Be Inevitable in Egypt
Alain Rodier, Le Temps/Worldcrunch
Will Europe Beat Back Anti-Semitism?
Jonathan Tobin, Commentary
Quebec's War on Religion
Margaret Somerville, Ottawa Citizen
Can Latin America Survive China's Slowdown?
Jaime Daremblum, RCW
India, World's Next Great Naval Power
Harsh Pant, The National
Neocons Fall Out of Love with Democracy
Matthew Duss, Am. Prospect
Rise of the Nationalist Left
Sean Scallon, American Conservative
Proof the BBC Is Biased
Mike Berry, The Conversation
How the U.S. Found Russia's Loose Nukes
Bulletin of Atomic Scientists
Saturday, August 24
Face It: Democracy Isn't for Everyone
George Jonas, National Post
Why 'Western Values' Are Dangerous
Doug Saunders, Globe and Mail
Assad, Like Hussein, Gassed His People
Michael Weiss, NOW Lebanon
Europe Needs to Grow Up
Juliane Mendelsohn, The European
Who Europe's Modern Nazis Hate the Most
Andrew Connelly, The Atlantic
A Report Card for the U.S. in the Mideast
Aaron David Miller, LA Times
Germany Needs to Lead Europe
Alexander Lambsdorff, The Guardian
Germany Flexes Foreign Policy Muscles
Jonathan Laurence, Der Spiegel
Obama's Tough Choices in Egypt
Nikolas Gvosdev, World Politics Review
The Show Trial of Bo Xilai
Jiayang Fan, New Yorker
Thatcher's Unintended Legacy
John Gray, The New Republic
Absolute Corruption in Venezuela
Raul Gallegos, Bloomberg
Where Mideast Muslims Can Speak Freely
Khaled Toameh, Gatestone
Cruising Cape Town's Meth-Riddled Murder Dens
Matthew Brown, Vice
The Ugly American Telegram
Andrew Bacevich, New York Times
Sunday, August 25
Obama's Grand Strategy for Middle East Failed
Walter Russell Mead, WSJ
Foreign Policy by Whisper and Nudge
Thomas Friedman, New York Times
Should U.S. Help Britain Keep Its Colonies?
Doug Bandow, Nat'l Interest
Time for Obama to Answer the Syria Question
Dexter Filkins, New Yorker
One Place Where the Arab Spring Hasn't Gone to Hell
James Traub, FP
UN Again Looks the Other Way in Syria
Amir Taheri, New York Post
China, U.S. Vie for World Approval
Bruce Stokes, Yale Global
Why I Ambushed Russia's State News Network
James Kirchick, Wash Post
A Self-Serving Stunt Disguised as Journalism
Kirill Karnovich-Valua, RT
Boycotting Russian Vodka Is Pointless
Mark Adomanis, Forbes
Why Israel Will Miss Morsi
Zack Gold, Foreign Affairs
Coalition Gov't: Britain's New Normal?
Andrew Rawnsley, Observer
A Conservative Landslide in Australia
Tom Switzer, The Spectator
Why I'm Glad Toronto Isn't Like Chicago
Gerald Caplan, Globe and Mail
In Defense of The Guardian's Left-Wing Prats
Janet Daley, The Telegraph
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