Week of September 16, 2013 Archives

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Monday, September 16
Russia Wants Seat Back at Mideast Table
Steven Hurst, Associated Press
Obama Is Being Buffeted by Events
Jackson Diehl, Washington Post
Has the Egyptian Insurgency Already Begun?
Sheera Frenkel, BuzzFeed
The Economist Falls Under Merkel's Spell
Charles Hawley, Der Spiegel
Clueless Irish Pundits Misrepresent Germany
Derek Scally, Irish Times
The Invincible Loser of British Politics
Boris Johnson, Daily Telegraph
Spare Us 'National Debate' on Islamic Veils
Simon Jenkins, The Guardian
The Price of the Syria Debacle
Amir Taheri, New York Post
Is Portugal Facing 'Shortage of Japanese'?
Valter Martins, New Geography
How Harper Can Beat Trudeau
Sandy White, National Post
Russia's Manhattan Money Laundering
Michael Daly, The Daily Beast
The End of Global Population Growth
James Pethokoukis, AEIdeas
No Solution in Syria Without Iran
Bill Keller, New York Times
Neil Young's Utopian Vision of Mother Earth
Mark Milke, Calgary Herald
A Big Victory for Assad
Jeffrey Goldberg, Bloomberg
Tuesday, September 17
Russia Once Again the Balancer of U.S. Power
Ariel Cohen, Nat'l Interest
The Dangers of Russian Unexceptionalism
Alex Berezow, RealClearWorld
Putin-Bashing Is Bad for American Security
Stephen Cohen, The Nation
Obama Confuses Ideology for Strategy in Syria
George Friedman, Stratfor
Don't Let Syria Become Another Libya
Con Coughlin, Daily Telegraph
Barack Obama: Accidental Peacemaker
David Rothkopf, Foreign Policy
Obama's Bait-and-Switch on Syria
Jonah Goldberg, Los Angeles Times
International System Still Works -- Sort Of
Richard Gwyn, Toronto Star
The Navy Yard Dropped Its Guard
Alex Rogers, Time
U.S. Gun Disease Diminishes Its Soft Power
Jon Freedland, The Guardian
France Opts for Meek Reforms and Hope
Mathieu von Rohr, Der Spiegel
India's Singh Is in Economic Denial
Kevin Rafferty, Japan Times
Is Angela Merkel Too Boring for Germany?
Stefan Kornelius, NY Times
Not News: The U.S. and Israel Cooperate
Jonathan Tobin, Commentary
The Rise of Chinese Space Junk
Wilson VornDick, The Diplomat
Wednesday, September 18
Iranian Terror Deters America
Lee Smith, Tablet Magazine
It's Time for a New United Nations
Jim Arkedis, The Atlantic
Obama Blindsided By Putin and America
Thomas Friedman, NY Times
Netanyahu's Iran Strategy Is Working
Avi Shilon, Haaretz
Will the U.S. and China Collide?
Jennifer Lind, The National Interest
Turkey: A Thorn in Israel's Side
Jonathan Schanzer, FDD
U.S. Redraws Global Energy Map
Jaffe & Morse, Foreign Affairs
What's with the Iranian Charm Offensive?
Katherine Butler, Independent
Putin Plays Winnie-the-Pooh
David Blair, Daily Telegraph
How Abbott Crushed Liberal Feminism
Jeff Sparrow, The Guardian
Obama's Consistently Inconsistent Foreign Policy
Doyle McManus, LAT
The Big Issues Revolve Around Tehran
Rami Khouri, The Daily Star
Is Africa Really a Drunken Continent?
Hannah Barnes, BBC News
Humanity's Last Resort Sits in Norway
Colin Dickey, Aeon Magazine
Empire's Aftermath
William Hay, American Conservative
Thursday, September 19
Russians Deserve Better than Putin
Sen. John McCain, Pravda
Obama Muzzles the Dogs of War
Anne-Marie Slaughter, Project Syndicate
Russia Rolls Obama on Syria -- Again
Michael Weiss, NOW Lebanon
Obama Criticized for Right Result in Syria
David Ignatius, Wash Post
How Merkel Is Changing Europe Forever
Paul Hockenos, Foreign Policy
Greece Moves to Ban Golden Dawn Party
Helena Smith, The Guardian
Ed Miliband: A Brave and Adroit Leader
Peter Oborne, Daily Telegraph
Let's Be Honest About Israel's Nukes
Gilinsky & Sokolski, New York Times
Who Are We? Why Nationality Still Matters
Robert Kaplan, Stratfor
Miley Cyrus & Syria's Problem from Hell
Cooper & Brackman, USA Today
America Will Survive Obama's Foreign Follies
Fabio Rafael Fiallo, RCW
Netanyahu to U.S.: Iran for Palestine?
Ben Caspit, Al Monitor
India's Nuclear Weapons Folly
Zachary Keck, The National Interest
Britain Should Let Ungrateful Scotland Go
Simon Heffer, Daily Mail
Pakistan Must Beware Taliban Bearing Gifts
Arif Rafiq, The Diplomat
Friday, September 20
Iran Is Ready to Engage the World
Hassan Rouhani, Washington Post
Rouhani Speaks Softly but Carries a Big Stick
Ray Takeyh, LA Times
Forget Rouhani -- Is Supreme Leader Ready to Talk?
Patrick Clawson, FP
The Perils of an Iran Nuclear Deal
Amir Taheri, New York Post
Why Angela Merkel Is Worried
Charles Hawley, Der Spiegel
Syria Problem Is Not Going Away
Anthony Cordesman, CNN
America Needs Neocentrist Foreign Policy
Jonathan Schanzer, Politico
Standing in Merkel's Shadow
Mariam Lau, New York Times
Mexico's Long Road to Reform
Jaime Daremblum, RealClearWorld
A Shooting Exposes France's Crime Problem
Theodore Dalrymple, WSJ
Turkey's Troubles Cost It the Olympics
Nicholas Siegel, German Marshall
Truth and Consequences for Benghazi
Jonah Goldberg, National Review
In Liberia, a Gilded Lens
Doug Saunders, Globe and Mail
Indonesia Has Bigger Problems than Bikinis
William Pesek, Bloomberg
The Price of Beer at Oktoberfest Defies Logic
Roberto Ferdman, Quartz
Saturday, September 21
From Syria to Iran, Obama's Toughness Pays
Jeffrey Goldberg, Bloomberg
We Have the Germany We Always Wanted
Tony Barber, Financial Times
Election Gets Messy for Merkel
Conley & Kornblum, Global Public Square
Merkel Won't Stand Up for Germans
Gunnar Beck, The Spectator
Saudi Arabia's Proxy War
Fahad Nazer, New York Times
Europe Out of the Woods? Hardly
Jeremy Warner, Daily Telegraph
Two Men to Lead a Reborn UK
Conrad Black, National Post
Canada's Arctic Nightmare Just Came True
Michael Byers, Globe and Mail
Greece Between Opportunists & Fascists
Juliane Mendelsohn, European
Obama Would Be Nuts Not to Take a Chance on Iran
Fred Kaplan, Slate
Only Thing Certain in Syria Is Assad's Survival
Alan Philps, The National
Pakistan on Its Knees Before the Taliban
Mohammad Taqi, Daily Times
How the U.S. Got Burned by Brazil
Nikolas Gvosdev, World Politics Review
Daughters for Sale: India's Child Slavery Scourge
Anne Backhaus, Spiegel
Mexico Is, Like, Totally Mad at Canada
Scott Feschuk, Maclean's
Sunday, September 22
Why Islamists Attacked Kenya
Paul Richardson, Bloomberg
Washington's Hand in the Nairobi Mall Attack
Colin Freeman, Telegraph
In Iran & Egypt, Mother Nature & the Middle Class
Tom Friedman, NYT
The 'Iran Is Now Moderate' Joke
Barry Rubin, PJ Media
Both Opportunity and Peril over Iran
David Ignatius, Washington Post
Merkel Delivers What Germans Want
Charles Hawley, Der Spiegel
What if Insurgents Close the Suez Canal?
David Schenker, LA Times
How Jeffrey Sachs Failed to Save Africa
Margaret Wente, Globe and Mail
China's Inscrutability in the Mideast
Michael Justin Lee, Jerusalem Post
How Syria Is Pulling Iraq Back into Civil War
Jane Arraf, Foreign Policy
Latin America's Bad Border Disputes
Andres Oppenheimer, Miami H'ld
Yes to Scot Independence, No to Nationalism
Catherine Bennett, Observer
Yao Ming: China's Basketball King
Patti Waldmeir, Financial Times
How Russia's RT Network Built a U.S. Audience
Joe Pompeo, NY Mag
Is Scandinavia Female Friendly?
Nima Sanandaji, New Geography
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