Week of September 30, 2013 Archives

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Monday, September 30
Beware Persian Leaders with Masks
Michael J. Totten, World Affairs
Eurozone Is Far from Recovering
Wolfgang Munchau, Financial Times
Greece Is Starting to Look Like Weimar
Daniel Hannan, Daily Telegraph
Is Germany More American than America?
E.J. Dionne, Wash Post
America's Strategic Incompetence
Michael Auslin, National Review
Does Economics Stop at the Water's Edge?
Daniel McGroarty, RCW
The Sorry State of Russia's Defense Industry
Alex Golts, Kommersant
Time to Abandon the Munich Analogy
Tom Shachtman, Foreign Policy
What Really Scares Vladimir Putin
Julia Ioffe, The New Republic
A New Conservatism Is Spreading in Britain
John Harris, The Guardian
Why Canada and America Should Merge
Diane Francis, National Post
Can We Solve Syria?
Michael O'Hanlon, Newsweek
War Crimes Are Only for Losers
Hussein Ibish, The National
Al-Shabaab Backed by U.S. Money
Peter Bergen & David Sterman, CNN
Venezuela Is Running Out of Toilet Paper
Raul Gallegos, Bloomberg
Tuesday, October 1
American System Is Ugly, but It Works
Andrew Coyne, National Post
Shutdown Won't Hurt America Abroad (Yet)
McCormick & Dreazen, Cable
Why It's Time for a U.S.-Iran Deal
George Friedman, Stratfor
Don't Be Fooled by Iran's Charming New Leader
Jeff Goldberg, Bloomberg
Who's Behind Rouhani's Would-Be Revolt?
S. Khodaparast, Worldcrunch
Exceptional or Not, U.S. Is Needed in the Mideast
Paul Gross, J'lem Post
Russia Seeks to Fill Mideast Vacuum
Liz Sly, Washington Post
Germany Moves Left
Christopher Caldwell, Weekly Standard
The Enduring Appeal of Silvio Berlusconi
Gianni Riotta, Foreign Affairs
Spain's Great Unfinished Task
Carlos Alberto Montaner, Miami Herald
Rethinking the Two-State Solution
Neve Gordon, Los Angeles Times
Shabaab Attack in U.S.: Not if, but When and Where
Omar Jamal, NYT
Remember Egypt?
Shadi Hamid & Peter Mandaville, Foreign Policy
A Guide to Blockading China
Jason Glab, War on the Rocks
Canada: Suburb Nation
Wendell Cox, New Geography
Wednesday, October 2
For Israel, War with Iran Is Off the Table
Josef Federman, Associated Press
Bibi the Bad Cop
Elliott Abrams, Foreign Affairs
Great Britain's Global Retreat
Daniel Lakin, RealClearWorld
Why Russians Want Out of Russia
Tanya Lokshina, Globe and Mail
The U.S. Website That's Defending Assad
Gray & Testa, BuzzFeed
U.S. Cowardice Lets Israel's Right Off the Hook
Robert Fisk, Independent
Genocidal War on Christians in Nigeria
Raymond Ibrahim, Commentator
Truth of Latin America's U.S. Hatred
Parraguez, Gonzalez & Tadeo, YG
The Army of Islam Is Winning in Syria
Hassan Hassan, Foreign Policy
America's Never-Ending War
Ann Jones, TomDispatch
Germany's Politics Are Saner than America's
Olga Khazan, Atlantic
Why Iran Spooked North Korea
Kim Young-hie, JoongAng Daily
Are Greek Neo-Nazis Fighting for Assad?
Brian Whelan, Vice
There's More to Oktoberfest Than Beer & Sex
Ullrich Fichtner, Der Spiegel
Miliband Breaks Iron Law of UK Politics
Jonathan Freedland, Guardian
Thursday, October 3
Obama Must Address the World Like Reagan
Robert Kaplan, Stratfor
Iran and the Syria Model
Victor Davis Hanson, National Review
America Mustn't Be Naïve About Iran
Vali Nasr, New York Times
Obama Being Played for a Fool Abroad
John Bolton, The Australian
How the Shutdown Weakens U.S. Foreign Policy
Richard Haass, CFR
Britain's Economy Will Surpass Germany's
Matthew Lynn, Spectator
British Girls Have a Serious Drinking Problem
Ann Johnston, Guardian
Will Japan Ever Accept Biracial Families?
J.T. Quigley, The Diplomat
Miliband's Populist Appeal Should Worry Tories
Mary Riddell, Telegraph
Chinese Farmers, American Farms
Vanessa Hua, New Yorker
Why 'O Canada' Needs to Be Revised
Jonathan Kay, National Post
Lebanon's Refugee Problem from Hell
Michael Young, Daily Star
Is Fredo Corleone Running Venezuela?
Roger Noriega, Miami Herald
Why ICC Should Drop Its Gaddafi Case
Timothy Waters, Foreign Affairs
India's Rich Must Open Gates and Fight Chaos
R. Venkatesan, Bloomberg
Friday, October 4
U.S. Plays with Fire as Asia Examines Debt
William Pesek, Bloomberg
America's Global Reputation Is on the Line
Fareed Zakaria, GPS
What '73 Can Tell Us About Handling Iran in 2013
David Ignatius, WaPo
Netanyahu's Tired Iranian Lines
Roger Cohen, New York Times
Israel Stands Alone
William Kristol & Michael Makovsky, Weekly Standard
In Afghanistan, Either Cut a Taliban Deal or Get Out
Stephen Biddle, FA
Who Are the World's Craziest Rulers?
Robert Colvile, Daily Telegraph
Roma Immigrants Have France on Edge
Dickey & Guilhamon, Daily Beast
Migrants Need More than Europe's Sympathy
Hugh Muir, The Guardian
Can the U.S. Solve Japan's Energy Crisis?
Gabe Collins, The Diplomat
The Rise of Persian Salafism
Mehdi Khalaji, Washington Institute
Black Hawk Down: 20 Years Later
Dustin Walker, RealClearDefense
The Case for Canamerica
J. Dana Stuster, Foreign Policy
Canada Should Stop Nudging U.S. on Keystone
Jeff Simpson, Globe & Mail
The Global War on Christians
John Allen, The Spectator
Saturday, October 5
Failing Economies Seek Womb Solution
Doug Saunders, Globe and Mail
What Obama Doesn't Get About Power
Bruce Thornton, Defining Ideas
Cheer Up, China's Economy Back on Track
Henry Paulson, New York Times
Assad Now Has the Enemy He Wants
Paul Wood, The Spectator
Netanyahu Is Right About Iran
Nehemia Shtrasler, Haaretz
Once Upon a Time in the Middle East
Nathan Deuel, Dallas Morning News
Earth to Europe: Get Used to Germany
John Kornblum, Carnegie
Why Is Russia So Worked Up About Greenpeace?
Sean Doyle, Vice
China to World: We Don't Do Shutdowns
Pepe Escobar, Asia Times
How Brazil's Richest Man Tanked
Spinetto, Millard & Wells, BBW
Harper & Obama: Absolutely No Love
Paul Wells, Maclean's
Hey Obama, Remember Asia?
Nikolas Gvosdev, World Politics Review
Europe Is Hardly Back on Its Feet
Simon Tilford, CER
The S. Korean Leaders Who Love Kim Jong-un
Geoffrey Cain, Global Post
Did Britain Green Light Islamic Apartheid?
Mudar Zahran, Gatestone
Sunday, October 6
Can Iran Become a Persian China?
Thomas Friedman, New York Times
Did Obama Botch an Earlier Syria Deal?
Michael Hirsh, National Journal
Obama's Historic Mideast Opportunity
David Ignatius, Washington Post
China Steps in to Fill Obama's Vacuum
Rowan Callick, The Australian
Four Myths About Obama's Foreign Policy
Isaac Chotiner, New Republic
Israel, Palestine and the One-State Illusion
Jeremy Ben-Ami, LA Times
Erdogan Taking Turkey Back 1,000 Years
Amir Taheri, New York Post
Is the Muslim Brotherhood Dying?
Hussein Ibish, The National
Norway Breaks with Social Democracy
Nima Sanandaji, New Geography
India Is Poisoning the World and Getting Away with It
Roger Bate, FP
BBC Has Come to Loathe Those It Serves
Bruce Anderson, Daily Telegraph
21st Century World Needs Victorian Values
Margaret Wente, Globe & Mail
Nicolas Maduro's 'Gringophobia'
Ray Walser, Miami Herald
Mexico's Female Vigilante Squads
Katie Orlinsky, The Daily Beast
Lee Harvey Oswald's Time in Moscow
Peter Savodnik, Wall Street Journal
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