Week of October 7, 2013 Archives

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Monday, October 7
China's Real and Present Danger
Avery Goldstein, Foreign Affairs
Navy SEALs Not Enough to Win War on Terror
Max Boot, NY Post
Did Washington Miss Its Target in Africa?
Simon Tisdall, The Guardian
Obama Alienates Allies and Strengthens Enemies
Michael Weiss, NOW
What Russia Seeks to Achieve in the World
Sergey Lavrov, National Post
U.S. & Venezuela: Anatomy of a Breakdown
Jim Wyss, Miami Herald
Tunisia Shows the Way in the Arab World
Rami Khouri, Daily Star
Taking Flight from Asia
Joel Kotkin, Orange County Register
Al-Shabaab UN Attack: 'We Knew They Were Coming'
Colum Lynch, FP
U.S. Goes Through the Looking Glass
L. Ian MacDonald, Ottawa Citizen
The Folly of Banning Greek Neo-Nazis
James Kirchick, The Daily Beast
Does 'Gravity' Kowtow to China?
James Gibney, Bloomberg
On the Run in Myanmar
Marcus Butler, The Diplomat
Seeing Through the Persian Sheep's Clothing
Saeed Ghasseminejad, TOI
The Power of Punk Rock in Russia
James Miller, The Interpreter
Tuesday, October 8
What if China Stops Buying U.S. Debt?
Gordon Chang, Forbes
The U.S. Shuts Down Its Diplomacy
Glenn Nye, German Marshall Fund
Good Thing Terrorist Hunters Weren't Furloughed
Peter Bergen, CNN
Rouhani's True Nuclear Intentions
Jeffrey Goldberg, Bloomberg
EU Immigration: Only the Rich Are Welcome
Claus Hecking, Der Spiegel
U.S. Can No Longer Outsource the War on Shabaab
Bruton & Williams, FP
Does Britain Need an FBI?
Philip Johnston, Daily Telegraph
In Venezuela, It's Still 'Yankee Go Home'
Charles Shapiro, LA Times
China's Investment Addiction
Yu Yongding, Project Syndicate
France Declares War on Amazon
Fiachra Gibbons, The Guardian
Grey Canada Loves a Beige Throne Speech
Lawrence Martin, Globe & Mail
A Last Stand for Algeria's President
Daniel Nisman, National Interest
Portrait of an Afghan Assassin
Matthieu Aikins, Mother Jones
When Almost Every Jew in Denmark Vanished
Ellen Otzen, BBC Mag
Pivot to Asia or Shift to Africa?
Hilary Matfess, The Atlantic
Wednesday, October 9
America's Number One Threat: Mexico
Farwell & Rohozinski, TNI
Russia Is Dying
Ilan Berman, Washington Times
There Are Two Egypts and They Hate Each Other
Ashraf Khalil, Time
Why U.S. Should Back Islamists in Syria
Shadi Hamid, The Atlantic
The Country Too Rich for Its Own Good
Dan Snow, BBC News
Netanyahu's Silent Mideast Majority
Dan Diker, Jerusalem Post
Europe's Sex Selection Problem
Lundquist & Strader, Pacific Standard
Israel's Fear of Exodus
Shmuel Rosner, Jewish Journal
Israel and India, Together Forever
Mark Bergen, Tablet Magazine
Chinese Dream Includes a Strong Military
Meng Xiangqing, China.org
Miliband Could Lead UK Out of Europe
Mary Riddell, Daily Telegraph
Kurds, Arabs Must Avoid Assad's Nasty Trap
Hussein Ibish, NOW Lebanon
How to Talk to the Taliban
Marc Grossman, Yale Global
Britain's Ambitious, Dangerous Thames Plan
Rachel Lichtenstein, Aeon
The Collapse of Antarctic Whaling
Lazar Backovic, Der Spiegel
Thursday, October 10
Malala Marches Toward the Nobel Peace Prize
Aryn Baker, Time
India's Tryst with Destiny
Robert Kaplan & Michael Nayebi-Oskoui, Stratfor
The Myth of German Euroskepticism
Daniel Gros, Project Syndicate
West Must Be Flexible on Iran
Peter Jenkins, Daily Telegraph
U.S. Has Little to Show for War on Terror
Michael Young, The National
Maduro Strangling Democracy in Venezuela
Mac Margolis, Daily Beast
How Sao Paulo Became a Diplomatic Power
Rodrigo Tavares, Foreign Aff.
Mexico Likely to Disappoint, Again
Fredo Arias-King, World Affairs Journal
Europe's Crisis Response Is Working
Jeroen Dijsselbloem et al., WSJ
France Slides Right on Immigration
Konrad Yakabuski, Globe and Mail
The Real Lessons of Munich
Jonathan Kay, National Post
Japan's Clumsy Perception Management
Kei Koga, The Diplomat
Obama Just Made a Terrible Mistake on Egypt
Eric Trager, New Republic
Visa Program Fails Those Who Aided U.S.
Trudy Rubin, Miami Herald
China's Ketamine Problem
Robert Foyle Hunwick, Vice
Friday, October 11
It's About to Get Much Worse in Egypt
Jonathan Steele, The Guardian
The Egyptian Military's Scorched Earth Campaign
Louisa Loveluck, FP
Poor Libya Has Fallen to Militia Madness
Shashank Joshi, Daily Telegraph
China, Zambia and a Clash in a Coal Mine
Alexis Okeowo, New Yorker
Pakistan's Girls Learn a Hard Lesson
Farhan Bokhari, Financial Times
Why Many Pakistanis Have Turned on Malala
Naheed Mustafa, G&M
Qisas & Diyat: Islamic Feminism or Just Revenge?
Rafia Zakaria, Dawn
For Syrians, a No-Fly Zone of Their Own
David Axe, Reuters
The Geopolitics of Australia
James Holmes, The Diplomat
Japan Needs More Brawling Billionaires
William Pesek, Bloomberg
How Obama Accidentally Deterred Iran
Fabio Rafael Fiallo, RCW
No Hollywood Ending to Piracy Off Somalia
J. Peter Pham, LA Times
Russia's Rebel Orthodox Priest
Anne Jolis, Wall Street Journal
EU Riled by U.S. Death Penalty Drug Controversy
Charly Wilder, Spiegel
Central Europe a Ready Market for U.S. Gas
Orban & Bartuska, Wash Post
Saturday, October 12
The Persian Gulf Power Vacuum
Lee Smith, Weekly Standard
Is Barack Obama for Real?
Michael Young, NOW Lebanon
Argentina's Fading Populist
Rathbone & Mander, Financial Times
Myth of American Exceptionalism
Andranik Migranyan, National Interest
Frankenstein in Havana
William Ratliff, Defining Ideas
Iran Will Lie Their Way to a Bomb
Gerecht & Dubowitz, Wash Post
West Bank Reality: Arab, Not Jewish Hate
Jonathan Tobin, Commentary
How the U.S. & Japan Are Ticking Off S. Korea
Shim Jae Hoon, Yale Global
China's Cram School from Hell
Rachel Lu, Foreign Policy
Australia's Abbott Faces China Test
Paul Kelly, The Australian
Don't Blame Norwegians for Nobel Prize Follies
Jochen Bittner, NYT
There Are Now Thousands of Malalas
Omar Waraich, Time
In Catalonia, a One-State Warning
Gershom Gorenberg, Am. Prospect
Why Is the Left Obsessed with the Daily Mail?
Paul Dacre, The Guardian
We're Still Fighting Over World War I
Jane Ridley, The Spectator
Sunday, October 13
The Peace Prize, the Pakistani Girl and Putin
Carl Cannon, OC Register
Syrian War's Brutality Isn't Going Away
Bergen & Rowland, CNN
Why Obama Needs Iran & Russia for a Syria Deal
Katulis & Kupchan, FP
For Israelis and Palestinians, the Two-Stage Option
Dani Dayan, LAT
When Canada Made Afghanistan Worse
Jeffrey Simpson, Globe and Mail
U.S. Budget Lessons from Japan and Britain
Anatole Kaletsky, Reuters
Funding Jihadists During the Shutdown
Andrew McCarthy, NRO
The Man Who Beat America
James Warren, The Daily Beast
Britain's New FBI Should Terrify Everyone
Peter Hitchens, Daily Mail
Does OPEC Still Have U.S. Over a Barrel?
Steven Mufson, Washington Post
An Argentina Without Fernandez?
Raul Gallegos, Bloomberg
The Last Days of Nelson Mandela
Hedley Twidle, New Statesman
Stephen Harper's War on Science
Chris Turner, Toronto Star
London's Great Exodus
Michael Goldfarb, New York Times
Less Sex Please, We're British
Melanie McDonagh, The Spectator
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