Week of October 14, 2013 Archives

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Monday, October 14
What's Mandarin for Great Game?
Manoj Joshi, The Hindu
Why China's Foreign Aid Won't Replace the West's
Philippa Brant, FA
Obama's Bad Choices on Egypt
Jackson Diehl, Washington Post
Maps Are the Least of the Arab World's Problems
Rami Khouri, Daily Star
How Iran Will Play the West on Nukes
Amir Taheri, New York Post
A Surprising Case Against Foreign Aid
Fred Andrews, New York Times
Terrorism and the Ivory Trade
Neme, Crosta & Kalron, Los Angeles Times
Unregulated Press Keeps Britain Honest
Boris Johnson, Daily Telegraph
Did the U.S. Grab the Right Terrorist?
Jamie Dettmer, The Daily Beast
Abbott's Softly, Softly Asia Approach Pays Off
Greg Sheridan, Australian
The Rape Victims Canada Won't Help
Mohammed Adam, Ottawa Citizen
Rethinking the Yom Kippur War at 40
Michael Oren, The New Republic
How Bolivian Farmers Made Us Crave Quinoa
Jim Yong Kim, Bloomberg
Russia, China Thwart India in Central Asia
Micha’el Tanchum, EAF
Switzerland Considers 'Star Trek Economics'
Josh Eidelson, Salon
Tuesday, October 15
Nobels and National Greatness
Bret Stephens, Wall Street Journal
Will the Mideast Pendulum Swing Toward Peace?
Roger Cohen, NY Times
America Is Intervened Out
Victor Davis Hanson, National Review
China Doesn't Really Want to 'De-Americanize'
Max Fisher, Wash Post
China Buys Up Britain
Jonathan Fenby, Daily Telegraph
Why Chinese Actually Envy the U.S. Shutdown
Ben Carlson, Global Post
What 'Civilization' Teaches Us About Iran
Alex Berezow, RealClearWorld
The Coming Collapse of the Gulf Monarchies
Chris Davidson, Foreign Aff.
Japan's Unsettling Glimpse of the Future
Gideon Rachman, Fin. Times
How Many Refugees Can Germany Handle?
Dahlkamp & Popp, Der Spiegel
Will Argentina Default Yet Again?
Jaime Daremblum, RealClearWorld
The Making of the Harper Court
Lawrence Martin, Globe and Mail
Do American Jews Think Mideast Peace Is Possible?
Bruce Stokes, FP
Sudan's Squeezed Middle Class Rises Up
Faisal Al Yafai, The National
Weak Universities Hurt Latin America, Spain
Carlos Montaner, MH
Wednesday, October 16
The World Is Laughing at the United States
Mehdi Hasan, Huffington Post
Reports of Russia's Death Are Exaggerated
David Goldman, Asia Times
Whatever Happened to Hamas?
Nick Gray, The Commentator
Japan's Call to Arms
Todd Crowell, RealClearWorld
Who Let Iran Get So Close to a Nuke?
Jonathan Tobin, Commentary
The Curse of Russian Exceptionalism
David Satter, FPRI
Our Leaders Mislead Us About the EU
Andreas Smith, The Independent
How Imperial Japan Shaped Modern China
Kerry Brown, The Diplomat
Europe's Ham-Fisted Ploy to Shape Israel
Anne Herzberg, Jerusalem Post
Canada Caught Behaving Like China
Patrick McGuire, Vice
It's Time for China to Rethink Lending to U.S.
David Li, Financial Times
No Drain, Israel Just Has Too Many Brains
Moshe Arens, Haaretz
The World Sees an America in Decline
Timothy Garton Ash, The Guardian
Britain's Underage Muslim Marriage Epidemic
Soeren Kern, Gatestone
Europe Is Burning, Slowly
Walter Russell Mead, The American Interest
Thursday, October 17
Relief Around the World as U.S. Avoids Debt Default
Joe McDonald, AP
The End of OPEC
Amy Myers Jaffe & Ed Morse, Foreign Policy
Turkey Blew Israel's Cover for Iranian Spy Ring
David Ignatius, WaPo
Is Netanyahu About to Divide Jerusalem?
Ben Birnbaum, New Republic
China and Iran: Destined to Clash?
Zachary Keck, The Diplomat
Germany Has Little Choice but to Back Europe
Milton Ezrati, Natl Interest
What Is a Dictator?
Robert Kaplan, Stratfor
Iran's Goal in Nuke Talks: Confuse
Benny Avni, New York Post
The Many Shades of Hezbollah
Hanin Ghaddar, NOW Lebanon
What China Sees in Southeast Asia
Zhang Yuanan, Caixin/Worldcrunch
Where Have All of China's Workers Gone?
Ma & Adams, Foreign Affairs
Syrian Rebels Are Helping Assad
Michael Young, The National
Learning the Lessons of a Decade of War
Dustin Walker, RealClearDefense
Bangladeshi Sweatshops and Why We Love Them
Heather Mallick, Star
When Egyptians Cheered for Zionists
Zev Golan, Jerusalem Post
Friday, October 18
Hey China, Stop Laughing at the U.S.
Damien Ma, Bloomberg
Netanyahu's Moment in History
Roger Cohen, New York Times
Why the Mideast Matters Less and Less to U.S.
Aaron David Miller, FP
Forging a Pacific Future
John Kerry, Los Angeles Times
DC Loses American Middle on Foreign Policy
Christian Whiton, RCW
Are U.S. Hawks Trying to Scuttle Iran Talks?
Matt Duss, Am. Prospect
The World Goes on Without America
Daniel McGroarty, RealClearWorld
Putin's War on Terror
Anne Jolis, Wall Street Journal
Canadian Business, Heal Thyself
Jeffrey Simpson, Globe and Mail
Is Antisemitism Back in Europe?
John Allen Gay, The National Interest
China's Urban Boom: A House of Cards?
Xie Liangbing, Econ. Observer
What Flight 655 Says About U.S. Role in the Mideast
Toby Jones, WaPo
How Iran Can Make a Sadat-Style U-Turn
Fabio Fiallo, RealClearWorld
Why Climate Change Is Good for the World
Matt Ridley, The Spectator
How to Kill China's Deadly Giant Hornets
Gwynn Guilford, Quartz
Saturday, October 19
D.C. Starting to Look a Lot Like Beirut
Thomas Friedman, New York Times
Obama's America Is a Sinking Ship
Hubert Wetzel, Suddeutsche Zeitung
America's Not in Decline -- It's on the Rise
Ratner & Wright, Wash Post
China's Plan to Deter U.S. Military Power
Loro Horta, Yale Global
Is Iraq Slipping Back into Dictatorship?
Marc Lynch, Foreign Policy
Cult of Celebrity Ruining British Politics
Dominic Sandbrook, Daily Mail
The Generals Rule Again in Egypt
Rami Khouri, Daily Star
Egypt's Muslim Brotherhood Facing Wave of Trials
Sarah El Deeb, AP
India's Invisible Population
Nithya Raman & Priti Narayan, The Hindu
Israel's Second Chance to Strike First
Robert Fulford, National Post
Europe's New Milk Snatcher
Tomas Liutkus, RealClearWorld
Stephen Harper Confidential
Paul Wells, Maclean's
Canada Has a Deal with Europe -- Don't Blow It
Lawrence Herman, G&M
Israel Must Appeal to Iranian People
Farzan & Ghasseminejad, J'lem Post
Russians Are Finally Drinking Less (Really)
Mark Adomanis, Forbes
Sunday, October 20
Toxic Nostalgia Is Ruining the World
Hussein Ibish, The National
From UK, One Man Feeds Western Media on Syria
Raphael Satter, AP
Terror-Famine: Assad Is Starving Syria to Death
Michael Weiss, NOW
What a Nuclear Deal with Iran Could Look Like
Michael Singh, Wash Post
Why Aren't the Japanese Having Sex?
Abigail Haworth, The Observer
Sudan: The Next Arab Spring Uprising?
Andrew Natsios, U.S. News
Who's Afraid of Chinese Money?
Jonathan Mirsky, NY Review of Books
David Cameron's Dangerous Game
Matthias Matthijs, Foreign Affairs
Merkel Won, but Can She Build a Government?
Alex Berezow, RCW
Far Right Has Strong Showing in France
Walter Mead, American Interest
The New Urban Battleground
Rafia Zakaria, Dawn
U.S.-Cuba: Lessons of the Past
Gutierrez & Suchlicki, Miami Herald
Why Jordan Needs Israel
Dan Diker, Jerusalem Post
How to Feed the World
Mark Bittman, New York Times
Spite & Envy Will Drive Royal Train into Buffers
Peter Hitchens, Mail
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