Week of November 4, 2013 Archives

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Monday, November 4
Those Depressing Germans
Paul Krugman, New York Times
U.S. Drone Didn't Kill a Taliban Peacemaker
Damien McElroy, Telegraph
Why the Chinese Are Anxious
Fred Hiatt, Washington Post
History Resumes Across the Middle East
Rami Khouri, The Daily Star
America and Iraq Are Still Bound Together
Trudy Rubin, Philly Inquirer
Did Israel Help Start Iran Nuke Program?
Raphael Ahren, Times of Israel
India Shouldn't Buy What Japan Is Selling
Pankaj Mishra, Bloomberg
Why Toronto's Mayor Shouldn't Resign
George Jonas, National Post
Only Voters Can Take Mayor Ford Out
Royson James, Toronto Star
The Ted Cruz of Israeli Politics
Ben Birnbaum, The New Republic
Anti-Zionist Civil War on the Left
Jonathan Tobin, Commentary
India Set to Launch Mars Mission
Joanna Sugden, Wall Street Journal
Don't Take Trade Amigos for Granted, Canada
K. Yakabuski, Globe & Mail
From Russia, with ICBMs
Claudia Rosett, PJ Media
Preparing China for the Zombie Apocalypse
Liz Carter, Tea Leaf Nation
Tuesday, November 5
Why the U.S. Can't Leave the Middle East
Michael J. Totten, World Affairs
America's Moment of Truth on Iran
Flynt & Hillary Leverett, The Diplomat
China Is Choking on Its Success
William Pesek, Bloomberg
China Plans to Prove Skeptics Wrong
Gideon Rachman, Financial Times
Nationalist Rage Continues to Rise in Russia
Dan Peleschuk, Global Post
The U.S. Plan to Build a Libyan Army
Frederic Wehrey, Foreign Affairs
NSA Spying Humiliates Germany, Again
Charles Lane, Washington Post
Why Germans Like Being the NSA's Victims
Malte Lehming, Nat'l Interest
The Post-American Mall
Roger Cohen, New York Times
Can a Sugar Tax Solve Mexico's Obesity Problem?
David Frum, CNN
A Manifesto for the Truth
Edward Snowden, Der Spiegel
Falling for Snowden's Delusions
Max Boot, Commentary
The Other Thing That Died with Rabin
Faisal Al Yafai, The National
David Cameron Has Lost the Countryside
Melissa Kite, The Spectator
As a Populist, Harper Is No Chretien
Lawrence Martin, Globe and Mail
Wednesday, November 6
Germany Is a Weight on the World
Martin Wolf, Financial Times
Stop Blaming Germany
Jung, Reiermann & Schmitz, Der Spiegel
China: Too Big to Breathe
Thomas Friedman, New York Times
Five Myths About China
Dean Cheng & Derek Scissors, The National Interest
Can U.S. Say 'Yes' to Iran? It Better
Doyle McManus, Los Angeles Times
How America Blew It in the Middle East
Robert Dreyfuss, TomDispatch
Putin the Powerful?
Gordon Chang, World Affairs Journal
Toronto, Elect a Clown, Expect a Circus
J. Gatehouse, Maclean's
The One Problem China Must Solve, Fast
Benjamin Shobert, Slate
U.S., Israel and American Jews Driven Apart
Adam Garfinkle, Tablet
How Many Chinas Are There?
Ethan Epstein, Weekly Standard
Why Are So Many Young People Fleeing Ireland?
David Fleming, Vice
Confused America Changing Course in Syria
Rami Khouri, The Daily Star
Should Saudi Men Be Allowed to Drive?
Ed West, The Spectator
No Sex Till the Road's Fixed
John Otis, Global Post
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Thursday, November 7
Toxic Mayor a Big Test for Toronto in Crisis
Margaret Wente, Globe & Mail
Did Ariel Sharon Poison Yasser Arafat?
Jeffrey Goldberg, Bloomberg
Does Foreign Aid Advance American Interests?
Robert Kaplan, Stratfor
A Far Right Europe? Pure Fantasy
Martin Kettle, The Guardian
U.S. Diplomacy's New Woe
Benny Avni, New York Post
U.S. Has Upper Hand in Iran Negotiations
Ray Takeyh, Washington Post
China Seeks Affluent Leninism
Ambrose Evans-Pritchard, Daily Telegraph
A Syrian Stalemate Does Not Benefit the West
Hassan Mneimneh, GMF
Saudi Arabia's Shadow War in Syria
David Kenner, Foreign Policy
Israel's Quest For Cyberwar Supremacy
H. Gosset-Bernheim, Observateur
Is the United Kingdom Crumbling?
James Forsyth, The Spectator
Netanyahu, Syria & the Spanish Civil War
E. Ottolenghi, Commentator
Slavery Isn't a Thing of the Past
Nicholas Kristof, New York Times
Jihad According to Rand Paul
Clifford May, Defense of Democracies
Morsi's Chaotic Day in Court
Peter Hessler, The New Yorker
Friday, November 8
Is Israel Doomed?
Aaron David Miller, Foreign Policy
Arafat Poisoned? There's a Long List of Suspects
Con Coughlin, Telegraph
Obama's Secret Iran Detente
Eli Lake & Josh Rogin, The Daily Beast
The Iranians Are Feeling the Pinch
Rep. Ted Poe, Jerusalem Post
Can China's Communists Reform?
Fareed Zakaria, Washington Post
Toronto's Problem Is Bigger than Rob Ford
Richard Florida, Globe & Mail
Rob Ford Is Tony Soprano, Rob Ford Is Punk
Michael Barclay, Maclean's
Paul Krugman Is Wrong About Germany
Melvyn Krauss, Bloomberg
Will a Minimum Wage Destroy German Jobs?
Peter Gumbel, Reuters
Viktor Yanukovych's Choice
Alexander Motyl, Foreign Affairs
Frenemies: The U.S.-German Trade Story
Rana Foroohar, Time
The Limits of China's Surveillance State
Gabe Collins, The Diplomat
Argentina's Fading Diva
Pola Oloixarac, New York Times
John Kerry Stabs Saudi Women in the Back
Michelle Malkin, NRO
Why Russell Brand Should Run for Mayor
Simon Jenkins, The Guardian
Saturday, November 9
Paranoia Has Undermined U.S. Democracy
Dirk Kurbjuweit, Der Spiegel
Why the British Like Big Brother
Jonathan Freedland, New York Times
Muslim Brotherhood Hard to Stamp Out
Michael Jansen, Irish Times
Russia's Collapse into Fascism
Alexei Sakhnin, Moscow Times
How a Ruthless Drug Cartel Was Beaten
Katherine Corcoran, AP
How the U.S. & China Can Both Prosper
Robert Rubin, Washington Post
Europe Has a Jewish Problem
Yair Rosenberg, Tablet Magazine
The Biggest Political Train Wreck in Canada's History
C. Gillis, Maclean's
Why Israel Is So Innovative
Gary Shapiro, Forbes
The True Significance of WWI
Jarvis & Grayson, Daily Telegraph
Paul Krugman Doesn't Understand Europe
Anders Aslund, Foreign Policy
Egypt's New Tomb Raiders
Aidan Hartley, The Spectator
U.S.-Saudi Ties Are Going to Be Bumpy
Nikolas Gvosdev, WPR
Who Are the Real Heroes in War?
Doug Saunders, Globe and Mail
Putin's Number One?
Fyodor Lukyanov, Russia in Global Affairs
Sunday, November 10
A Fourth Amendment for Foreigners?
David Ignatius, Washington Post
To Free Arab Lands, First Free Arab Minds
Rami Khouri, Daily Star
Could Chris Christie's Magic Work for the Tories?
Janet Daley, Telegraph
Seeking a 'Good Enough' Iran Deal
Trudy Rubin, Philadelphia Inquirer
Bad Iran Deal Worse than No Deal
Michael Rubin, Global Public Square
Bazaar Rhetoric on Iran
Matt Steinglass, The Economist
Testing Rouhani's Commitment to Human Rights
Irwin Cotler, J'lem Post
Is Pakistan-Saudi Nuke Deal for Real?
Simon Henderson, Foreign Policy
The U.S. Army Discovers Africa
Andrew Bacevich, Los Angeles Times
Germany's Nazi Past Is Back
Jacob Heilbrunn, The National Interest
The Genocide America Ignored
Sunil Khilnani, New Republic
Toronto: A City of Enablers
Marcus Gee, Globe and Mail
Housing Bubble Will Ruin London
Rosamund Urwin, Evening Standard
Jihadi Clouds over Bangladesh
Tarek Fatah, Toronto Sun
How Hipsters Ruined Paris
Thomas Chatterton Williams, New York Times
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