Week of December 30, 2013 Archives

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Monday, December 30
World Braces for Retirement Crisis
McHugh, Kurtenbach & Wiseman, AP
Al-Qaeda's Big Year
Daveed Gartenstein-Ross, Politico Magazine
The NY Times Whitewashes Benghazi
Thomas Joscelyn, Weekly Standard
Volgograd Bombs a Warning to Putin
Simon Jenkins, The Guardian
Preventing War Between China, Japan
Kishore Mahbubani, Bloomberg
The Drug War: A Mission Gone Wrong
Mattathias Schwartz, New Yorker
Obama's Failed Islamist Outreach
Josh Rogin, The Daily Beast
Iran, Turkey's New Ally
Vali Nasr, New York Times
Why Do Americans Like Revolutions?
Zachary Keck, The Diplomat
Two Reasons to Watch Japan in 2014
Tim Armstrong, Toronto Star
S. Sudan Has Days to Resolve Tensions
Mohammed & DeWaal, Wash. Post
How India Can Leapfrog to Future
Barnik Maitra & Adil Zainulbhai, GPS
2014: Is This Latin America's Big Year?
Alexa McMahon, National Interest
Toronto's Unhealthy Height Obsession
Konrad Yakabuski, Globe and Mail
Euro-Enthusiasts' Contempt for the Masses
Daniel Hannan, Telegraph
Tuesday, December 31
Is Kerry Quietly Closing in on a Mideast Deal?
Aaron David Miller, FP
10 Roadblocks to Mideast Peace
Peter Berkowitz, RealClearPolitics
A World Economy on the Brink of Fracture
Jeremy Warner, Telegraph
A Nuclear Blind Alley for the U.S.
Bunn & McGoldrick, Los Angeles Times
Russia's Domestic Security Nightmare
Simes & Saunders, National Interest
Why Bomb Volgograd?
Daisy Sindelar, Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty
Mexico Arrives
Michael Barone, Creators Syndicate
More Nations Still Boldly Going
Tiffany Jenkins, The Scotsman
Another Year of Progress in 2013
Marian Tupy, Wall Street Journal
Save the Shark, Save the World
Joshua Reichert, New York Times
Four Trends to Watch in Asia in 2014
William Pesek, Bloomberg
Blame the EU for Allergies in Poland
Alex Berezow, The Economist
Ukraine's Leaders Are Silencing the Media
Sergii Leshchenko, Wash Post
The Tragedy of Maliki's Iraq
Max Boot, Commentary Magazine
Slow Progress for Egypt's Girls
Robyn Urback, National Post
Wednesday, January 1
For Iran, 2013 Was a Very Good Year
Jeffrey Goldberg, Bloomberg
What Will the Next 50 Years Be Like?
Paul Wolfowitz, The American
Better Scrap That War with China in 2014
Peter Lee, Asia Times
Afghanistan and Pakistan's Covert War
Umar Farooq, The Diplomat
Bad Year for Christians in the Middle East
George & Swett, Philly Inquirer
Europeans United, in Hating Europe
Andrea Mammone, New York Times
Britain at a Crossroads
Mark Bostridge, Daily Telegraph
Mideast Person of the Year: Sisi
Ariel Ben Solomon, Jerusalem Post
America Caught Behaving Like China
Greg Scoblete, RealClearWorld
Has John Kerry Lost His Mind?
Eitan Haber, Ynet News
UK, France More in Common Than They'd Admit
Howard Davies, FT
So Much for Russia's Security Crackdown
Richard Weitz, WP Review
New Iran Sanctions Would Be Dangerous
Colin Kahl, The National Interest
Pakistan's Broken Politics on Display Again
Talat Masood, Express Tribune
How to Solve the India-U.S. Spat
Walter Russell Mead, TAI
Best of 2013: Top 5 World Opinion Sites of the Year | Best Photos
Thursday, January 2
2014: Good Year for a Great War?
Graham Allison, The National Interest
For Israel, Road to Tehran Runs Through Ramallah
Ami Ayalon, NYT
Don't Pin Global Homophobia on Britain
James Kirchick, Daily Beast
Shrine Flap Threatens U.S.-Asia Hopes
Benny Avni, New York Post
France's Obligation to Africa
Robert Zaretsky, Los Angeles Times
Jesus of Palestine?
Clifford May, Foundation for Defense of Democracies
2014: The Year U.S. Jews Lose the Israel Debate?
Peter Beinart, Haaretz
The Caucasus: Laboratory of Geopolitics
Kaplan & Chausovsky, Stratfor
Europe Is Strangling the Life Out of Democracy
Peter Oborne, Telegraph
Putin's (Un)happy New Year
William Pomeranz, Reuters
Europe's Ukrainian Blunder
Joschka Fischer, Project Syndicate
Meet America's New Islamist Allies
Hania Mourtada, Foreign Policy
New Year in Antarctica
Anne Jolis, Wall Street Journal
Canada's Bitter, Small-Minded Foreign Policy
Peter Jones, Globe and Mail
Greenland: The Country Sitting on Billions
James Fletcher, BBC Magazine
Friday, January 3
2014 Is a Make or Break Year for China
Fareed Zakaria, Time
Beijing's Politburo Clings to Power
Michael Barone, Washington Examiner
Why Japan Isn't Back
Zachary Keck, The Diplomat
Western Consultants May Swing World Polls in 2014
A. Hammond, CNN
Don't Dismiss Kerry's Peace Efforts Just Yet
Jackson Diehl, Wash Post
America to the Rescue -- but Is It Too Late?
David Blair, Daily Telegraph
Ariel Sharon Could Have Saved Israel
Jacob Heilbrunn, National Interest
The Right Answer to Turkey's Crisis
Amir Taheri, New York Post
International Investors Flock to Tehran
Susanne Koelbl, Der Spiegel
Watch Out Eurocrats, Here Come the Pirates!
Daniel Hannan, Spectator
Qaeda-Aligned Militants Threaten Key Iraqi Cities
Ghazi & Arango, NYT
Once Again, the Castro Regime Lies
Fabio Rafael Fiallo, RealClearWorld
Thatcher Planned to Use Army in Miners' Strike
Alan Travis, Guardian
Who's at the Door? Oh, It's Gorbachev
Gregory Katz, Associated Press
What Went Wrong in South Sudan
de Waal & Mohammed, Foreign Affairs
Saturday, January 4
Behind Every Nuclear Rogue, There's China
Gordon Chang, Tablet
China, the Next Space Superpower
Eliza Strickland, IEEE Spectrum
U.S., Iranian Hardliners Want a War
Paul McGeough, SM Herald
Don't Get Suckered By Iran
Reiss & Takeyh, Foreign Affairs
Singh Has Been India's Hapless Bystander
Barkha Dutt, Hindustan Times
Can Greece Repair Its Reputation?
Colin Freeman, Daily Telegraph
Iran's Campaign of Subversion Continues
Elliott Abrams, Pressure Points
Israel Can't Leave the Jordan Valley. Here's Why
Gadi Shamni, Haaretz
Can Obama Get His Mojo Back?
Nikolas Gvosdev, World Politics Review
Blocking Needed Medicine to Iran
Siamak Namazi, New York Times
U.S. May Move Mideast Peace Goal Posts
Michael Wilner, Jerusalem Post
Here Come China's Drones
Trefor Moss, The Diplomat
Obama Tries to Save Face in Syria
Shashank Joshi, BBC News
The Iraq You Don't Read About
David DeVoss, The Weekly Standard
How NAFTA Shafted Mexico
Mark Weisbrot, The Guardian
Sunday, January 5
Militants Fill Middle East Power Vacuum
Hubbard, Worth & Gordon, NYT
The Continuing Evolution of al-Qaeda 3.0
Bruce Riedel, Al Monitor
Down the NY Times' Benghazi Rabbit Hole
Andrew McCarthy, NRO
Why We'll Never Stop Arguing About Benghazi
Blake Hounshell, Politico
Beijing's One-Year Plan
Damien Ma, Foreign Policy
China's Hi-Tech Emperors
Christopher Williams, Daily Telegraph
Venezuela, A State of Emergency
Boris Munoz, America Economia
Why Did Ukraine's Eurolution Fail?
Vijai Maheshwari, The Daily Beast
Why Snowden Won't (and Shouldn't) Get Clemency
Fred Kaplan, Slate
The NSA's Data Gluttony
Jason Keiber, RealClearWorld
4 Things China Learned from Arab Spring
Zachary Keck, The Diplomat
Terrorists, Putin and the Hubris of Sochi
L. Todd Wood, New York Post
UN 'Blue Helmets' Fail to Stop African Wars
Sudarsan Raghavan, WaPo
The Wars That Will Rage in Africa in 2014
Peter Dorrie, War Is Boring
German Dads Demand Family Time
Amann & Salden, Der Spiegel
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