Week of January 20, 2014 Archives

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Monday, January 20
Anthropology, Not Politics, Rules in Egypt
Rami Khouri, The Daily Star
U.S. Chooses Wrong Allies in Egypt
Jackson Diehl, Washington Post
Japan: Death by Demographics?
John Traphagan, The National Interest
In France, Les Poulets Are Coming Home to Roost
Roger Bootle, Telegraph
Quebec's Embarrassing French Connection
Lise Ravary, National Post
Fighting 'Extremism' in Syria a Lost Cause
James Harkin, The Guardian
Iran Boom May Already Doom Talks
Jonathan Tobin, Commentary
Why China's Economy Grew 7.7 Percent in 2013
Gwynn Guilford, Quartz
Did the Russians Help Snowden?
David Francis, Fiscal Times
David Satter, the Kremlin's Bete Noire
Victor Davidoff, Moscow Times
Gandhi Heir Could Lose More than His Throne
Hartosh Bal, Bloomberg
A Dutch Cure for the Dutch Disease
Michael Boskin, Project Syndicate
Italiano? Nein. A Part of Italy Wants Out
Silvia Marchetti, Newsweek
Lowball Bid Comes Back to Haunt Panama Canal
Kriel & Dowsett, Reuters
The Secret's Out on UK Shared Debt
Andrew Wilson, The Scotsman
Tuesday, January 21
Obama's Foreign Policy to Nowhere
James Jay Carafano, National Interest
Only Putin Can End the Syrian Inertia
Jonathan Freedland, The Guardian
Why Assad Has the Upper Hand
Rajan Menon, RealClearWorld
Assad's Torture Camps Expose UN Naivety
Con Coughlin, Daily Telegraph
Does Brazil Have the Answer on Inequality?
Joe Nocera, New York Times
Ode to France, Europe's Sole Military Force
Gregor Peter Schmitz, Spiegel
Get Ready -- America Is Pulling Back
Gideon Rachman, Financial Times
It's Time to End the Olympic Games
Charles Lane, Washington Post
Egypt's Worrisome Step Toward Authoritarianism
Marc Lynch, FP
Modern Greece: A Nation Born in Debt
Richard Werly, Le Temps
Yanukovych Is Courting Disaster in Ukraine
Hannah Thoburn, TAI
Expect Canada-U.S. Friction to Grow
Lawrence Martin, Globe and Mail
Why Are German Airports Better than U.S. Ones?
Alex Berezow, RCW
The Global Grip of Cigarette Smoking
Thomas Bollyky, Los Angeles Times
Cuba's Lost World
Michael J. Totten, World Affairs Journal
Wednesday, January 22
How bin Laden Outsmarted America and Won
David Samuels, Tablet
China Is Really Dependent on the United States
Steve Forbes, Forbes
Think of All the Upsides to an Iran Deal
Stephen Walt, Foreign Policy
The Suppressed Truth of Syria's Polio Epidemic
Annie Sparrow, NYRB
A Dangerous China-Japan Contest for Supremacy
Andrew Browne, WSJ
Liberte, Egalite, Jihad
Theodore Dalrymple, City Journal
WikiLeaks, Drought and Syria
Thomas Friedman, New York Times
In India-U.S. Row, U.S. Is in the Wrong
Shikha Dalmia, Reason
Millions of Cubans May Lose Life Savings This Year
Justin Rohrlich, Vice
The Nationalists Pushing Ukraine Toward Violence
Alec Luhn, Nation
A Countryside of Concentration Camps
Graeme Wood, The New Republic
China's Elite Master the Offshore Cash Stash
Guevara, et al., Global Mail
Why India Needs Japan
Brahma Chellaney, Times of India
Why India and Pakistan Have Nukes
Raja Menon, The Hindu
A Personal Conflict in the Fight for Palestine
Ben Smith, BuzzFeed
Thursday, January 23
The Decline of the U.S. Is Exaggerated
David Ignatius, Washington Post
American People Aren't Ready for China
Peter Harris, National Interest
Can China Innovate Without Dissent?
Stephen Sass, New York Times
Please, Stop the Crocodile Tears over Syria
Dan Hodges, Daily Telegraph
Syria Shows Peril of Iran's Growing Power
Frida Ghitis, CNN
Iran's Heavyweight Absence Hangs Over Syria Talks
Karam & Keath, AP
Terror Threat to the Sochi Games Is Real
Ronald Crelinsten, Ottawa Cit.
Time to Close U.S. Bases in Britain
Seumas Milne, The Guardian
Benghazi and the Smearing of Chris Stevens
Greg Hicks, Wall St Journal
Why the U.S. Should Worry About Thailand
Kaplan & Gertken, Stratfor
U.S.-Iran Relations After Obama
Robert Mason, The Diplomat
'World Powers Surrender to Iran'
Clifford May, FDD
Will U.S.-EU Trade Become Too Free?
Michaela Schiessl, Der Spiegel
The Risk Of Ultranationalism In Ukraine
Kalnish & Strokan, Kommersant
In Honduras, It's Open Season on Journalists
Luis Najera, Nat'l Post
Friday, January 24
Assad's Hypocrisy -- and America's
Michael Weiss, NOW Lebanon
For Putin, Everything Is Riding on Sochi
Brett Forrest, ESPN The Magazine
Why Russia Is No. 1 in Anti-Americanism
Michael Bohm, Moscow Times
Obama's Diplomatic March to an Iranian Bomb
Reuel Marc Gerecht, WS
What About Palestinian Security?
Matthew Duss, The American Prospect
Iran, Arabia and the Mideast's 30 Year War
Douglas Murray, Spectator
What Japan Can Learn from German Repentance
L. Linquan, Irish Times
A New Franco-German Foreign Policy?
Ulrich Speck, Carnegie
Obama, Stop Jerking Canada Around
Charles Krauthammer, Wash Post
Harper's Unseemly Fawning over Israel
Rick Salutin, Toronto Star
Davos, the Iranian Chutzpah Festival
Jeffrey Goldberg, Bloomberg View
Why Does Davos Get Things So Wrong?
Daniel Drezner, Foreign Policy
Indonesia, Radical Islam and the Asia Pivot
Wibawanto Nugroho, RCD
Rob Ford: Why Canada Isn't Laughing
Gary Mason, Globe and Mail
FIFA Has a Terrorism Problem
David Schenker, Times of Israel
Saturday, January 25
The Rise of the American Empire
Hans Hoyng, Der Spiegel
Syria Isn't Showing Us a New World Order
Doug Saunders, Globe & Mail
David Satter: The Man Putin Punted
Kenneth Weinstein, RealClearWorld
Don't Worry About Global Inequality
Tim Harford, Financial Times
Iran May Fracture U.S.-Israel Alliance
Robert Satloff, Moment
The New Cold War: China vs. Japan
Shannon Tiezzi, The Diplomat
Has France Gone Neoconservative?
Romain Champetier, The European
France Gets Islamist Threat, U.S. Doesn't
Michael Curtis, Commentator
Is Ukraine America's Problem?
James Carden, American Conservative
European Welfare State Is Changing
Nima Sanandaji, New Geography
Canada Steps Up for Israel
Caroline Glick, Jerusalem Post
They're Cracking Up at the Elysee Palace
Melanie McDonagh, LES
How Is Iraq's Population Still Rising?
Charlotte McDonald, BBC News
Asia Needs a "Normal" Japan
Ananth Krishnan, The Hindu
Being Jewish in Today's Germany
Lucy McKeon, Boston Review
Sunday, January 26
Religion, Not Ideology, Fuels Century's Epic Battles
Tony Blair, Observer
The Color Revolutions Are Dead
Anne Applebaum, Washington Post
Thailand: Global Democracy's Last Gasp?
Sean Thomas, The Telegraph
Should Israel Unilaterally Withdraw from West Bank?
Frida Ghitis, GPS
3 Most Important Numbers in the Arab World
Thomas Friedman, NYT
Our Man in Africa
Michael Bronner, Foreign Policy
Harry Reid Earns an Assist on Iran
Doyle McManus, Los Angeles Times
An Iranian Moderate Exposed
Ali Alfoneh & Reuel Gerecht, New Republic
End the Terror of Ivory Trade
Avi Jorisch, USA Today
Why Is Iraq's Population Booming?
Charlotte McDonald, BBC Magazine
Radio Beijing in the Middle East
Joseph Braude, The American Interest
Israel Just a Campaign Stop for Harper
Jeffrey Simpson, Globe and Mail
Quebec's Dangerous 'Values' Charter
Jake Flanagin, The Atlantic
Japan's Mafia Banks on Abenomics
Christoph Neidhart, Suddeutsche
Bill Gates Is (Almost) Right on Poverty
Andres Oppenheimer, Miami H'ld
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