Week of May 19, 2014 Archives

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Monday, May 19
Europe's Most Important Election
Timothy Garton Ash, The Guardian
Russia's 21st Century Began in 1991
Richard Lourie, Moscow Times
Ukraine's Next Crisis: A Militia 'Arms Race'
Christopher Miller, Mashable
Bill, Hillary & the Haiti Debacle
Mary Anastasia O'Grady, Wall St. Journal
Time for a U.S. Reset with India
Michael Kugelman, Los Angeles Times
India Needs Its Thatcher Moment
Gurcharan Das, Financial Times
The Twilight of the Nehru-Gandhi Dynasty
Haroon Siddiqui, Toronto Star
Why China Is Stockpiling Oil
Ambrose Evans-Pritchard, Daily Telegraph
China Follows Japan's Prewar Blueprint
James Gibney, Bloomberg View
How Belgians Agree to Differ
Khaled Diab, New York Times
Want Mideast Peace? Change UN Refugee Policy
Jon Tobin, Commentary
Liberia's Child Prostitutes
Clair MacDougall, The Daily Beast
How PortMiami's Future Is Tied to Tiny Panama
Tim Padgett, WLRN
Stars Are Aligned for a Solution in Cyprus
Ozdil Nami, National Interest
Cost of Being Robbed While Traveling Abroad
Lisa Findley, The Billfold
Tuesday, May 20
Gettysburg on the Maidan
Roger Cohen, New York Times
Vlad the Great: Birth of the Putin Dictatorship
Ola Cichowlas, Politico
Thais Must Choose Ballots Over Bullets
William Pesek, Bloomberg View
Modi's Role Model: Thatcher or Lee Kuan Yew?
John Cassidy, New Yorker
China and Russia Are Getting Closer
Nikolas Gvosdev, National Interest
China Has Putin Over a Barrel
Ratner & Rosenberg, Foreign Policy
Why Sanctioning Venezuela Would Be Pointless
David Smilde, Wash Post
Britain Better Off Out of EU? It's a Fantasy
Peter Jones, The Scotsman
How We Can Save Syria's Chlorine Victims
David Owen, Daily Telegraph
The Muslim Brotherhood Thinks It's Winning Again
Eric Trager, TNR
For Sex Workers, Nordic Model Still Falls Short
A. Campbell, Globe & Mail
Georgia's Fifth Column Stirs
Michael Cecire, The American Interest
4 Well-Intentioned International Laws Doomed to Fail
Karen Alter, Ozy
Dinosaurs and Decoy Ducks in Estonia
Allan Sikk, The Conversation
What's Driving Bangladesh's Organ Trade?
Sophie Cousins, ABC Australia
Wednesday, May 21
A Finland Model for Ukraine?
David Ignatius, Washington Post
Europe's Dangerous Elections
Pierre Hazan, Haaretz
China's Strategic Disaster
Brad Glosserman, The National Interest
India's Election Remakes Our World
Martin Wolf, Financial Times
Want to Improve Iran Ties? FedEx It
Col. Shirley & Lt. Col. Atkins, RCM
Is the Vatican Guilty of Torture?
Christian Caryl, Foreign Policy
Britain's Enemy Within
Con Coughlin, Daily Telegraph
Tiananmen: How Wrong We Were
Jonathan Mirsky, NY Review of Books
Human Rights: Nonsense on Stilts?
Roger Scruton, Forbes
Scotland Has Shown It Can Go It Alone
Kevin Pringle, The Scotsman
Why Are the Irish Siding with the Palestinians?
Jason Walsh, TNR
The Deadly Mission of Boko Haram
Janine di Giovanni, Newsweek
The Jihadist State of Iraq and Syria
Ollivant & Fishman, War on the Rocks
Brutality a Sad Fact of Thai Life
Sanitsuda Ekachai, Bangkok Post
Secretive UN Agency Responsible for Wars
Jacob Hamblin, Conversation
Thursday, May 22
The Old Order Collapses, Finally
Robert Kaplan, Stratfor
The Collapse of America's Strategic Thinking
Peter Beinart, The Atlantic
The Scary Return of a Radical, Far-Right Europe
Paul Ames, Global Post
NATO Has Completely Botched It in Africa
Seumas Milne, The Guardian
Don't Let the Islamists Win in Libya
Benny Avni, New York Post
Prince Charles Is Right About Putin
Matt Gurney, National Post
6 Reasons the U.S. Should Rescue Those Girls
Jay Hallen, Forbes
Arming Syria's Rebels: The Time Has Come
Jonathan Stevenson, NYT
U.S. Is Finally Making a Friend of Vietnam
David Stout, Time
Obama's Sickening Syria Hypocrisy
Leon Wieseltier, The New Republic
Pakistan: Worse Than We Thought
Ahmed Rashid, NY Review of Books
Expose UKIP for the Racists They Are
Matthew d'Ancona, LES
Britain Should Thank UKIP
Peter Oborne, The Spectator
Globalism's Failed Promise
Curtis Ellis, American Conservative
Godzilla vs. the Japanese Constitution
Ryan Faith, Vice
Friday, May 23
Putin Shows Us How to Pivot to Asia
Charles Krauthammer, Wash. Post
Obama: A Poor Chapter in History Books?
Aaron Miller, Foreign Policy
Asia's Top Nations Now Run By Nationalists. Worry
Philip Stephens, FT
Could Europe Get a Self-Hating Parliament?
Tracy McNicoll, Daily Beast
Watching Ukraine Implode
Tim Judah, New York Review of Books
Europe's Day of Reckoning
Paul Hockenos, Al Jazeera
A Glimpse into China's Hacker Army
Edward Wong, New York Times
U.S. & Iran: From Enemies to Rivals?
Hassibi & Nolan, TNI
Netanyahu Says Obama Got Syria Right
Jeffrey Goldberg, Bloomberg
Turning Mexico into a Servile U.S. Client
John Ackerman, The Nation
Antibiotic Resistant Bugs Need Global Response
Ian Sample, Guardian
Fungus Is Destroying World's Coffee
BBC News
Cameron's Unhelpful Friendship with Blair
Peter Oborne, Telegraph
Erdogan's Anti-Semitism Spreading in Turkey
Jikeli & Silay, Haaretz
Norway's Racist Human Zoo Is a Hit
Sarah Dougherty, Global Post
Saturday, May 24
A Great Power Outage
Vali Nasr, New York Times
Europe Is Becoming Even Less Democratic
Matt Ford, The Atlantic
We Should Be EU-Skeptic
Roman Herzog, Der Spiegel
China Can't Be the New U.S.
Adam Tooze, Financial Times
China Is Now a Sea Power to Be Reckoned With
Arun Singh, DC
A Sane Way Out in Ukraine
Anatol Lieven, New York Review of Books
A Golden Opportunity to Cut Korea Loose
Doug Bandow, Japan Times
How to Wage a New Cold War on Russia
Paula Dobriansky, Wash Post
Kremlin Trolls Lurk in Western Comments
Ilya Klishin, Moscow Times
Canada's Next Big Business? Weed
James Bagnall, Ottawa Citizen
Why Modi Is Going to Upset Washington
James Traub, Foreign Policy
Thai Coup a Chinese Opening?
Walter Russell Mead, The American Interest
Why It's Time for Optimism About Ukraine
Rajan Menon, TNI
8 Things You Didn't Know About the Ukraine Vote
Daisy Sindelar, RFE
The Anarchists Who Plan to Go Nuts at the World Cup
Ioan Grillo, GP
Sunday, May 25
Time to Inflict Pain on China
Eliot Cohen, Washington Post
The Mideast: More Democratic, Less Liberal
Shadi Hamid, NY Times
China Could Be in for Some Serious Trouble
Allen Carlson, TNI
Don't Buy the Euro-Skeptic Trumpeting
Paul Gillespie, Irish Times
French Still Dream of Euro Super State
Macer Hall, Daily Express
Modi's Stuck Between the U.S. and China
Harsh Pant, The National
Now May Be Internationalism's Golden Age
Doug Saunders, Globe & Mail
Pakistan's Army Still Looms Large
Mehreen Zahra-Malik, Reuters
How Censorship May Crumble in Cuba
A. Oppenheimer, Miami Herald
We're Living in a Golden Age (Really)
Yevgeniy Feyman, City Journal
Putin Thinks He's Pulled a Nixon. He Hasn't
David Blair, Telegraph
Modi Is a Real Threat to India
Barbara Crossette, The Nation
In Modi, Israel Has a Powerful Ally
Jeff Moskowitz, Tablet Magazine
Europe, Canada Show Up U.S. Capitalism
Robert Reich, Maclean's
Egypt Is Profoundly Unstable
Richard Wike, Foreign Policy
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