Week of June 2, 2014 Archives

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Monday, June 2
The Great Global Backlash Has Arrived
Nouriel Roubini, Project Syndicate
Voters Worldwide Are Nixing the Left
Michael Barone, New York Post
Those Who Frighten China
Jiayang Fan, The New Yorker
Tiananmen: Could It Happen Again?
Gordon Chang, The National Interest
China Now Treats the World Like Tiananmen
Joe Renouard, LA Times
Al-Qaeda Decentralized, but Not Necessarily Weaker
Deb Riechmann, AP
Obama's Values-Free Foreign Policy
Fred Hiatt, Washington Post
Reason Still Rules in Europe
Anatole Kaletsky, Reuters
Is This How Obama Will Empty Gitmo?
Josh Rogin, The Daily Beast
Putin's Growing Propaganda Machine
David Francis, The Fiscal Times
Sisi and the Palestinians
Ali Jarbawi, New York Times
Blair, Merkel Put Cameron in Perilous Spot
Benedict Brogan, Telegraph
How Africa Is Out-Innovating Silicon Valley
Abigail Higgins, Boston Globe
The Bible Is Better for Israel than Confucius
Leon Hadar, i24 News
Irish America Is Unlikely to Get Aid from Dublin
Colm Quinn, Irish Times
Tuesday, June 3
What Is China's Biggest Weakness?
William Pesek, Bloomberg View
The Legacy of Tiananmen Square
Johan Lagerkvist, Yale Global
Tales of Army Row Show Tiananmen in New Light
Jacobs & Buckley, NYT
Obama's 1979 Foreign Policy
Victor Davis Hanson, National Review
Americans Dying for al-Qaeda
Peter Bergen, CNN
The Fall of King Juan Carlos
Jon Lee Anderson, The New Yorker
Spain's Poisoned Chalice
James Badcock, Foreign Policy
How to Save Real Democracy in Europe
Gideon Rachman, Financial Times
Britain Has Lost Its Nerve About Europe
Adam Tooze, The Guardian
What Has Rouhani Changed in One Year?
Claudio Gallo, La Stampa
The Kremlin Is Killing Russia's Independent Media
Masha Gessen, Quartz
Mexico Vigilante Movement's Strong U.S. Ties
Wilkinson & Bacerra, LAT
The Roots of Pakistan's Horrific Honor Killings
Max Fisher, Vox
When Turkey Has Problems, Israel Gets Blame
Schanzer & Tahiroglu, NP
Taking Iran's Anti-Semitism Seriously
Jeffrey Herf, American Interest
Wednesday, June 4
China's Repression Worse than Ever
Nathan & Ze, New Republic
Tell Eurowimps to Defend Themselves
Doug Bandow, American Spectator
A Failed Russian Reset Haunts Obama in Europe
Simon Shuster, Time
War Is Peace: Obama's Foreign Policy Legacy
Ed Krayewski, Reason
What Would Push U.S. to War with China?
Harry White, Nat'l Interest
Iraq's Best Hope
Thomas Friedman, New York Times
Time's Up for Europe's Monarchs?
David Priestland, The Guardian
Tiananmen Still Colors U.S.-China Relations
Tom Malinowski, WaPo
U.S. Taxpayers Now Support a Terrorist Government
Lee Smith, Tablet
The Tanks and the People
Liao Yiwu, New York Review of Books
The Disparity Between Poland and Ukraine Is Stark
Neil Buckley, FT
How to Bleed a Country
Lauren Carasik, Foreign Policy
Kibbutz 2.0: Time to Get Paid
Leah McLaren, Maclean's
Setting the Cold War Record Straight
Joshua Keating, Slate
London's Orthodox Jewish Crime Fighters
Tabby Kinder, Vice
Thursday, June 5
The Naive Faith of the Syria Hawks
Greg Scoblete, RealClearWorld
A 'Don't Do Stupid Shit' Foreign Policy
David Rothkopf, Foreign Policy
America's Cycles of National Worry
David Ignatius, Washington Post
U.S. Holds Secret Talks with Hamas
Sheera Frenkel, BuzzFeed
Don't Be Fooled by the Hamas-Fatah Union
Lawrence Haas, U.S. News
Tiananmen Divided Workers of the World
John Gapper, Financial Times
Tiananmen and the West's Democratic Reveries
Jonathan Kay, Nat'l Post
Why China Lacks Do-Gooders
Adam Minter, Bloomberg View
India's Feudal Rapists
Amana Fontanella-Khan, New York Times
The East China Sea Boils
Jeffrey Hornung, The National Interest
A Day for Poland's Dreamers
Jeffrey Simpson, Globe and Mail
Why Declining Europe Is Turning to Far Right
Robert Kaplan, Stratfor
France's Political System Is Crumbling
Patrick Marnham, The Spectator
Europe's Juncker Bond
Jan Fleischhauer, Der Spiegel
Why Elizabeth II Will Never Abdicate
Marie-Helene Martin, Observateur
Friday, June 6
Obama at Omaha
Roger Cohen, New York Times
The Perils of Leaning Forward
Fareed Zakaria, Washington Post
D-Day's Going to Be Awkward This Year
Robert Zaretsky, Foreign Policy
Obama's Crumbling Syria Facade
Michael Weiss, NOW Lebanon
Bowe Bergdahl: Free Him, Then Try Him
Charles Krauthammer, NRO
Obama's Real Error: Not Talking to Taliban Enough
P. Beinart, Atlantic
Obama's Horse-Trading May Backfire
Con Coughlin, Daily Telegraph
Europe Divided over Immigration, Work Ethics
Pallavi Aiyar, Yale Global
A French Message to Britain: Stay Out of Europe
Michel Rocard, Guardian
D-Day Success Was Never Sure Thing
Carlo D'Este, Armchair General
The Not-So-Special Relationship
Cohen & Scheinmann, American Interest
A Chinese Monroe Doctrine?
Jaswant Singh, Project Syndicate
China-Russia Deal About Geography, Not Politics
Danila Bochkarev, MT
Khamenei's Iran Is Not Mao's China
Ali Alfoneh, The National Interest
Scots, Grow Up & Back England in World Cup
John McTernan, Scotsman
Saturday, June 7
Putin's Fifth Column in the West
Doug Saunders, Globe and Mail
UK Still Wants to Fight Europe on the Beaches
J. Freedland, Guardian
Witness to a Stoning
Tom Stacey, The Spectator
Turning a Blind Eye to Extremism
Charles Moore, Daily Telegraph
An Energy Plan to Impoverish America
Daniel McGroarty, RealClearWorld
The Sham of Arab Democracy
Rami Khouri, Daily Star
Five Reasons China Is Attacking U.S. Technology
Patrick Thibodeau, CIO
The Country That Won the Ukraine Crisis Is...
Mark Katz, GP Square
Hatred of the Jews Rises Again
Greg Sheridan, The Australian
Glasgow, the UK's Sickest City
Lucy Ash, BBC News
Should You Have a Right to Rebel?
Daniel Lansberg-Rodriguez, Atlantic
What Boko Haram Tells Us About al-Qaeda
Robin Simcox, Al Jazeera
What's Up with Saudi Outreach to Iran?
Brandon Friedman, WPR
6 Issues Raised by the U.S.-Taliban Deal
Ramesh Thakur, Japan Times
Harper Smash!
Scott Feschuk, Maclean's
Sunday, June 8
At the 'End of History' Still Stands Democracy
Francis Fukuyama, WSJ
America's Late Imperial Dilemma
Ian Buruma, Project Syndicate
China's Budding Ocean Empire
Robert Kaplan, The National Interest
The Desperate, Brave Faces of Europe's Secret Crisis
Peter Hitchens, Mail
Europe's Wimpy Servility Is Really Wisdom
Stephen Kinzer, Boston Globe
Russia Pushing East Europe into NATO's Arms
Doyle McManus, LA Times
Why Was Putin Invited to Normandy?
Masha Gessen, Washington Post
The Week Golden Dawn Turned Openly Nazi
Helena Smith, The Observer
Why Are Africa's Militaries So Disappointingly Bad?
Michela Wrong, FP
Everyone Loses in UK Election
Mark Gilbert, Bloomberg View
Why the World's Monarchies Endure
John Rees, The Conversation
Urged to Multiply, Iranian Couples Are Dubious
Thomas Erdbrink, NYT
The Killing of Pakistan's Journalists
Kiran Nazish, The Diplomat
100 Days to Make Independence a Reality
Alex Salmond, The Scotsman
Gandhi Was a Crank Before He Was a Saint
Maya Jasanoff, New Republic
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