Week of June 9, 2014 Archives

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Monday, June 9
America's Grand Strategy Disaster
William Martel, The National Interest
The One Man Who Stands Against Putin
Jackson Diehl, Washington Post
From China, with Pragmatism
Stephen Asma, New York Times
China's Anti-Americanism Flares
Gordon Chang, Forbes
Syria Spillover a Threat to Jews Everywhere
Moshe Arens, Haaretz
American Jews Splintering on Israel
Rachel Zoll, Times of Israel
Tehran's Chinese Missile Man
Jefferson Morley, The Daily Beast
Brazil's Crime Crisis Worsening
Muggah & de Carvalho, Miami Herald
Fight War Zone Rape
William Hague & Angelina Jolie, The National
Colombia Is Now Exporting Its Security Know-How
Wesley Tomaselli, Ozy
Francis' Misleading Mideast Symbolism
Jonathan Tobin, Commentary
The ISI's Great Game in Afghanistan
Omer Aziz, The Diplomat
Europe, U.S. Don't Want Salmond's Scotland
Tom Gallagher, Telegraph
Meet China's Tony Robbins
Christopher Beam, New Republic
U.S. Ambassador Canadians Loved to Hate
Stephen Kelly, Globe & Mail
Tuesday, June 10
Why the Pakistani Taliban Is Winning
Ishaan Tharoor, Washington Post
Britain Shrinking from the World Stage
Benedict Brogan, The Telegraph
World Cup Fans Face Rough Landing in Brazil
Licon & Barchfield, AP
Will Host Brazil Win the World Cup?
Cesar Chelala, Japan Times
1 Million Chinese Building an Empire in Africa
Howard French, Quartz
Why Vietnam Will Be the Next Nuclear State
Andrew Peek, Fiscal Times
Europe in a Multipolar World
Volker Perthes, Project Syndicate
When Europe's Far Right Was Pan-European
Stephen Cullen, The Convo
Does Scotland Really Want to Be Run by SNP?
Gordon Brown, Guardian
Looking for Saviors in Ukraine
Tim Judah, New York Review of Books
Russia Burdened by Weight of Empire
Vladimir Ryzhkov, Moscow Times
Kabul's City on the Hill
May Jeong, New York Times
China and India, Made for Each Other
William Pesek, Bloomberg View
Is Ontario Becoming the New Quebec?
Konrad Yakabuski, Globe & Mail
Can Spain Save Its Monarchy?
Carlos Alberto Montaner, Miami Herald
Wednesday, June 11
The Real War of Ideas in Iraq
Thomas Friedman, New York Times
The Stunning Return of al-Qaeda
David Ignatius, Washington Post
Venezuela May Finally Be Collapsing
Alvaro Llosa, The National Interest
Three Events That Shaped Our World
Martin Wolf, Financial Times
Why Has Putin Stopped Saber-Rattling?
Georgy Bovt, Moscow Times
How the Taliban Overran Pakistan's Mega-City
Rafia Zakaria, Al Jazeera
Real Reason the West Is So Passive in Syria
Antoine Basbous, Le Temps
The Corleones of the Caspian
Michael Weiss, Foreign Policy
Israel's Opposition Is Hopeless
Ravit Hecht, Haaretz
As Goes Mosul...
Kevin Williamson, National Review
The World Cup Is Run by Mafia-Like Thugs
Jules Boykoff, The Guardian
UK's Intellectuals Ashamed of British Values
Stephen Bush, Telegraph
Will China Rescue America's Coal Industry?
Luiza Savage, Maclean's
Why Germans Play Indian Dress Up
Jason Overdorf, Global Post
We Now Know What Makes Obama Tick
Caroline Glick, Jerusalem Post
Thursday, June 12
America's Legacy in Iraq
Dexter Filkins, The New Yorker
The West Must Align with Iran to Stop Jihadists
Peter Oborne, Telegraph
ISIS Bids for Global Jihad Leadership
Bruce Riedel, Al Monitor
Mosul Falls, Endangering Iraq's Democracy
Nussaibah Younis, NY Times
Will Brazil's Cup Spotlight Burn Too Bright?
Brad Brooks, Associated Press
On the Edge of Civil War in Ukraine
Mike Giglio, BuzzFeed
The Faulty Foundations of American Exceptionalism
Robert Merry, TNI
Why China Won't Eclipse the United States
Ali Wyne, The Daily Beast
The Power of Crowds
Robert Kaplan, Stratfor
Obama Quits Afghanistan
Victor Davis Hanson, National Review
Canada Unprepared for the Grey Tsunami
Jeffrey Simpson, Globe & Mail
Europe Learns Nothing from Tamiflu Scandal
A. Fontanella-Khan, Quartz
On Being Jewish in Erdogan's Turkey
Elhanan Miller, Times of Israel
London Must Choose Uber or Nostalgia
Marc Champion, Bloomberg View
EU-Israel Ties: Hijacked by Settlements?
Jan Techau, Carnegie Europe
Friday, June 13
Who Lost Iraq?
Fareed Zakaria, Washington Post
This Is Barack Obama's Iraq
Max Boot, Weekly Standard
U.S. Drones Won't Solve the Problem in Iraq
Leslie Gelb, The Daily Beast
The Sunni-Shiite Conflict Explodes
David Brooks, New York Times
Iraq and the Illusion of Control
Daniel Larison, American Conservative
Egypt's Shame: Violent Assaults on Women
Margaret Wente, Globe & Mail
The Contest for China's Soul
Dan Blumenthal, The National Interest
China Housing Slump Sparks Fears for Economy
Joe McDonald, AP
How Brazil's Hubris Jeopardized Its World Cup
Tim Padgett, WLRN
China Gets Serious About Soccer
Samuel Chi, The Diplomat
Economic Nationalism Endangers Indonesia
William Pesek, Bloomberg
Britain Must Go Back & Finish the Job in Iraq
John McTernan, Guardian
Iraq Unrest Is Good for Kurds -- and Oil Companies
Steve LeVine, Quartz
India-Pak Proxy War for Afghanistan Looms
Frederic Grare, Ind. Express
Canada Shows the Way on Gun Control Debate
Chris Selley, National Post
Saturday, June 14
Three Reasons to Stay Out of Iraq
Benjamin Friedman, National Interest
Iran's Mideast Strategy Backfires
Michael Young, NOW Lebanon
A Turning Point for the U.S. and Iran?
Robin Wright, New Yorker
The Greatest Threat Since bin Laden
Jamsheed & Carol E.B. Choksy, RCW
U.S. Made Iraq a Jihadist Mess in 53 Steps
Gelling, Kim & McGrath, GP
Obama's 'Mission Accomplished' Moment
Clemens Wergin, Die Welt
Does This Mean bin Laden Won?
Kurt Eichenwald, Newsweek
America's Man Fighting Terror in Africa
Eliza Griswold, New York Times
Old Allies, United Anew
President Obama & PM Abbott, The Australian
The Roar of Europe's Protest Vote
George Will, Washington Post
Israel Elects a One-State President
Gershom Gorenberg, American Prospect
I Was Kim Jong-Il's Poet Laureate
Jang Jin-Sung, New Republic
Web Tightens Around China
Richard Heydarian, Asia Times
Every Coup Has a Silver Lining
Sumati Sivasiamphai, Bangkok Post
The Rise and Fall of Australian Slang
Jon Donnison, BBC News
Sunday, June 15
The Would-Be Peace President's Legacy of War
Charles Moore, Telegraph
Obama, Don't Get Sucked into Iraq War III
Aaron David Miller, CNN
The U.S. Must Put Out This Fire
Frederick Kagan, New York Daily News
5 Principles for a Disintegrating Iraq
Thomas Friedman, New York Times
U.S. Should Have Left Iraq Once Saddam Was Caught
George Jonas, NP
Turmoil Blurring Mideast Borders
Lee Keath & Ryan Lucas, AP
Are Attacks on America Coming?
David Ignatius, Washington Post
Will This Be the Last World Cup?
Jason Cowley, New Statesman
My Search for the Taliban Five
Josh Rogin, The Daily Beast
A Superpower Showdown in Asia
John Hemmings, The National Interest
Israelis Can Try, but They Can't Ignore Occupation
Gideon Levy, Haaretz
Is Beijing Changing Its Policy Toward Christianity?
Peter Berger, TAI
Watch Stephen Harper and Learn
Paul Wells, Maclean's
Britain Has Let Islamists Run Riot
Douglas Murray, The Spectator
How to Live Like a Parisian (If You Can)
Margaret Wente, Globe & Mail
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