Week of December 29, 2014 Archives

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Monday, December 29
The Tragedy of the U.S. Military
James Fallows, Atlantic
England Needs to Save Scotland from Itself
Bruce Anderson, Telegraph
Cheap Oil: A Pox on the Bad Guys
Paul Sheehan, Sydney Morning Herald
The Odd Evolution of Bogota's Marxist Mayor
C. de la Torre, Worldcrunch
China's Vulnerable Economy
Peter Drysdale, East Asia Forum
What the NSA Cannot Decrypt
Spiegel
Teaching the Art of the Essay in North Korea
Geoffrey Cain, Global Post
Gazprom's Europe Monopoly Falters
Paul Roderick Gregory, Forbes
India and the Right to Suicide
Jerry Pinto, New York Times
A Catastrophic Year for Malaysia in Flight
Adam Minter, Bloomberg View
Easy Money Flees Emerging Markets
Alan Beattie, Financial Times
The Town with 3 Days of Christmas
Yolande Knell, BBC
Tuesday, December 30
Russia's anti-American Rage
Mikhail Klikushin, New York Observer
The (Syrian) South Will Rise Again
D. Rand & N. Heras, Foreign Policy
Sweden's Cultural Suicide-by-Immigration
Daniel Pipes, National Review
800 Years of Magna Carta
Economist
Ariel Sharon's Great Mistake
Shia Altman, Times of Israel
Supporting Cuban Freedom
Crawford & Chougule, The Commentator
Oil Price Fall Has Harsh Consequences for Africa
Amadou Sy, Brookings
Reinventing the World-Class City
Pooja Bhatia, Ozy
7 Awful, Underreported Conflicts
Ishaan Tharoor, Washington Post
Democratic Progress, Populist Regression in India
A. Mishra, First Post
The Eurozone's Problem: Its Voters
Gideon Rachman, Financial Times
Putinism Struggles to Survive
Nikolas Gvosdev, National Interest
Putin's Diplomatic Winning Streak
Richard Weitz, Project Syndicate
Understanding Greece's Snap Election
Kevin Lees, Suffragio
Wednesday, December 31
A Trojan Horse for the Castro Regime
Fabio Rafael Fiallo, RealClearWorld
Gaza Is Nowhere
Roger Cohen, New York Times
The Top 5 Events of 2014
George Friedman, Stratfor
The U.S. Mocks Palestinian Aspirations Again
M. Bishara, Al Jazeera
Palestinians Show Yet Again They Want no State
Roger Simon, PJ Media
Yemen May Soon Share Iraq and Syria's Fate
Faisal Al Yafai, The National
Pakistan Needs to Attack Militancy at Its Source
Zahid Hussain, Dawn
Time to Squash the ISIS Locusts
Benny Avni, New York Post
Russia's Rebel-in-Chief Stirs up Trouble
Anna Nemtsova, Daily Beast
Male Belly Dancing Stages Comeback in Turkey
P. Tremblay, Al-Monitor
Kazakhstan's President Rules the Airwaves
Paolo Sorbello, The Diplomat
The Eternal Politics of Outbreaks
Calloway Scott, The Verge
China Risks a Lost Decade
William Pesek, Bloomberg View
The Coming Energy Crisis
Dan Steffens, Oil Price
Couchsurfing in Iran
Sandra Keil, Die Welt
Thursday, January 1
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brockway, RealClearWorld
The Top Story of 2014: America Is Back
David Rothkopf, Foreign Policy
A Look at Washington's Secret Russia Outreach
Josh Rogin, Bloomberg
How China Sees World War I
Lyle Goldstein, National Interest
A Saudi Succession, Full of Pitfalls
S. Henderson, Washington Institute
Time for Strategic Clarity on North Korea
Christopher Hill, PS
A Game-Changing Year for Nepal
Sujeev Shakya, East Asia Forum
15 World Elections to Watch in 2015
Kevin Lees, Suffragio
The U.S. Still Has Israel's Back
Joshua Keating, Slate
The Sad Beauty of Cold War Infrastructure
Sarah Eberspacher, The Week
Texas Ready to do Business in Cuba
A. Corchado, Dallas Morning News
How to Save the World in 2015
Michael Petrou, Maclean's
Losing the Political Center in the UK
Anne McElvoy, The Guardian
Friday, January 2
Nylons for Nothing in Cuba
Charles Krauthammer, Washington Post
How Obama Failed the World
Andrew Bacevich, The Spectator
Egyptian Women Rise to the Top in Karate
Laura Dean, Global Post
The Election All of Greece Stands to Lose
Alex Katsomitros, The European
Crimea Must Come at a Cost
Mark Galeotti, International Policy Digest
How Palestinians Have Failed Palestine
Ghazi Hamad, Times of Israel
China's Friend in Need
Rebecca Fabrizi, East Asia Forum
Tolstoy's Guide to a Happy Life
Roman Krznaric, BBC
Cuba's Turn: Mao, not Gorbachev
D. Acevedo Carmona, Worldcrunch
Deja vu for Europe in 2015
Sara Miller Llana, Christian Science Monitor
Lessons from a Tragedy in Shanghai
Adam Minter, Bloomberg View
The Age of Netanyahu
David Brooks, New York Times
Here's How Easy It Is to Go Fight in Syria
Catherine Herridge, Fox News
Where Will the Workers Go?
Nouriel Roubini, Project Syndicate
Saturday, January 3
10 Wars to Watch in 2015
Jean-Marie Guehenno, Foreign Policy
Does the ISIS Fight Need More Spies?
Kimberly Dozier, Daily Beast
Gulf Arabs' Branding Problem
Rashmee Roshan Lall, The National
Miles to go for India's Prime Minister
Sadanand Dhume, WSJ
Sri Lanka's Violent Buddhists
Rohini Mohan, New York Times
Chinese President Showing Off His Softer Side
Joshua Keating, Slate
Europe's Ethical Dilemma Over Migrants
Richard Hamilton, BBC
Why Putin Appeals to Some in Western Europe
Andrea Mammone, Reuters
Turkey Helping Russia Instead of NATO
Michael Rubin, Commentary
Humanitarian Disaster Looming in Eastern Ukraine
Lev Golinkin, LA Times
Fight Over the UK's Existence Just Getting Started
Charles Moore, Telegraph
Obama's Misplaced Faith in Cuba
John Sununu, Boston Globe
Could Cuba Strategy Work on North Korea?
Ted Galen Carpenter, NI
Sunday, January 4
How Russia Can Bounce Back this Year
Nikolas Gvosdev, National Interest
America Is Losing the Innovation Race
Fareed Zakaria, Washington Post
New NK Sanctions Have Little to Do with Sony
John Grisafi, NK News
The Unflinching Cruelty of the Kremlin
Miriam Elder, BuzzFeed
China's Smartphone Billionaire
Charles Clover, Financial Times
Arab Spring Prompts Mass Migration
Patrick Kingsley, The Guardian
U.S. Needs to Learn from Failure
Mary Sanchez, Winnipeg Free Press
Unsophisticated Iran Approach Is Dangerous
J. Simpson, Globe & Mail
A Cruel Snub of France's President
Economist
China's Arctic Ambitions
Andreas Kuersten, The Diplomat
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