Week of April 2, 2012 Archives

Monday, April 2
Is the U.S. Navy Ready to Pivot to Asia?
Robert Haddick, Small Wars
UN Wants Its Own Drones
Michael Rubin, Contentions
Is India Strangling Its Economy?
Shreyasi Singh, Indian Decade?
Why George Galloway Won (or Labour Lost)
Ross McKibbin, LRB Blog
Tuesday, April 3
What China's Leaders Really Think of U.S.
Daniel W. Drezner
Argentina, UK Ought to Have Been Allies
Daniel Hannan, Telegraph Blogs
The Tale of the Giant Spy Blimp
Noah Shachtman, Danger Room
The Global Mania for 'Imposturbs'
Nate Berg, The Atlantic Cities
Wednesday, April 4
Does the U.S. Have More Oil Than Saudi Arabia?
Robert Rapier, Oil Drum
The Curious Realities of the French Election
Mark Urban
An Iran Strike Would Be Self-Defeating
Trita Parsi, Open Zion
Germany's Solyndra Moment
Romina Boccia, The Foundry
Thursday, April 5
Explaining the China Exception
Greg Scoblete, The Compass
Why North Korea's Hidden Gulag Matters
Gordon Chang, Around Asia
Indian Civ-Mil Distrust Nothing New
Shashank Joshi, India Real Time
Imagined Paralysis of the Security Council
Hayes Brown, At Water's Edge
Friday, April 6
Better Iran Ties Could Save Afghanistan
Aaron Ellis, Egremont
Wen's Reforms More Than Just Theater
Russell Moses, China Real Time
Obama, Romney Get Russia Wrong
Julia Pettengill, The Point
Weak Leadership Holds India Back
Hartosh Bal, Latitude
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