Week of January 11, 2010 Archives

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Monday, January 11
Winning an Afghan Counter-Insurgency
Stanley McChrystal, Der Spiegel
Obama Must Try to Disarm Hezbollah
Simon & Stevenson, Foreign Affairs
Ambition Alone Won't Forge Mideast Peace
Jackson Diehl, Wash. Post
Selling Guns for Peace in Taiwan
Doug Bandow, National Interest
Is the Canadian Parliament Necessary?
Andrew Coyne, Maclean's
Iran's Opposition Spreads to the Heartland
Borzou Daragahi, L.A. Times
A Constitutional Showdown in Argentina
Mary Anastasia O'Grady, WSJ
Wal-Mart and Globalization's Next Wave
Thomas P. M. Barnett, WPR
A Pipeline to Prosperity in Afghanistan
Rob Sobhani, Financial Times
Burma: If Not Nukes, What About Missiles?
Andrew Selth, Lowy Institute
The Compass: Global War on Terror | Is Iran Pre-Revolutionary?
Tuesday, January 12
The New Global Jihadist Elite
Anne Applebaum, Slate
Assassination and Iran's Vulnerability
Meir Javedanfar, The Guardian
Iran's Patriots Aren't Terrorists
Struan Stevenson, Washington Times
China Rocks Global Economic Boat
Wieland Wagner, Der Spiegel
North Korea's Money Troubles
Nicholas Eberstadt, Wall Street Journal
India's Opening with Bangladesh
Philip Bowring, Int'l Herald Tribune
Afghan Attack and Intelligence Challenge
Friedman & Stewart, Stratfor
What Baghdad Can Learn from Beirut
Michael Totten, City Journal
UN Blames Israel First, As Usual
Peter Berkowitz, Weekly Standard
Iceland's Strange Reforms
Althea Legaspi, Foreign Policy
The Compass: Arab's Cold War on Iran | Islamists Copy Leftists
Wednesday, January 13
China's Secret Cyber Terrorism
Gerald Posner, The Daily Beast
A Killer Blow Against U.S.-Iran Ties
Kaveh Afrasiabi, Asia Times
Obama Threatens Israel
Michael Freund, The Jewish Press
Reviewing Data on Afghan Double Agent
Eli Lake, Washington Times
Haiti Needs Everyone's Help
Carolina Saunders, The Guardian
The Saudi View of Iran
David Pollock, Washington Institute
Europe's Post-Copenhagen View of Obama
Steven Hill, IHT
The End of Multilateralism
Gordon Chang, Weekly Standard
From G-20 to Multilateral World Order
Thomas Renard, EU Observer
China: World's Most Keynesian State
Francis Cianfrocca, New Ledger
The Compass: Up to 100,000 Dead in Haiti? | Google vs. China
Thursday, January 14
Haiti Needs a Marshall Plan
Collier & Warnholz, Globe and Mail
Haiti Is a Country Without a Net
Tracy Kidder, New York Times
Israel Needs to Rejuvenate Zionism
Ari Shavit, Haaretz
Iris Robinson Is a Heroine
Melanie Reid, The Times
Obama Misreads Niebuhr's Realism
Joseph Loconte, The American
Anti-Christian Violence in Muslim World
Simon Tisdall, The Guardian
Obama Is Right to Ignore North Korea
Fred Kaplan, Slate
Getting Afghanistan Global Help
M K Bhadrakumar, The Hindu
Restoring U.S. in Latin America
Sabatini & Marczak, Foreign Affairs
Kevin Rudd Has a Friend in Clinton
Greg Sheridan, The Australian
RCW Video: Searching for Survivors | China Defends Censorship
Friday, January 15
Why Can't America Win Wars?
Andrew Bacevich, American Conservative
Ukraine's Road from Democracy
Sergey Sydorenko, Business Week
Will Aid Industry Help Haiti?
Ross Clark, The Times
Obama Must Go to Haiti
Jonathan Zimmerman, Christian Science Monitor
China & the War for Cyberspace
Deibert & Rohozinski, Globe and Mail
Why China Is Pushing Companies Out
Gordon Chang, Forbes
Cameron's National Security Vision
Robert Fox, The Guardian
Two Cheers for China's Climate Obstruction
Bjorn Lomborg, Korea Times
Obama Could Earn Nobel on North Korea Rights
Stanton, New Ledger
Who's Driving the Israeli Bus?
Doron Rosenblum, Haaretz
The Compass: What Next for North Korea? | Why Did China Spy?
RCW Video: Haiti Aftershocks | Aid Pours In | Bodies Pile Up
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