Week of March 29, 2010 Archives

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Monday, March 29
Blame Game over Sinking of Korean Warship
Donald Kirk, Asia Times
Merkel Abandons Germany's Post-War EU Policy
Der Spiegel
Germany Should Form Its Own Eurozone
Joachim Starbatty, NY Times
U.S. vs. Honduras Democracy
Mary Anastasia O'Grady, Wall St. Journal
What Does Allawi's Victory Mean?
Michael Crowley, The New Republic
Allawi's Next Moves
Michael Hastings, The Daily Beast
Ukraine's Complex Moscow Challenge
Yevgeny Kiselyov, Moscow Times
India Plans to Become a Great Power
N.V. Subramanian, The Diplomat
Google Takes Bricks from Great Wall
Edward Wasserman, Miami Herald
Burma's Junta Divides the Opposition
Simon Roughneen, The Irrawaddy
The Compass: Black Widows Strike | Surge Wars - Obama vs. Bush
Tuesday, March 30
The Euro's Big, Fat Failed Wedding
Gideon Rachman, Financial Times
The Demons Haunting Pope Benedict
Alexander Smoltczyk, Der Spiegel
What's Putin's Move This Time?
Vladimir Kara-Murza, World Affairs
Obama's Illusory New START
Alexander Golts, Moscow Times
China's Real Motives Behind Rio Tinto
Peter Lee, Asia Times
Google's Lonely Stand in China
Richard Cohen, Washington Post
Soothing China-U.S. Relations
Charles Kupchan, Int'l Herald Tribune
Iraq Ruling Elite's Contempt for Voters
Toby Dodge, The Guardian
Paul Bremer Takes a Victory Lap
Tunku Varadarajan, The Daily Beast
Drone Presence Trivialize Afghan War
Cesar Chelala, Japan Times
The Compass: Black Widows, Cont. | Sarkozy in America
Wednesday, March 31
Peace Not Possible If Iran Escapes Real Sanctions
Sarah Palin, Facebook
Case for Western Missile Defence
Anders Fogh Rasmussen, The Guardian
Why Are Chechen Women Dangerous?
Pape, O'Rourke & McDermit, NYT
Russia Must Address North Caucasus Discontent
Rajan Menon, LA Times
Stop Coddling Kim Jong-il
Christian Whiton & Michael Magan, Daily Caller
Waiting for Obama to Sink a Mideast 3-Pointer
Rami Khouri, Daily Star
A Crucial Vote in South Sudan
Michael Gerson, Washington Post
China Suffers from Post-Tiananmen Disorder
Tom Plate, Japan Times
Serbia's Apology Is Not Enough
Harry de Quetteville, Daily Telegraph
Greek Anger Frustrates Eurozone Recovery
E. Metallidis, The National
The Compass: Sarah Palin and Iran | Lady Gaga and Iran | More
Thursday, April 1
Women at the Heart of U.S. Foreign Policy
Hillary Clinton, The Times
Who Is Doku Umarov?
Liz Fuller, Radio Free Europe
The CIA Plot to Sabotage Iran
Reza Aslan, The Daily Beast
Iran Should Be Treated Like Cuba
Bennett Ramberg, Global Post
Helmut Kohl and the Eurozone's Decline
Timothy Garton Ash, L.A. Times
How the Military Moves a War
S. Farrell & E. Bumiller, NY Times
The Carter Doctrine at 30
Andrew Bacevich, World Affairs Journal
Pakistan's Advocates of Justice
Robert Fisk, The Independent
Burma: Another Defeat for Obama
Frida Ghitis, World Politics Review
Thailand's Battle of Attrition
Thitinan Pongsudhirak, Int'l Herald Tribune
The Compass: False Allure of Energy Independence | More RCW Blog
Friday, April 2
General Petraeus, Professor of War
Mark Bowden, Vanity Fair
Are Chechens as Ruthless as Russia?
Melik Kaylan, Forbes
The Alienation of Hamid Karzai
M K Bhadrakumar, Asia Times
Israel Looks at Iran, and Sees Itself
Avner Cohen, Haaretz
Christians Under Threat in Mideast
W. Pruden, Washington Times
Germany Swallows the European Union
John Wyles, European Voice
The End of the U.S.-UK Special Relationship
Daniel Larison, The Week
What Happened to U.S.-Canadian Friendship?
Paul Wells, Maclean's
China's Bubble About to Pop
Sam Baker, Asia Sentinel
Twilight of Liberal Internationalism
W.R. Mead, American Interest
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