Week of May 10, 2010 Archives

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Monday, May 10
Brown, Blair and Labour's Legacy in Britain
Anthony Giddens, CS Monitor
China's Troubling Friendship with North Korea
Fred Hiatt, Wash. Post
Cool Heads Can Deter North Korea
Leif-Eric Easley, China Post
Is China Headed for a Crash?
Philip Bowring, International Herald Tribune
What Makes Pakistan So Anti-American?
Pervez Hoodbhoy, The Hindu
A New "New Europe" Is Emerging
Michael Moran, Global Post
Clegg Right to Cozy Up to Cameron
John Rentoul, The Independent
Forget Gordon Brown - Focus on Economy
Boris Johnson, Daily Telegraph
Can Karzai's Brother Help in Afghanistan?
Elise Jordan, Daily Beast
Philippines Votes in the Shadow of Gunmen
Simon Roughneen, Asia Times
The Compass: What's the Biggest Threat Facing the U.S.? | More
Legatum Index: Will the UK Rise in Prosperity?
Tuesday, May 11
Gordon Brown Resigns as British Prime Minister
BBC News
Time for Greece to Play By EU Rules
Anne Applebaum, Washington Post
Talking to the Taliban
James Dobbins, International Herald Tribune
U.S.-Afghan Relationship Looking Bleak
Blake Hounshell, Foreign Policy
Follow Ireland's Lead on Debt
Bronwen Maddox, The Times
What My Prison Sentence Tells Us About Iran
Maziar Bahari, Newsweek
Israel Must Pry Syria Away from Iran
Yoel Marcus, Haaretz
Accepting Israel as the Jewish State
Daniel Pipes, National Review
Australia's Rudd Mining for Taxes
Alan Goodall, Japan Times
Kyrgyzstan: Satellite of Hate
James Kirchick, Tablet Magazine
The Compass: What Do Britons Want? | Obama's Defense Cuts | More
Wednesday, May 12
Cameron Has Forever Changed UK Politics
Daniel Finkelstein, The Times
Make or Break Time for the Lib Dems
Greg Sheridan, The Australian
Doing Nothing Not an Option on North Korea
Daniel Pinkston, Global Post
Greece's Protesters Are Right
Mark Weisbrot, Int'l Herald Tribune
From U.S. to Thailand, Elites Are Under Siege
Ian Buruma, Daily Star
Nick Clegg Is No Pushover
Jackie Ashley, The Guardian
Reform May End Cameron-Clegg Pact
E. Heathcoat-Amory, Daily Mail
Can Lula Mediate the Iran Standoff?
Sean Goforth, World Politics Review
Guns of August in the Middle East?
Stanley Kober, RealClearWorld
Faisal Shahzad: The Making of a Terrorist
Robert Wright, New York Times
The Compass: Times Square & Counterinsurgency | More RCW Blog
RCW Video: Cameron and Clegg Press Conference | More Video
Thursday, May 13
The Case for the New START Treaty
Robert Gates, Wall Street Journal
A Mideast Crisis Could Paralyze UK Coalition
D. Peled, Guardian
A Turning Point in Thailand
Christopher Johnson, Japan Times
The Old Guard Returns to UK Rule
William Underhill, Newsweek
China Winning Green Arms Race
John Naish, New Statesman
The Last Chance for a Strong Euro
Henrik Muller, Der Spiegel
China, U.S. Tangle for Mideast Influence
Richard Heydarian, Asia Times
Turkey Struggles to Be a Major Player
Stratfor
Japan Doesn't Need American Defense
Doug Bandow, National Interest
What States Without Nukes Want
Micah Zenko, CS Monitor
Friday, May 14
No Easy Road Ahead for Cameron and Clegg
Roger Cohen, New York Times
The UK Has Massive Problems
Conrad Black, National Review
Brazil a New Player in Nuclear Chess Game
Tony Karon, Time
Greek Tragedy First Act of Long Global Drama
Alan Philps, The National
Europe Only Postpones Day of Reckoning
David Ignatius, Washington Post
Afghanistan's Governance Problem
Gregg Carlstrom, Al Jazeera
Why a Palestinian Boycott Worries Israel
Dan Ephron, Newsweek
How Kevin Rudd Lost His Nerve
Peter Hartcher, Sydney Morning Herald
India and Australia: Natural Allies
Rory Medcalf, Times of India
Time to Pull the UN Out of Congo? Not So Fast
Fabienne Hara, CS Monitor
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