Week of May 17, 2010 Archives

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Monday, May 17
The Risky Business of Afghan Deadline
Peter Beinart, The Daily Beast
No Time for Nation Building in Afghanistan
John Bolton, The Times
The Other European Volcano
Victor Davis Hanson, National Review
Russia Springs Mideast Trap on Obama
Barry Rubin, Jerusalem Post
Talking Turkey in Istanbul
Stephen Walt, Foreign Policy
China's Teachers as Commissars
Jiang Xueqin, The Diplomat
Beijing Eyes Ownership of the Arctic
Brian Bethune, Maclean's
U.S. Engagement with Burma Falters
Brian McCartan, Asia Times
Taliban Reborn as Freedom Fighters
Mustafa Qadri, The Guardian
A Beer from Palestine to Israel
Roger Cohen, Int'l Herald Tribune
Tuesday, May 18
South Korea Charges North with Sinking Ship
Pomfret & Harden, WaPo
Will Iran's Nuke Ploy Backfire?
Michael Adler, The Daily Beast
What the Iran Deal Is Missing
Meir Javedanfar, The Diplomat
Cameron Must Think Again on Afghanistan
Philip Stephens, FT
The Man Who Trained Times Square Bomber
Adnan Khan, Maclean's
Will Deutschmark Make a Comeback in Germany?
Stratfor
How to Make EU's Gamble Pay Off
Barry Eichengreen, Globe and Mail
Asia Rides Out Europe's Crisis
Dominique Dwor-Frecaut, NY Times
Time to Unmask Mexico's Abuses
Jose Miguel Vivanco, Foreign Policy
Somalia: The Perfect Failed State
Clemens Hoges, Der Spiegel
The Compass: Transatlantic Orthodoxy | UK Poll on Coalition
Wednesday, May 19
Thailand's Bitter Divisions Widen
Greg Sheridan, The Australian
Love Israel? Criticize It
Peter Beinart, The Daily Beast
The Kurdish Model Is Working in Iraq
Max Boot, Weekly Standard
Don't Sink Korean Diplomacy
Joel Wit, New York Times
Drop the Arrogance with Iran
Rami Khouri, Daily Star
Nick Clegg's Careful Approach
Julian Glover, The Guardian
Arizona & China's Human Rights Abuses
Jackson Diehl, Washington Post
Russia-Turkey Make Limited Progress
Amanda Paul, Today's Zaman
Where Is Thailand's King?
HDS Greenway, Global Post
What if Aquino Fails in the Philippines?
Miguel Syjuco, Int'l Herald Trib.
The Compass: Has Iran Won? | The Kurdish Model in Iraq | More
Thursday, May 20
Iran's Game of Chicken
David Ignatius, Washington Post
Thailand's Only Hope Is Compromise
T. Pongsudhirak, The Guardian
African Poverty and the Pill
Nicholas Kristof, New York Times
Washington Getting Sidetracked on Syria
Michael Young, Daily Star
China Has No Excuse on North Korea
The Economist
Ukraine Is Not Yet 'Lost'
Tessier-Stall & Zarembo, Int'l Herald Tribune
How Beijing's Billions Are Changing China
E. Feigenbaum, Foreign Policy
China Can Be a Mideast Game-Changer
Avrum Ehrlich, Jerusalem Post
Thailand: Black May Redux?
John Brandon, In Asia
Saving Iraqi Kurdistan
Abe Greenwald, Commentary Magazine
The Compass: Did the U.S. Rush Iran Sanctions? | More RCW Blog
Friday, May 21
Do Leaders Make History?
Paul Kennedy, International Herald Tribune
Why Europe's Rightward Tilt Won't Last
Alex Massie, Foreign Policy
America Needs Israel
Mortimer Zuckerman, US News & World Report
Cooler Relations Good for U.S., Israel
Yonatan Touval, Haaretz
After Violence, Bangkok Seeks Normalcy
Hannah Beech, Time
The Fruits of Weakness
Charles Krauthammer, Washington Post
China's Bad Banks Seeking Cash
Gordon Chang, Forbes
How Britain Can Stop Eating Frogs
Walter R. Mead, American Interest
Turkey & Brazil Show Future of Diplomacy
Ian Lesser, GMF
Curtain Rises on Next Act in Iran
N. Gvosdev, World Politics Review
The Compass: Iran or Greece: Which Matters? | Multipolar America
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