Week of June 14, 2010 Archives

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Monday, June 14
Brits Growing Tired of Obama's Act
Andrew Neil, The Daily Beast
Britain Should Back Down over BP
Clive Crook, Financial Times
German-French Relations on the Rocks
Der Spiegel
U.S. Power Undermined by Crisis
Peter Beinart, Time
Despite Vote, Belgium Won't Fall Apart
John Palmer, The Guardian
U.S.-Japan Ties Need a Reset
Kazuo Ogoura, Japan Times
Russia Peers into Kyrgyzstan's Void
M K Bhadrakumar, Asia Times
Asia Confronts Afghanistan's Drugs
Richard Weitz, The Diplomat
Israelis Resoundingly Back Bibi
David Pollock, Foreign Policy
African Nations Fight Over Nile's Water
Tristan McConnell, Global Post
The Compass: The Costs of a War Against Iran | Israel and Flotilla
Tuesday, June 15
China and a Post-Kim North Korea
Gordon Chang, The Diplomat
Is Son Rising for New Pyongyang Regime?
Andrei Lankov, Asia Times
Kyrgyzstan Crisis and Russian Dilemma
Peter Zeihan, Stratfor
UN Coddles Iran, So Does Obama
Anne Bayefsky, Weekly Standard
Is Obama's Soft Diplomacy Working?
Michael Petrou, Maclean's
Obama Is Mad at BP, Not Britain
Giles Whittell, The Times
Palin and Thatcher, A Perfect Pair
Martin Kettle, The Guardian
Is Merkel's Government About to Crumble?
Der Spiegel
Hapless Burma Isn't Harmless
Christian Caryl, Foreign Policy
South Africa's Great Leap Forward
John Battersby, CS Monitor
The Compass: Obama and Iran's Greens | China's Labour Unrest
Wednesday, June 16
Is Turkey in the Hamas-Hezbollah-Iran Axis?
Tom Friedman, NY Times
The West's Obsession with 'Losing' Turkey
Amanda Paul, Today's Zaman
In Kyrgyz Crisis, Opportunity Knocks
David Ignatius, Washington Post
China Key to Handling North Korea
Will Marshall, U.S. News
Why Iran Will Keep Shelling Iraq
Ranj Alaaldin, The Guardian
Future of EU-Russian Relations
Radoslaw Sikorski, Int'l Herald Tribune
U.S. Role in Changing World
Jamsheed & Carol Choksy, Diplomatic Courier
Decoding Lebanon's Black Political Arts
Rami Khouri, Daily Star
Canada Can Set G8 Agenda
Gordon Smith & Tom Bernes, Globe & Mail
Is Mamata West Bengal's Answer?
Susmita Mukherjee, Times of India
The Compass: Capitalism vs. the State | Somalia 2035 | More
Thursday, June 17
Obama's Big Fat Afghan Dilemma
Joe Klein, Time
Is Iran Truly Building a Nuclear Bomb?
E. Follath & H. Stark, Der Spiegel
Kyrgyzstan: Not Washington's Crisis
Doug Bandow, American Spectator
Kyrgyzstan Needs Outside Help
Erica Marat, Moscow Times
Terrorists Versus Soccer
Adam Serwer, American Prospect
Cameron's Looming Euro Quarrel
Benedict Brogan, Daily Telegraph
Europe and the Two Faces of PM Cameron
Denis MacShane, The Guardian
5 Lessons for Afghanistan Mining
David Sullivan, Global Post
If Jihad Isn't the Enemy, What Is?
Boaz Ganor, Jerusalem Post
The Myth of 'Never Again'
Kofi Annan, International Herald Tribune
The Compass: Is Obama Worse Than Carter? | More RCW Blog
Friday, June 18
America's Hypocritical Outrage
Geoffrey Wheatcroft, The Independent
Israel & the World's Selective Outrage
Barry Cohen, The Australian
Russia, the Unfeeling Hegemon
Jamie Kirchick, World Affairs Journal
Germany Wrestles with Afghan War
Christoph Schwennicke, Der Spiegel
Iran's Next Rival: Turkey
Meir Javedanfar, The Diplomat
South Africa's Grandeur
Roger Cohen, International Herald Tribune
The Tunnel Diplomacy of Hamas
Thanassis Cambanis, Foreign Affairs
Why Isn't China at the World Cup?
Ray Tsuchiyama, Forbes
Russia Must Modernize
Anders Aslund & Andrew Kuchins, Moscow Times
Countries Struggle to Curb Deficits
Ralph Cossa, Japan Times
The Compass: U.S. Views on Afghan War | Letting Others Lead
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