Week of July 5, 2010 Archives

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Tuesday, July 6
The Mideast's Coming Train Wreck
Dan Senor, The Daily Beast
Petraeus Embarks on Armed Nation Building
Gian Gentile, CS Monitor
The Afghan Team After McChrystal
George Packer, New Yorker
India Ready for a Fight with China
Nitin Gokhale, The Diplomat
IAEA to Keep the Heat on Iran
Gareth Porter, Asia Times
Realism Grips British Foreign Policy
Philip Stephens, Financial Times
UK's Tories Unite with Tea Party
Marc Thiessen, Washington Post
Pope's Conservatives Regain Upper Hand
Ehlers & Schlamp, Der Spiegel
Chavez's Bolivarian Destruction
Jaime Daremblum, Weekly Standard
IOC's Corruption Can't Rival FIFA's
Stefan Fatsis, The New Republic
The Compass: U.S. Forces in Iraq for Long Haul? | Strategic Patience
Wednesday, July 7
Pakistan's Political Cancer Grows
Claude Rakisits, The Australian
America's Missed Opportunity in the Middle East
David Kenner, FP
Lessons for an Israeli-Palestinian Summit
Aaron David Miller, L.A. Times
UAE Diplomat Mulls an Attack on Iran
Eli Lake, Washington Times
Romney's Dumb Critique of Obama's New START
Fred Kaplan, Slate
Pakistan's Competing Jihadists
Praveen Swami, The Hindu
Syria's (Surprising) Good Neighbor Move
Aluf Benn, Haaretz
Why Canada Shouldn't Lecture the World
Eugene Lang, Globe and Mail
Europe's Economic Decadence
James Glassman, Commentary Magazine
Vietnam's China Backlash?
Bridget O'Flaherty, The Diplomat
Thursday, July 8
The Next War in the Middle East
Frida Ghitis, World Politics Review
Iraq's 24/7 Bombings
James Denselow, The Guardian
In Israel, the Noble vs. the Ugly
Nicholas Kristof, New York Times
Is Japan the Next Greece?
Paul Jackson, The Diplomat
At What Cost Victory in Afghanistan?
Matt Yglesias, American Prospect
UK Afghan Pullout the Right Move
Richard Dannatt, Daily Telegraph
Welcome to the Post-Unipolar World
Leon Hadar, Huffington Post
Why Europe Needs Marriage Counseling
Michael Schuman, Time
Why All Soccer Fans Should Root for Spain
Brian Phillips, Slate
Turkmenistan and the 'Virtual' Pipeline
Amanda Paul, Today's Zaman
The Compass: What Norway Tells Us About Terrorism | More
Friday, July 9
The U.S. and Israel: Friends Again?
David Horovitz, Jerusalem Post
No Scandal Like a French Scandal
Mary Dejevsky, The Independent
U.S. Is Still Russia's Primary Adversary
Stratfor
Iran's Weakness: Its Ports
Meir Javedanfar, The Diplomat
From 'New Labour' to Age of Austerity
Paul Kelly, The Australian
U.S.-Russia Reset Hits the Skids
M K Bhadrakumar, Asia Times
Al Qaeda May Return to Iraq
Omar Ashour, Daily Star
Finding the Exit in Afghanistan
Michael Cohen, World Politics Review
Hezbollah Grows Up
Avi Issacharoff, Haaretz
Al Qaeda's Management Problem
Richard Miniter, Daily Beast
RCW Video: Spy Swap | Clinton on Cuba | Norway's Terror Arrest
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