Week of July 19, 2010 Archives

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Monday, July 19
Should Israel Bomb Iran?
Reuel Marc Gerecht, Weekly Standard
Moving On in Afghanistan
Anders Fogh Rasmussen, Int'l Herald Tribune
Germany's New Economic Miracle
Der Spiegel
Canada Is a French Country
Andrew Coyne, Maclean's
Is Egypt on the Brink of Collapse?
Theodore May, Global Post
Africa Is Making Compelling Progress
Steve Killelea, CS Monitor
Japan's Notorious Unit 731 Rears Its Ugly Head
Iain Mills, Asia Times
The South Korean Nuclear Issue
Richard Weitz, The Diplomat
Georgia Clings to Its EU Dreams
Matthew Collin, Moscow Times
Women Fear Rollbacks in Kabul
Gayle Tzemach Lemmon, The Daily Beast
The Compass: How Americans View Cuban Embargo | More
Tuesday, July 20
Why Israel Shouldn't Bomb Iran (Yet)
Barry Rubin, The Diplomat
What Next for Special Relationship?
Matt Brown, Politico
Cameron's Illiberal 'Big Society'
Richard Grayson, The Guardian
China's Aid Scam in Africa
Jack Chow, Foreign Policy
Two Wars and America's Hour of Truth
Ullrich Fichtner, Der Spiegel
Russian Foreign Policy Top 10 Events
Fyodor Lukyanov, Moscow Times
Who's Winning Eastern Europe's Great Game?
Katinka Barysch, CER
Nervous Pakistan on Knife's Edge
Syed Saleem Shahzad, Asia Times
West Invests Hope in Qaddafi's Son
Eliza Griswold, The New Republic
Will Somalia's Peace Process Work?
David Cameron, Globe and Mail
The Compass: GOP's Realist Mojo | Wary of China's Growth
Wednesday, July 21
Obama's Turnabout on Mideast Settlements
Aluf Benn, Haaretz
Hamid Karzai's Newest Lie
Stephen Kinzer, The Daily Beast
A Power Struggle for Cuba's Future?
Manfred Ertel, Der Spiegel
Rivals Unite to Stop Maliki
Phil Sands, The National
Time for NATO & Russia to Cooperate
Nunn, Ivanov & Ischinger, IHT
Next Labour Leader Could Be PM in a Year
Simon Heffer, Daily Telegraph
Cameron's 'Big Society' Needs Religion
Adrian Pabst, The Guardian
Daniel Ortega's Cult of Personality
Tim Rogers, Global Post
Cuban Dissidents Don't Want Sanctions Lifted
Jackson Diehl, Wash. Post
Drugs Shaping Brazil's Foreign Policy
Roque Planas, World Politics Review
The Compass: Did the Iraq War Radicalize Muslims? | More
Thursday, July 22
Beijing's Fragile Global Swagger
Steve Clemons, The Diplomat
In Kosovo, Lessons in Nation-Building
Peter Baker, New York Times
Iran Wins a Round in Iraq
Mohamad Bazzi, NY Daily News
An Electoral Dry Run Down Under
E.J. Dionne, Washington Post
What Merkel, Sarkozy and Bush Have in Common
Stratfor
Kashmir and the Poverty of Politics
Happymon Jacob, The Hindu
The World's Increasing Hunger for Coal
Dohmen, Jung & Wagner, Spiegel
Neocons Versus Nonproliferation
Matthew Yglesias, American Prospect
When (and Why) Arabs Tweet
Rami Khouri, International Herald Tribune
Regime Change Coming to Belarus?
David Marples, Eurasia Daily Monitor
The Compass: Debating New START | Containing China | More
Friday, July 23
Obama's America and the World
Strobe Talbott, Yale Global
U.S. Must Wake Up to Indonesia
Philip Bowring, Int'l Herald Tribune
The Coming End of Islamic Fascism in Iran
Reza Kahlili, Forbes
Why Obama Won't Attack Iran
Steve Clemons, Washington Note
India & Pakistan: The Hawks Have Won
Cyril Almeida, Dawn
Iraq: The Impasse
Joost Hiltermann, New York Review of Books
U.S. Planning Soviet Style Exit from Afghanistan
Nikolas Gvosdev, WPR
No Rush to Intervene in Sudan
Marc Gustafson, Christian Science Monitor
Why Ban Ki-Moon Must Go
James Traub, Foreign Policy
How Israel Settles
Gershom Gorenberg, American Prospect
The Compass: Karzai Approval Sinks | Best Paid Heads of State | More
RCW Video: Clinton Meets ASEAN | U.S., Indonesia Partner | More
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