Week of July 26, 2010 Archives

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Monday, July 26
Why WikiLeaks Published War Logs
Julian Assange, Der Spiegel
WikiLeaks Should Be Afpak Game-Changer
Leslie Gelb, The Daily Beast
Obama Blames Bush, But That Won't Do
Simon Tisdall, The Guardian
'Brokeback Coalition' Too Cozy for UK's Right
Paul Goodman, Telegraph
Germany Must Lead EU on Iran Sanctions
Heather Robinson, LA Times
The Middle Kingdom's Middle Class
Wellington Chan, Project Syndicate
India Has Limited Afghan Options
M K Bhadrakumar, Asia Times
Russian Spies Were No Laughing Matter
A. Soldatov & I. Borogan, FP
Will Argentina Re-Elect Kirchners?
Jaime Daremblum, Weekly Standard
In Somalia, Talk to the Enemy
Brownyn Bruton, Int'l Herald Tribune
The Compass: Pakistan, Iran and Limits of American Power | More
Tuesday, July 27
Taliban Respond to WikiLeaks
Mushtaq Yusufzai, The Daily Beast
What Do Leaks Really Reveal?
Con Coughlin, Daily Telegraph
Pakistan Has Its Own Battle to Fight
Syed Saleem Shahzad, Asia Times
Reality Check for Obama's Zero Nuke Bid
Nathan Gardels, CS Monitor
U.S. Challenges China in Its 'Lake'
Willy Lam, Asia Sentinel
China Strives to Manipulate World Perception
Stratfor
Iran's Green Re-Revolution
Michael Singh, Foreign Affairs
Somalia's Lessons for Afghanistan
Gideon Rachman, Financial Times
EU Leaders Must Take on Welfare State
Guy Sorman, Japan Times
France Errs with Burqa Ban
Leon Wieseltier, The New Republic
The Compass: Cameron Denounces Israel | WikiLeaks and COIN
Wednesday, July 28
Sun Could Set Suddenly on U.S. Superpower
Niall Ferguson, Australian
China's Soft Power a Threat to the West
Erich Follath, Der Spiegel
Obama Shouldn't Push for Direct Mideast Talks
Aaron David Miller, FP
Do Iraq's Politicians Believe in Iraq?
Ranj Alaaldin, The Guardian
India's Role in an Expanding East Asia
P.S. Suryanarayana, The Hindu
Afghanistan Needs Local Politics, Not Militias
Foust & Meinshausen, WPR
In Defense of the French Burqa Ban
Jean Lesieur, Global Post
Neoconservatism Needed in the West Bank
Andrew Sullivan, The Atlantic
Noble, Criminal Western Democracies
Rami Khouri, Daily Star
Cambodia's Troubled Tribunal
Peter Maguire, Int'l Herald Tribune
The Compass: The Churchill Temptation | Japan's New Subs | More
Thursday, July 29
Syria Looks to Regain Lebanon Hegemony
Michael Young, Daily Star
Pakistan Must Cure Its Aid Addiction
Shahid Javed Burki, Japan Times
The Wrong Reform for Britain
David Miliband, The Guardian
A.Q. Khan's Nuke Network Back in Demand
Eli Lake, Washington Times
Why Israel Must Disengage
Ari Shavit, Haaretz
Gender Alone Won't Help Gillard
Miranda Devine, Sydney Morning Herald
Why Turkey Gets a Cold Shoulder from the EU
Leo Cendrowicz, Time
Juggling India's Rupee
Sudipto Mundle, Times of India
It's Operation Target Ed Miliband in the UK
Mehdi Hasan, New Statesman
The Burqa and the Body Electric
Feisal Mohamed, New York Times
Friday, July 30
Who Thinks America's Cool Again?
Stephen Sestanovich, The New Republic
Save Somalia: Let al-Shabaab Win
Daniel Howden, The Independent
U.S. Starting Asian Space Race?
David Axe, The Diplomat
Abbott Is Getting the Better of Gillard
Dennis Shanahan, The Australian
Islamists Grow Strong in Russian Republic
Matthias Schepp, Der Spiegel
Can We Really Win Afghan Hearts & Minds?
Michelle Price, Asia Sentinel
Maoists Trip Up a Rising India
Eric Randolph, Yale Global
Moscow's Multiple Foreign Policies
Nikolas Gvosdev, National Interest
Trust Gap Remains Between Taiwan, China
Jens Kastner, Asia Times
World Not Ready for Germ Warfare
David Hoffman, Foreign Policy
The Compass: Pakistan's View | Attack in Hormuz | Why We're Losing
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