Week of September 13, 2010 Archives

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Monday, September 13
Erdogan Wins But Turkey's Deep Divisions Remain
Simon Hooper, CNN
U.S. Needs an Engaged Turkey
Thomas P. M. Barnett, World Politics Review
Palestinians Turn Against Iran
Meir Javedanfar, Jewish Chronicle
Will Female Marines End Afghan War?
Elise Jordan, Marie Claire
Pentagon Gunning for WikiLeaks
Philip Shenon, The Daily Beast
Who Really Wields Power in Russia
David Hearst, The Guardian
Old and New Face Off in Japan
Purnendra Jain, Asia Times
Hillary on Sudan: Too Little, Too Late
Eric Reeves, The New Republic
Will U.S. Win Mexico's Drug War?
Robert Haddick, Foreign Policy
Venezuela on the Brink
James Glassman, Commentary Magazine
The Compass: Bad Options in Afghanistan | U.S. Military Reform
Tuesday, September 14
Al-Qaeda Is Far From Finished
Marc Thiessen, Washington Post
Can Islamism Be Liberal and Democratic?
Max Fisher, The Atlantic
Triumphant Erdogan Eyes Bigger Prize
Robert Tate, Asia Times
U.S. Not Helping Mideast Peace Talks
Mortimer Zuckerman, US News
Does India Want a Stable Pakistan?
Sumit Ganguly, The Diplomat
Burma Finds a Protective Ally in China
Simon Roughneen, ISN
Hong Kong Autonomy in Name Only
Frank Ching, Globe and Mail
A Power Struggle for Egypt's Future
Der Spiegel
Merkel Faces Internal Revolt
Quentin Peel, Financial Times
America in Decline: Becoming Third World
Luiza Savage, Maclean's
The Compass: Values, Interests in Mideast | Turkey and Freedom
Wednesday, September 15
Will There Be Post-Kim Perestroika in Korea?
Albert Weeks, CS Monitor
Ahmadinejad Eyes Constitutional Overhaul
Farideh Farhi, Asia Times
The Limits of Obama's European Popularity
Nyiri & Veater-Fuchs, GMF
Is Sarkozy Weathering His Own Watergate?
John Lichfield, Independent
Torn Turkey, European Turkey
Soner Cagaptay, Hurriyet Daily News
Why Vladimir Putin Is Good for Japan
Tina Burrett, Japan Times
Anti-Roma Racism in Europe
James Goldston, International Herald Tribune
A Blow to U.S. Soft Power in Congo
David Axe, World Politics Review
Saudi Arms Deal Could Be the First of Many
Ulf Laessing, Reuters
An Inconvenient Truth about OPEC
Anas Alhajji, European Voice
RCW Video: U.S. Hiker Freed | Will Iran Try Other Hikers? | More
Thursday, September 16
What Will a Declining America Stand For?
Michael Young, The National
The Chavez Threat
John Bolton, Los Angeles Times
Japan-U.S. Alliance Worth Preserving
Michael Auslin, Wall Street Journal
South Asia Beckons China
M. K. Bhadrakumar, The Hindu
Not a New START, But a Bad START
Peter Brookes, China Post
Countdown to a Showdown in Burma
Frida Ghitis, World Politics Review
Honeymoon Is over for Japan's DPJ
Tsutomu Watanabe, Asahi Shimbun
A New Power Broker Rises in Italy
Rachel Donadio, New York Times
Cameron's Coalition Is Outspending Labour
Jeff Randall, Daily Telegraph
Why Foreign Investors Shun Kenya
Allan Ngugi, Daily Nation
The Compass: End of Obama's Iran Diplomacy? | More
Friday, September 17
Is a U.S.-China War Inevitable?
Ehsan Ahrari, Asia Sentinel
Will Obama Partition Afghanistan?
M K Bhadrakumar, Asia Times
A Cylinder Sparks Iranian Nationalism
Alan Philps, The National
The World According to Castro
Alan Berger, Boston Globe
The Perils of Giving Up West Bank
Caroline Glick, Jerusalem Post
The Perils of Holding West Bank
Gershom Gorenberg, American Prospect
Inside the Mind of Pakistan's Military
Cyril Almeida, Dawn
China Fuels Iran's Global Ambitions
Willem van Kemenade, Yale Global
Can Afghan Voters Save Their Nation?
Ahmad Majidyar, National Review
U.S. at Risk Without Powerful Navy
Seth Cropsey, The American Interest
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