Week of September 27, 2010 Archives

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Monday, September 27
U.S. Stirs Waters in South China Sea
Clifford McCoy, Asia Times
How U.S. Jews Strangle Peace Talks
Peter Beinart, The Daily Beast
Ahmadinejad's Parallel Universe
Reuel Marc Gerecht, Weekly Standard
Ahmadinejad Takes on Mullahs
Jamsheed Choksy, World Politics Review
Is Chavez a Real Threat to U.S.?
Jackson Diehl, Washington Post
Al-Qaeda 2.0 Re-Emerges in Yemen
Ellen Knickmeyer, Global Post
Australian Leadership Battle Goes On
Anthony Fensom, The Diplomat
Despite Chaos, India's Games Will Go On
Salil Tripathi, The National
Ireland's Tailspin Worries Eurozone
Christoph Pauly, Der Spiegel
Why the French Don't Like to Work
Robert Zaretsky, Foreign Policy
The Compass: Japan Gets Tough | FARC Chief Died With His Boots On
Tuesday, September 28
U.S. Must Back Diplomacy with Force
Ilan Berman, Washington Times
Obama Strikes Out on Settlements
Richard Cohen, Washington Post
Moscow Mayor Loses Power Struggle
Benjamin Bidder, Der Spiegel
Kim the Younger Steals the Show
Sunny Lee, Asia Times
China Should Not Resort to Military Solution
Chen Weihua, China Daily
Blaming China Won't Help U.S. Economy
Anatole Kaletsky, NY Times
Will Tigers Return to Sri Lanka?
Ross Tuttle, Foreign Policy
Ed Miliband Must Stick to His Ideology
Polly Toynbee, The Guardian
Endless 9/11 Conspiracy Theory
Arnaud de Borchgrave, New Atlanticist
A Fair Trade for Africa's Diamonds
Jina Moore, Christian Science Monitor
The Compass: China Rising, China Aging | Tax Complaints, Globally
Wednesday, September 29
America Cannot Allow a Nuclear Iran
Sen. Joe Lieberman, CFR
What's Wrong with Russia? Putin
Anders Aslund, Moscow Times
Don't Surrender U.S. Influence to Beijing
Paul Kennedy, Int'l Herald Trib.
China's Naval Build-up Not Over
J. Holmes & T. Yoshihara, The Diplomat
America's Missed Opportunity in Pakistan
David Ignatius, Wash. Post
Will Israel Grab Ahmadinejad if Given the Chance?
Aluf Benn, Haaretz
Russia's Path to NATO
Vladimir Kara-Murza, World Affairs Journal
Is Brazil's Next Prez a Dangerous Amateur?
Mac Margolis, Newsweek
Caspian Region Stuck Between East & West
Amanda Paul, Today's Zaman
Red Ed's New Labour Generation
David Wearing, Le Monde Diplomatique
The Compass: Lieberman on Iran | Happy Brazil | More RCW Blog
Thursday, September 30
Why Pakistan Has Obama Sweating
Michael Crowley, Time
The New Era of Global Cyber Warfare
Peter Beaumont, The Guardian
Rise of the Worldwide Tea Party
Henry Olsen, Weekly Standard
Did Obama Lose Lebanon?
Frida Ghitis, World Politics Review
Iran Must Be More Transparent on Nukes
Abdullah Gul, CS Monitor
Russia's U-turn on Arms Sale May Hurt
Vladimir Radyuhin, The Hindu
Only Sustained Cuts Can Keep Ireland Afloat
Arthur Beesley, Irish Times
Why a Sham Vote May Be Good for Burma
Acemoglu & Robinson, FP
Labour Picked the Right Miliband
Steve Richards, The Independent
David Miliband: What Might Have Been
Prince & Rayner, Daily Telegraph
Friday, October 1
Who's Behind Computer Assault on Iran?
David Kay, National Interest
Why China's Communists Like Confucius
D. Gardner, Los Angeles Times
Ecuador's Coup That Wasn't
Joel Hirst, Council on Foreign Relations
In Brazil, a Fight for Lula's Legacy
Jens Glusing, Der Spiegel
U.S. Missing Out on the New Cuba
Julia Sweig, Int'l Herald Tribune
How India Can Turn the Tables on China
M K Bhadrakumar, The Hindu
Don't Give Up on Ireland Just Yet
Hamish McRae, The Independent
Sarkozy's Expulsions and France's Dark History
Corinne Mellul, Haaretz
Japan, Not China, At Fault for Rising Tensions
Peter Lee, Asia Times
The Problem in Yemen? Its President
Ellen Knickmeyer, Foreign Policy
The Compass:  Red Lines | India Rising | Virtual Collateral Damage
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