Week of October 18, 2010 Archives

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Monday, October 18
Game Changer in U.S.-Pakistan Relations
Mansoor Ijaz, CS Monitor
U.S., China Share Blame in Currency War
Felipe Larrain, Financial Times
China's Leadership Shakeup? Mostly Hot Air
Kent Ewing, Asia Times
The Toughest Jobs in Afghanistan
Christopher Beam, Slate
The Benefits of Off-Shore Balancing
Robert Pape, RealClearWorld
New Rules for Asian Security
Thomas Barnett, World Politics Review
'Genocide' Thorn in U.S.-Turkey Ties
C. Cem Oguz, Hurriyet Daily News
U.S. Pragmatism on Sudan Fading
Simon Tisdall, The Guardian
Bloggers Trash Putin's New Mayor
Victor Davidoff, Moscow Times
Hitler Exhibit: A Missed Opportunity
David Crossland, Der Spiegel
The Compass: Costs, Constraints of Suicide Attacks | Great Game 2.0
Tuesday, October 19
Why U.S. Can't Find Osama Bin Laden
Peter Bergen, CNN
Breaking the U.S.-Pakistan Logjam
H.D.S. Greenway, Int'l Herald Tribune
How Hezbollah Comes to Rule Lebanon
Christopher Hitchens, Slate
Planned Moscow Mosque Sparks Backlash
Maxim Kireev, Der Spiegel
China Kicks Reform Down the Road
Drew Thompson, National Interest
Chinese Complicity in Darfur Genocide
Eric Reeves, Sudan Tribune
Egypt Feeds Copts to Muslim Lions
Raymond Ibrahim, Hudson New York
Sadr Emerges as Big Winner in Iraq
Pepe Escobar, Asia Times
The Anglosphere Can Lead the World
Madhav Nalapat, The Diplomat
Don't Blame Leaks on WikiLeaks
Steven Aftergood, Foreign Policy
The Compass: Obama's Pakistan Charm Offensive | More
Wednesday, October 20
Britain Redefines Role of Government
Hamish McRae, The Independent
Germany's Awkward Multiculturalism
Oliver Hartwich, The Australian
A Failure to Assimilate Is Not All Bad
Henryk Broder, Der Spiegel
Time to Tighten Screws on North Korea
Bruce Klingner, Asia Times
The Mighty Taliban Keep Coming Back to Life
Rafia Zakaria, Dawn
Obama's UN Engagement Swindle
Anne Bayefsky, National Review
Inside China's Mineral Monopoly
David Case, Global Post
Chile's Lessons in Leadership
Jeffrey Sachs, International Herald Tribune
Sayyid Qutb and the Jews
Benny Morris, The National Interest
Why Is the World Afraid of Nuclear Power?
David Ropeik, Moscow Times
The Compass: NATO: Integrate or Disintegrate | Courting East Europe
Thursday, October 21
Mideast Talks Will Almost Certainly Fail
Roger Cohen, New York Times
Will China Be a Global Superpower?
Frida Ghitis, World Politics Review
Osborne Insists Britain Sober Up
Jeremy Warner, Daily Telegraph
Is Mexico Winning the War in Tijuana?
William Finnegan, New Yorker
Tea Party Candidates Diverge on Foreign Policy
Scott Conroy, RCP
China's Rare Earths Monopoly
Gal Luft & Yaron Vorona, Washington Times
Chile's Lessons in Leadership
Jeffrey Sachs, International Herald Tribune
Understanding Angela Merkel
Thomas Kleine-Brockhoff, GMF
Has Germany Come to Terms With Past?
Jan-Werner Mueller, Guardian
India's BJP Must Turn Right to Win
Ashok Malik, Times of India
The Compass: Who Killed the Monroe Doctrine? | More RCW Blog
Friday, October 22
How American Power Falls
Stephen King, International Herald Tribune
Riding With Insurgents Along the Af-Pak Border
H. Kazim, Der Spiegel
Britain Now Vulnerable to Global Enemies
Con Coughlin, Daily Telegraph
France Strikes, Britain Remains Silent
Anne Applebaum, Washington Post
Knowing Islam from Islamist
Hayri Abaza & Soner Cagaptay, Newsweek
Turkey & China Forge Closer Ties
Mehmet Ozkan, World Politics Review
What's Paralyzing Benjamin Netanyahu?
Ari Shavit, Haaretz
End of Britain's Post-Imperial Ambition
Philip Stephens, Financial Times
Canada's Liberals Short on Solutions
Andrew Coyne, Maclean's
Celebrating India's Moon Moment
Pallava Bagla, The Hindu
The Compass: How India Sees U.S., Pakistan | The Great Arctic Game
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