October 25, 2010 Archives

Week of October 25, 2010 Archives

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Monday, October 25

What U.S. Gets Right About Pakistan

Richard Weitz, The Diplomat

Iran Relations Spawn New World Order

Kaveh Afrasiabi, Asia Times

Fear of China Drives Russian Policy

Richard Lourie, Moscow Times

Britain Must Keep Its Nuclear Arsenal

Boris Johnson, Daily Telegraph

French Spending Coming Home to Roost

James Traub, Foreign Policy

Merkel Surrenders to Sarkozy in Eurozone Fight

Der Spiegel

Turkey Drifts Away From the West

Roger Cohen, Int'l Herald Tribune

Iraq War Through Soldiers' Eyes

Christopher Hitchens, Slate

Burma's Sham Elections

Waihnin Pwint Thon, The Guardian

How China Reconciles With Itself

Thomas Barnett, World Politics Review

Tuesday, October 26

New Iraq Coalition Reveals U.S. Failure

Gareth Porter, Asia Times

Rumsfeld Lied ... But How Much

Ellen Knickmeyer, Foreign Policy

Anti-Muslim Fervor Propels Europe's Right

Anthony Faiola, Wash. Post

Merkel's Message to West: Don't Be Afraid

Seth Cropsey, Pajamas Media

Can New Turkey Transform Mideast?

Michael Desch, National Interest

A New Beginning for Greece

Jeffrey Sachs, International Herald Tribune

Why Iraq Regime Wants Aziz Dead

Mark Seddon, The Guardian

How Not to Win Afghans' Hearts and Minds

Jean Mackenzie, Global Post

India's Free Press Illusion

Abraham George, The Diplomat

Who Cares If Burma Vote Is 'Free and Fair'?

Aung Zaw, The Irrawaddy

The Compass: Most Corrupt Countries | Losing Europe to Russia

Wednesday, October 27

France the Morose

Dominique Moisi, International Herald Tribune

Don't Push China Hard on Currency

Gary Hufbauer, The National Interest

U.S.-Korea Free Trade Would Boost Security

Doug Bandow, Korea Times

Let Russia Partner on Missile Defense

Anatoly Serdyukov, Der Spiegel

UK Budget Cuts Sink the Royal Navy

David Axe, World Politics Review

The Dangers of Duplicating Iraq in Afghanistan

Jason Motlagh, Time

A Wrong-Headed Counterinsurgency Backlash

J. Dobbins, Foreign Affairs

How Turkey & Israel Can Mend Ties

Aluf Benn, Haaretz

How Obama Could Help Himself in India

David Karl, Asia Sentinel

Turkey Links Foreign Policy & Democracy

Gulnur Aybet, Today's Zaman

Thursday, October 28

How to Fix the Middle East - Without Talks

Gadi Taub, New Republic

Too Early to Call China a Superpower

Malcolm Rifkind, The Diplomat

Is Germany the Euro's Big Winner?

Hans-Werner Sinn, Wall Street Journal

A New Economics for the EU

Adrian Pabst, The Guardian

Kirchner's Death Marks End of Era

Andres Oppenheimer, Miami Herald

Should U.S. Worry as Latin America Blooms?

Gregory Clark, Japan Times

Where Are America's Ambassadors?

Joshua Walker, Global Post

Are Republicans Running Against Europe?

Sean Mulvaney, GMF

U.S. Should Free Jonathan Pollard

Lawrence Korb, Los Angeles Times

The Compass: An Offer Iran Can Refuse | More RCW Blog

Friday, October 29

A Different Story Emerges from Pakistan

H. D. S. Greenway, Boston Globe

What if Palestinians Declare Statehood?

David Horovitz, Jerusalem Post

A Scramble for Asia

Brahma Chellaney, Project Syndicate

Bin Laden's at the Top of His Game

Michael Scheuer, The National Interest

China Returning to Maoist Roots

Iain Mills, World Politics Review

Russia vs. Its History

Maxim Trudolyubov, International Herald Tribune

Why Is Burma Even Holding an Election?

Sebastian Strangio, Slate

Hardball in UN Security Council

John Metzler, Korea Times

Looking Beyond Sudan's Perilous Vote

Zach Vertin, Global Post

Silvio Berlusconi's Last Stand

Peter Popham, New Statesman

The Compass: Normalizing History | Least Secure Regions | More