Week of November 1, 2010 Archives

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Monday, November 1
Good Tidings Mask Afghan Disaster
Michael Scheuer, The Diplomat
Germany Said No to Stimulus
Christopher Caldwell, Weekly Standard
Putin-Medvedev Fight About to Get Ugly
Vladimir Frolov, Moscow Times
Complex Ties to Saudi Intelligence
Richard Norton-Taylor, The Guardian
Is U.S. Ready for Brazil's New Beginning?
David Rothkopf, Foreign Policy
Rousseff Wants to Build on Lula's Success
Jens Glusing, Der Spiegel
The Death of Argentina's Gambler in Chief
Anna Petherick, NPR
Beware of Iran Sanctions
Hossein Askari, National Interest
Senior Clerics Buck Khamenei Rule
Sahar Namazikhah, Asia Times
Beyond Military Aid for Yemen
Christopher Boucek, Financial Times
Tuesday, November 2
Obama's Chance for Renewal
Geoffrey Garrett, The Australian
Beware of Duplicitous Saudis
Frank Gaffney, Washington Times
Russia's Subtle Afghan Foray
Brian Downing, Asia Times
The Real Cost of China Rising
Margaret Wente, Globe and Mail
Britain Should See Germany as Inspiration
David Gow, The Guardian
UK-France Security Pact Makes Sense
Sean Rayment, Daily Telegraph
Monarch a Guiding Light for UK Politics
Martin Newland, The National
Brazil Has Difficult Choices to Make
Richard Quest, China Post
Multilateralism Comes to Asia
Philip Bowring, Int'l Herald Tribune
What Real Yemenis Want
Steven Sotloff, National Interest
Wednesday, November 3
Will the Election Change Obama's Iran Policy?
Tony Karon, Time
Just Like Europe, America Moves Right
Barbara Martinez, Global Post
Where Turkey Can Help the U.S.
James Kirchick, Radio Free Europe
War Crimes Don't Make War Unjust
Jonathan Zimmerman, LA Times
Netanyahu Close to a New Middle East
Aluf Benn, Haaretz
Afghanistan Will Top Obama's India Trip
Shanthie D'Souza, Rediff
Japan Tested By China-Russia Tie Up
Ko Hirano, Japan Times
British Military's Genetic Mutation
Robert Farley, World Politics Review
Lieberman Dragging Israel Right
Donald Macintyre, The Independent
Charles Taylor's Trial Unravels
Thomas Darnstadt & Jan Puhl, Der Spiegel
The Compass: Foreign Policy and the 2010 Midterms
Thursday, November 4
The World Takes Stock of Obama
George Friedman, Stratfor
How Castro, Chavez Lost the 2010 Election
Jackson Diehl, Washington Post
India's Strategic Future
C. Raja Mohan, Foreign Policy
Fed's Foreign Policy Misstep
Sebastian Mallaby, Council on Foreign Relations
Embracing Lula's Pragmatic Legacy
Ian Bremmer & Chris Garman, IHT
WikiLeaks, Iran and Obama
Reuel Marc Gerecht, Weekly Standard
Iran Guards Speak Against Ahmadinejad
Michael Theodoulou, National
Turkey's New Station in the World
Can Erimtan, Today's Zaman
Canada Must Protect Its U.S. Interests
Gotlieb & Robertson, Globe & Mail
No Alarm Bells over Jakarta's Military Drive
Trefor Moss, Asia Times
The Compass: Will Congress Support America's Wars? | More
Friday, November 5
India Is Still Bush Country
Tunku Varadarajan, Daily Beast
Don't Oversell U.S.-India Ties
Perkovich & Austin, Carnegie Endowment
Why Central Asia Matters
Erich Follath & Christian Neef, Der Spiegel
How to Change North Korea
David Alton, International Herald Tribune
The Sanctions Really Are Hurting Iran
Guy Bechor, Ynet News
Why France Is al-Qaeda's New Target
Olivier Guitta, Global Post
The Promise of Africa's Iron Lady
Helene Cooper, World Affairs Journal
China Fears Drive India, U.S. Bond
Nitin Gokhale, The Diplomat
Burma's Army-Only Election
Hamish McDonald, Sydney Morning Herald
How the G-20 Can Save the World
Jamie Metzl, Project Syndicate
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