Week of November 8, 2010 Archives

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Monday, November 8
The Ever Ominous Chinese Bogeyman
Thomas P. M. Barnett, WPR
China Unlikely to Budge on Currency
Robert Samuelson, Washington Post
Turkey Will Pay Price for Opportunism
Michael Singh, Foreign Policy
Arabs' Worst Enemy Is Themselves
Walter Rodgers, CS Monitor
Dejected Burmese Giving Up Hope
The Diplomat
China Has Role in Burma's Future
Kate Allen, Daily Telegraph
Young Kim Ready to Ascend to Throne
Sunny Lee, Asia Times
Will Berlusconi Get the Boot?
Barbie Latza Nadeau, The Daily Beast
Beware of Talking to Iran's Mullahs
Hossein Askari, National Interest
Luck Alone Won't Stop al-Qaeda
Thomas Friedman, New York Times
Tuesday, November 9
Obama Does Right by India
Rich Lowry, New York Post
Obama Plays With India's Angst
Ann Packer, The New Republic
China, U.S. on G-20 Collision Course
Donald Kirk, Asia Times
Time to Work With Burmese People
Lee Jones, The Australian
Austerity Lessons From Britain
Piotr Brzezinski, National Review
Merkel Is Scared of Immigrant Threat
Geert Wilders, Der Spiegel
Ukrainian Women Protest Putin
Alexander Motyl, World Affairs Journal
Building a Bridge on Subcontinent
Mansoor Ijaz, Financial Times
How to Win Back Pakistan
Michael O'Hanlon, Foreign Policy
World Revolts Against Bernanke's QE2
Larry Kudlow, RealClearMarkets
The Compass: Islamic Finance and Microfinance | China vs. U.S. Navy
Wednesday, November 10
Obama's Tour: The Dragon in the Room
Hannah Beech, Time
No, Turkey Isn't Turning 'Islamist'
Mustafa Akyol, Daily Star
Could Jews Live in a Palestinian State?
Ray Hanania, Jerusalem Post
Israel Must Establish Red Lines With U.S.
Ari Harow, Ynet News
Ireland's Fate Tied to Doomed Banks
Charles Forelle & David Enrich, WSJ
Balkans Can Still Be Lost
Soren Jessen-Petersen & Daniel Serwer, IHT
Morals Won't Bring Down Berlusconi
Alexander Smoltczyk, Der Spiegel
North Korea Is an Environmental Wreck
Bailey Culp, Korea Times
Gates an Asset Obama Can't Afford to Lose
Greg Sheridan, The Australian
U.S. Loses Out to China in Cambodia
Sam Campbell, Asia Sentinel
The Compass: How China Views Island Disputes | No Plan B?
Thursday, November 11
Why Republicans Must Pass START
Robert Kagan, Washington Post
Obama's Dangerous Nuclear Illusions
Roger Cohen, Int'l Herald Tribune
Uncle Sam Hobbles to the G-20
Alan Philps, The National
Obama's Top 10 Foreign Policy Headaches
Josh Rogin, Foreign Policy
Pakistan Pushes Toward China
Syed Saleem Shahzad, Asia Times
Currency: New Global Weapon of Choice
Song Ho-keun, JoongAng Daily
South Korea: Asia's Latest Economic Miracle
Michael Schuman, Time
Can UPS and FedEx Beat the Terrorists?
Traufetter & Ulrich, Der Spiegel
Is America Fighting al-Qaeda in Gaza?
Frida Ghitis, World Politics Review
Return of the Republican Hawks
Matthew Yglesias, The American Prospect
The Compass: Jefferson a Nation-Builder? | China's Growth | More
Friday, November 12
The World Talks Back to the U.S.
Steven Hill, International Herald Tribune
Four Lessons from Iraq's New Government
Tony Karon, Time
Obama's Nuclear Fantasies Endanger U.S.
Ariel Cohen, National Interest
The Cost of America's Free Lunch
Daniel Gros, European Voice
Ireland Has Been Betrayed By the EU
Jeremy Warner, Daily Telegraph
Obama's Salesman Approach
Nikolas Gvosdev, World Politics Review
Israel May Not See Relief After Midterm
Yossi Alpher, Jerusalem Post
BRICs Start to Tilt Global Playing Field
Kevin Rafferty, Japan Times
Obama Changing Asia's Status Quo
Kuldip Nayar, Dawn
Israel Debates Its Identity
Jon Bernstein, New Statesman
The Compass: Micro-Managing Iraq | American Exceptionalism | More
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