Week of January 31, 2011 Archives

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Monday, January 31
The End of the Israel Excuse
Roger Cohen, International Herald Tribune
Obama Failed to Fulfill His Mideast Promise
David Kramer, Der Spiegel
Obama Must Back Mubarak
Barry Rubin, Christian Science Monitor
The Great Kabul Bank Heist
Dexter Filkins, New Yorker
How Arab Shame Drives Revolutions
Christopher Hitchens, Slate
How Food Riots Start
Evan Fraser & Andrew Rimas, Foreign Affairs
Is Syria Next Domino to Fall?
Hugh MacLeod, Global Post
U.S. Needs Strategy for Political Islam
Matthew Duss, American Prospect
An Israeli Opportunity In Lebanon's Crisis
Meir Javedanfar, The Atlantic
BRIC's Big Spenders Will Save the West
Jim O'Neill, Daily Telegraph
The Compass: Chinese Media & Top Gun | Will Egypt Split U.S. & Israel?
Tuesday, February 1
West Shouldn't Mourn for Mubarak
Max Boot, Wall Street Journal
Obama's Wrong Message to Arab World
Adrian Hong, CS Monitor
Israel Faces Danger in Every Direction
David Horovitz, Daily Telegraph
A Glimmer of Hope Over Iran
Robert Dreyfuss, The Diplomat
U.S. Getting More Realistic on China
Frank Ching, China Post
Watch Egypt's Islamists
Bruce Riedel, The National Interest
What Next for Muslim Brotherhood
Daniel Steinvorth, Der Spiegel
A Second Chance for Egyptian Democracy
Maher Hathout, LA Times
Israel, Iran Hardliners Down on Mubarak
Meir Javedanfar, Foreign Policy
What Assad Is Really After
James Anderson, World Affairs Journal
The Compass: Egyptians and Democracy | Egypt's Foreign Policy
Wednesday, February 2
Violence Erupts in Egypt
Shadid, Kirkpatrick & Fahim, New York Times
Arab Awakening or Dawn of a Dark Age?
Greg Sheridan, The Australian
Freedom Inevitable for the Mideast
Rami Khouri, Daily Star
Netanyahu Faces Major Decisions Ahead
Aluf Benn, Haaretz
Cameron & His Unhappy Tories
Tim Montgomerie, New Statesman
Has Obama Spurred Egypt's Democrats?
Mary Dejevsky, The Independent
Russia's Opposition Has Egypt Envy
Simon Shuster, Time
The Downside of High Oil Prices
Matthew Hulbert, Moscow Times
Goodbye to Globalization
James & Albanese, Project Syndicate
America's Nation Building Fantasies
Andrew Potter, Maclean's
Thursday, February 3
Obama May Regret Abandoning Mubarak
Con Coughlin, Daily Telegraph
Mubarak Holds Egypt Hostage
Michael Wahid Hanna, Foreign Policy
The Battle for Tahrir Square
Evan Hill, Al Jazeera
Mubarak Agonistes
Roger Cohen, International Herald Tribune
Pakistan's Deadly Blasphemy Vigilantes
Mustafa Qadri, The Guardian
No Quick Fix for Arab Youth's Economic Woes
Ulrike Putz, Der Spiegel
Engaging India's Far East
Rajiv Bhatia, The Hindu
Spain Is Not Greece and Needn't Be Ireland
Mohamed El-Erian, FT
Moldova's Slow Motion Revolution
Rojansky & Allin, World Politics Review
The Urge for Dignity Is Centuries-Old
Robert Zaretsky, Houston Chronicle
Friday, February 4
We the Egyptian People
Roger Cohen, International Herald Tribune
The Case for Engaging Islamists
Shadi Hamid, The National Interest
Judgment Day in Egypt
David Remnick, New Yorker
EU Wants Deep Democracy in Egypt
Catherine Ashton, The Guardian
If Spain Goes Bust, Europe Goes With It
Seith & Zuber, Der Spiegel
Pakistan Walks All Over the U.S.
Joel Brinkley, Global Post
Who Threatens U.S. Border? Americans
Chris Selley, National Post
Ukraine's Betrayed Revolution
Yuliya Tymoshenko, Project Syndicate
An Arab Revolt or an African One?
Michelle Sieff, World Politics Review
China's Coming Green Boom
Yuhan Zhang , The Diplomat
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