February 7, 2011 Archives

Week of February 7, 2011 Archives

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Monday, February 7

The Demise of Arab Dictators

Fouad Ajami, Newsweek

Arabs Are Ready for Democracy

Roger Cohen, Int'l Herald Tribune

Is U.S. Reigniting Chinese Civil War?

Selig Harrison, National Interest

Kremlin's Senseless NATO Obsession

Alexander Golts, Moscow Times

European Union: Pretension Without Power

Doug Bandow, Forbes

Europe Solving Wrong Crisis

Wolfgang Munchau, Financial Times

Al Jazeera Helps to Break Silence

Wadah Khanfar, The Guardian

The Right Should Back Egyptian People

William Kristol, Weekly Standard

China Makes Play for the Arctic

Joseph Spears, Asia Times

Sham University Defrauds Indian Students

Neeta Lal, The Diplomat

RCW Videos: Muslim Brotherhood Holds Talks | White House on Egypt

Tuesday, February 8

Global Future Unfolding on Arab Streets

John Duffy, National Post

Why Arab Regimes Are Falling

Moataz Fattah, Christian Science Monitor

Which Revolution Will Egypt Choose?

Gideon Rachman, Financial Times

What's the Point in Talking to Pyongyang?

Peter Foster, Daily Telegraph

A New Script to Save the Euro

Barry Eichengreen, Foreign Policy

Don't Rush to Embrace Syria

Gary Gambill, The National Interest

Lessons From Tunisia's Revolution

Joseph Stiglitz, Moscow Times

Evolution of Muslim Brotherhood

Tariq Ramadan, Int'l Herald Tribune

What Egypt Revolt Means for Proliferation

Henry Sokolski, New Republic

Stalin and Hitler's Bloody Competition

Ron Rosenbaum, Slate

Wednesday, February 9

How Will Egypt's Military Move?

John Gledhill, Int'l Herald Tribune

The French Party With Autocrats

Emma-Kate Symons, Australian

Four Reasons Not to Fear Political Islam

Reza Sanati, CS Monitor

Japan's Democracy Faces Reckoning

Michael Auslin, Wall Street Journal

Mubarak Has Many Levers of Influence

Michael Young, NOW Lebanon

Israel Can Turn Egypt Into an Opportunity

Aluf Benn, Foreign Affairs

Turkey Exporting its Brand of Democracy

Dorian Jones, EurasiaNet

Canada's Empty Democracy Promotion

Jeffrey Simpson, Globe and Mail

More War in the Caucasus

Thomas de Waal, The National Interest

The Tragedy of U.S.-China High Politics

Artyom Lukin, East Asia Forum

Thursday, February 10

Egypt's Mubarak Refuses to Step Down

Shadid & Kirkpatrick, NY Times

Why the Egypt Revolution Is Good for Israel

Kai Bird, Foreign Policy

What Israel Fears Most in Egypt

Sallai Meridor, Washington Post

What Is China's Role in Zimbabwe?

Laing & Thornycroft, Daily Telegraph

Why Nonviolence Is Working in Egypt

David Cortright, Global Post

Sometimes Best to Cooperate With Dictators

Herfried Munkler, Spiegel

EU-IMF Reality Check for Ireland

Donal Donovan, Irish Times

Tymoshenko's Bad Advice

Kostyantyn Gryshchenko, Moscow Times

Rand Paul Is Right About Aid to Israel

Benjamin Friedman, Cato Institute

The World's Weather Isn't Getting Weirder

Anne Jolis, Wall St. Journal

Friday, February 11

18 Days of Protest Bring Down Arab Dictator

Kirkpatrick & Shadid, NYT

Who Lost Egypt? Not Obama

Aaron David Miller, Foreign Policy

Mubarak Gone, Mubarakism Still Lives

Ellis Goldberg, Foreign Affairs

America's Hottest Export: Weapons

Mina Kimes, Fortune

Echoes of Cairo in Tehran

Ilan Berman, The Diplomat

Turkey's Show Trial & Weak Democracy

Dani Rodrik, National Interest

Al-Qaeda's Emerging African Enterprise

Steven Katz, Washington Times

Afghan War: Out of Sight, Out of Mind?

Nikolas Gvosdev, WPR

Netanyahu Should Keep Quiet

Gershom Gorenberg, American Prospect

U.S. Should Never Free Israeli Spy

Frank Anderson, Los Angeles Times