Week of March 14, 2011 Archives

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Monday, March 14
Fukushima Meltdown Marks End of Nuclear Era
Der Spiegel
Japan's Gutsy But Witless Nuke Policies
Noriko Hama, Financial Times
America Will Not Act Alone on Libya
Con Coughlin, Daily Telegraph
Libya Can Use Limited U.S. Intervention
Michael Desch, National Interest
Mideast Revolt's Place in History
Carl Gershman, The New Republic
Iran and Saudis' Countermove on Bahrain
George Friedman, Stratfor
Tehran Uses Revolts as Cover for Dirty Deeds
Peter Brookes, China Post
African Nations Say No to No-Fly Zone
M K Bhadrakumar, Asia Times
China's Gradual Revolution
Guobin Yang, New York Times
American Decline? Not So Fast
Bernd Debusmann, Reuters
Tuesday, March 15
Kan's Last Chance for Redemption
Masahiro Matsumura, The Guardian
Japan Not Cavalier About Nuclear Power
Todd Crowell, RealClearWorld
Clock's Ticking on Obama in Libya
Larry Diamond, The New Republic
Overthrowing Gaddafi Is No Easy Task
Paul Pillar, The National Interest
India's Quiet Counter-China Strategy
Nitin Gokhale, The Diplomat
United Russia Resorts to More Fraud
Vladimir Ryzhkov, Moscow Times
Another Blow for Turkey's Press Freedom
Daniel Steinvorth, Der Spiegel
House of Saud 'Liberates' Bahrain
Pepe Escobar, Asia Times
Questionable Arab Support for No-Fly Zone
Marc Lynch, Foreign Policy
Arab Revolts' Economic Consequences
Nouriel Roubini, Project Syndicate
Wednesday, March 16
It's Not Too Late to Save Libya
Max Boot, Wall Street Journal
Earthquake Changes Japan Forever
Madsen & Samuels, Foreign Policy
From Hiroshima to Fukushima
Jonathan Schell, Int'l Herald Tribune
Libya Is Europe's Problem, Not America's
Leon Hadar, CS Monitor
Some Perspective on Japan
Patrick McKenzie, Sydney Morning Herald
Why the Senate Went Easy on Petraeus
Fred Kaplan, Slate
Iraq War Scars Western Intervention
Michael Young, The National
Germany Enters Scramble for the Arctic
Schwagerl & Seidler, Der Spiegel
What Libyan Intervention Looks Like
Robert Hunter, Foreign Affairs
China Cozies Up to Pakistan
Selig Harrison, The National Interest
Thursday, March 17
Dictator Cuts Short Arab Spring
Greg Sheridan, The Australian
On Libya, the 'Do Something' Crowd Is Back
Michael Cohen, WPR
To Recover, Japan Must Ignore Fallacies
John Tamny, RealClearMarkets
Bahrainis Cannot Be Subdued Forever
Brian Whitaker, The Guardian
Bahrain's Kleptocracy in the Crosshairs
Simon Henderson, WSJ
When Tribes Go to War in Pakistan
Mustafa Qadri, The Diplomat
Chance for U.S. to Push Human Rights in Iran
Marashi & Parsi, Atlantic
Chernobyl's Lessons for Japan
Laurie Garrett, International Herald Tribune
Putting Chernobyl in Perspective
Josh Gilder, RealClearScience
How India Kept Pressure Off Sri Lanka
Nirupama Subramanian, Hindu
Friday, March 18
Another Dangerous War of Choice
Ted Galen Carpenter, National Interest
World Waits in Vain for Obama Leadership
Alan Philps, The National
Berlin Lets Its Allies Go It Alone
Weiland & Nelles, Der Spiegel
Pakistan and Davis: A Sea of Lies
Cyril Almeida, Dawn
Japan and the Uses of Adversity
The Economist
What South Africa Can Teach Egypt
F.W. De Klerk, Foreign Policy
America's 'Devil's Bargain'
Syed Saleem Shahzad, Asia Times
Meet the New Brazil
Julia Sweig & Matias Spektor, Int'l Herald Tribune
Japan Fallout Could Boost Iran
Peter Goodspeed, National Post
Morocco a Model Muslim State
David Avital & David Halperin, Politico
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