Week of April 4, 2011 Archives

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Monday, April 4
Is America Addicted to Wars?
Stephen Walt, Foreign Policy
Military Action Alone Won't Save Libya
Mike Jackson, Financial Times
Goldstone's Mea Culpa Can't Undo Harm
Michael Weiss, Daily Telegraph
Cricket Victory Boosts India's Confidence
Sreeram Chaulia, Asia Times
Egypt Is Too Big to Fail
Jeffrey Gedmin & Michele Dunne, World Affairs
Bahrain Protesters Not Pro-Iran
G. Abdo & J. Husain Ali, Al Jazeera
Why Arabs Cheer for Gaddafi's Demise
Shibley Telhami, National Interest
Poland Should Bridge Russia, West
Slawomir Sierakowski, The Guardian
Uzbek Repression Must Be Stopped
Steve Swerdlow, Int'l Herald Tribune
Blood, Hope in Nigeria's Next Election
Wole Soyinka, Newsweek
The Compass: President Obama's National Security Polling
Tuesday, April 5
Why Libya's Rebels Are Struggling
Barak Barfi, The New Republic
Libya Stalemate Favors Gaddafi
Victor Kotsev, Asia Times
Obama's Internationalist Radicalism
Stanley Kurtz, National Review
China Intensifies Human-Rights Abuse
Renee Xia, Foreign Policy
Greens Now Germany's Kingmaker
Ralf Beste & Rene Pfister, Der Spiegel
Gbagbo Digs In for Last Stand
Julia Ritchey, The Daily Beast
Too Many Parties, Not Enough Democracy
Bob Plamondon, Globe and Mail
The Deceit of Anti-Nuclear Lobby
George Monbiot, The Guardian
Internet Revolution a 2-Way Street
Leon Hadar, American Conservative
Without Reform, Islam Simply Intolerant
Benny Morris, National Interest
The Compass: A True Moderate Muslim Nation | Back To Gitmo After All
Wednesday, April 6
What's Obama's Mission in Libya?
Anthony Cordesman, CSIS
The Mideast Doesn't Hate U.S. After All
Nadim Koteich, NOW Lebanon
Arab Spring Threatens U.S. Bases
Cooley & Nexon, Foreign Affairs
Time for More Nuclear Reductions
Albright & Ivanov, Int'l Herald Tribune
Measuring the Revolutionary Wave
Ian Bremmer, Project Syndicate
Exceptionalism & America's Role in the World
Robert Farley, WPR
Iran Rewrites Its Own History
Afshin Molavi, The National
Will Japan & Russia Bury the Hatchet?
Mark Feygin, Moscow Times
NATO Doesn't Have What It Takes in Libya
Tom Fedyszyn, Toronto Star
Leninism in the Balkans
Gordon Bardos, The National Interest
The Compass: China's Coming Slowdown | Polling Mideast Interests
Thursday, April 7
Syria: Where the 'Arab Spring' Ends
Richard Haass, Time
Sarkozy's Make or Break Wars
Anne-Elisabeth Moutet, Daily Telegraph
Beware of a Vacuum in Ivory Coast
Robert Kaplan, Financial Times
Canada's Election Without a Cause
Kelly McParland, National Post
Japan's Political Tremors
Ian Buruma, Project Syndicate
West Needs Reality Check on Syria
Tom Gross, The Australian
Iran's Blue-Collar Revolution
Dariush Zahedi & Hamed Aleaziz, FP
China's North Korean Crime Problem
Iain Mills, World Politics Review
Europe's Future Is Bound to Turkey
Christopher Patten, Daily Star
Turkey's Self-Defeating Censorship
Andrew Finkel, Hurriyet Daily News
RCW Video: Yemen Unrest Fuel for al-Qaeda? | More Videos
Friday, April 8
Facebook, Twitter Spreading Syrian Revolt
Nicholas Blanford, CS Monitor
Arming Libya Would Create Global Risk
Diana Wueger, The Atlantic
The George Bushification of Barack Obama
Lorne Gunter, National Post
America's Arab Comeback
Daoud Kuttab, Turkish Weekly
Secret Peace Deal Forged in Afghanistan
Syed Saleem Shahzad, Asia Times
Russia Can't Hide Behind Sovereignty
Michael Bohm, Moscow Times
Harper and Ignatieff Aren't Loyal to Canada
Andrew Potter, Maclean's
Britain Can Never Atone for Colonial Past
Charles Glass, The National
Pakistan, China and a New Great Game
Rina Khan, The Guardian
The Consequences of a Hasty War
Michael Honda, Washington Times
The Compass: Debating U.S. Foreign Policy | Views on Afghan War
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