Week of May 2, 2011 Archives

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Monday, May 2
Osama Is Dead, But al-Qaeda Isn't
Daniel Byman, Foreign Policy
How Will Obama Shape Osama's Legacy
Christopher Hitchens, Slate
The Symbolism of bin Laden's Death
Paul Berman, The New Republic
Will Change Come to Canada?
Tasha Kheiriddin, National Post
U.S. Still Pandering to Saudis
Hossein Askari, The National Interest
Egypt Shakes Up Order in Middle East
M K Bhadrakumar, Asia Times
No Need to Overhype Chinese Carrier
Douglas Paal, The Diplomat
Bin Laden Death Roils Pakistan
Eliza Griswold, The Daily Beast
Secret Team That Killed bin Laden
Marc Ambinder, National Journal
Respect Freedom, End Sham Trial
Geert Wilders, Hudson New York
The Compass: Was bin Laden Under Pakistan's Wing? | More Blog
Tuesday, May 3
Welcome to the Wonderful New Canada
Tasha Kheiriddin, National Post
Harper Got His Prize, Now Must Deliver
Michael Den Tandt, Toronto Sun
Bin Laden Death Too Late for America
Gregor Peter Schmitz, Der Spiegel
U.S. Foreign Policy After bin Laden
Patrick Seale, The Diplomat
India Gloats Over Pakistani Duplicity
Henry Foy, Foreign Policy
Time for U.S.-Pakistan Reset
Richard Weitz, World Politics Review
Pakistan's Inexorable Islamist March
Ziad Haider, Defining Ideas
On the Scene of bin Laden's Last Stand
Omar Waraich, Time
No Milosevic Moment for Libya
Nikolas Gvosdev, The National Interest
Medvedev Should Emulate Obama
Mark Feygin, Moscow Times
The Compass: U.S. Should Probe Depth of Pakistani Complicity
Wednesday, May 4
How Pakistan Conned the West
Praveen Swami, Daily Telegraph
How to Finish Off al-Qaeda
Robert Pape & Jenna Jordan, The Atlantic
Europe Can Escape Its Debts
Lapavitsas & Storey, The Guardian
U.S. Is Radicalizing Pakistan
Selig Harrison, The National Interest
Harper the Real Face of Change in Canada
Barry Cooper, Calgary Herald
Israel's Increasing Vulnerability
John Bolton, Washington Times
Will Syria's Army Break From Regime?
Ahed Al Hendi, Foreign Affairs
National Security After bin Laden
Heather Hurlburt, American Prospect
Israel Sees Opportunity in Palestinian Unity
Barak Ravid, Haaretz
Ecuador Nears Dictatorship
Osvaldo Hurtado, Christian Science Monitor
The Compass: Bin Laden: Better Alive or Dead? | Afghan Divide
Thursday, May 5
Was Killing bin Laden the Easy Part?
Richard Falkenrath, Foreign Affairs
Now That bin Laden's Dead, Kill His Dream
The Economist
Bin Laden's Big Miscalculation
Steve Chapman, Chicago Tribune
Why Stephen Harper Really Won
Margaret Wente, Globe and Mail
Obama's Delusional Syria Policy
Tony Badran, NOW Lebanon
Hamas, Fatah and the Palestinian Identity Crisis
Frida Ghitis, WPR
Lib Dems Are to Blame if AV Is Rejected
Nigel Willmott, The Guardian
New Rules Needed for Killing Rogues
Victor Davis Hanson, National Review
The IMF's Switch in Time
Joseph Stiglitz, Project Syndicate
Carter's Korea Folly No Reason to Dump Envoys
Richard Weitz, Diplomat
The Compass: The Myth of American Military Force | More RCW Blog
Friday, May 6
Bin Laden Killing in Legal Gray Zone
David Axe, Politico
Evil Doesn't Die of Natural Causes
Charles Krauthammer, Washington Post
The Future of al-Qaeda, the West and Af-Pak
The Economist
Revisiting the Obama Doctrine
Joshua Foust, American Prospect
Muslim Brothers Win Where al-Qaeda Lost
Ayaan Hirsi Ali, CS Monitor
The Palestinian Spring?
Robert Danin, Foreign Affairs
Obama Fighting the Last War
David Rieff, The New Republic
Britain's Coalition Romance at an End
James Forsyth, Spectator
Stop Europe From Ransacking Ireland
Robert Pye, Irish Times
A Thai-Cambodia War?
Thitinan Pongsudhirak, Project Syndicate
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