Week of May 9, 2011 Archives

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Monday, May 9
Bin Laden's Death Changes Little
Max Boot, Wall Street Journal
U.S. Must Level With Pakistan
Anatol Lieven, The National Interest
Al-Qaeda Alive and Well in Germany
M. Rosenbach & H. Stark, Der Spiegel
Syria Will Change, With or Without Assad
Brian Whitaker, The Guardian
China Discretely Imposes Price Controls
Gordon Chang, Forbes
Ma's Taiwan Spins Into China's Orbit
Jens Kastner, Asia Times
Cameron, Clegg Locked By Destiny
George Parker, Financial Times
Greece-Turkey Ties Regressing
Muzaffer Vatansever, Hurriyet Daily News
Israel Crazy Enough to Strike Iran?
Jeffrey Goldberg, The Atlantic
Egypt's Other Extremists
Paul Marshall, Weekly Standard
The Compass: Iranian Training Camps in Latin America | More Blog
Tuesday, May 10
Why Is Syria Going Up in Flames?
Theo Padnos, The New Republic
Osama's Fall Won't Decide Mideast Fate
John Parachini, CS Monitor
Arab Spring's Stormy Future
Gideon Rachman, Financial Times
Russia's Intriguing Political Jockeying
Paul Saunders, National Interest
Britain's Left Faces Extinction
Mary Riddell, Daily Telegraph
Has Cuba Lost Its Last Chance?
Carlos Perez Llana, Project Syndicate
Gaddafi's Old Friend in Nicaragua
Jaime Daremblum, Weekly Standard
No Black-and-White Solution for Pakistan
Dov Zakheim, Foreign Policy
China's Future Through Prism of Labor
Russell Leigh Moses, The Diplomat
The Wages of Appeasement: A History
Bruce Thornton, Defining Ideas
The Compass: Secret Deals and Pakistan Stability | More Blog
Wednesday, May 11
Bring Assad to Justice
Geoffrey Robertson, Sydney Morning Herald
Iran vs. America
Yoel Guzansky & Jonathan Schachter, The National Interest
World Turned Upside Down, Again
Victor Davis Hanson, National Review
How Perpetual War Became U.S. Ideology
James Joyner, The Atlantic
Greece's Doomed Generation
Hara Kouki, The Guardian
North Korea Readying New Surprise?
J. Berkshire Miller, The Diplomat
The Road to Turkey's June Election
Henri Barkey, Carnegie Endowment
Palestinians and the Fallacy of Moderation
Lee Smith, Tablet Magazine
Is Authoritarian Singapore Reforming?
Garry Rodan, Asia Sentinel
U.S. Military May Lose Africa
Jonathan Stevenson, Foreign Affairs
The Compass: Bin Laden and Nuclear Deterrence | Targeting Americans
Thursday, May 12
Why We're Stuck With Pakistan
Aryn Baker, Time
Military Control Is Pakistan's Dysfunction
Ramesh Thakur, Globe & Mail
Resolution Expands Basis for War on Terror
Eli Lake, Washington Times
Fixing Japan's Fiscal Mess
James Pach, The Diplomat
It's Up to Merkel to Save Europe
Ralf Neukirch, Der Spiegel
An Emerging Bloc of Arab Monarchies
Alan Philps, The National
Putting an End to Checkbook Jihad
Matthew Levitt, Foreign Policy
A Saudi Roadblock for Egypt's Foreign Policy Shift?
Max Strasser, WPR
Alex Salmond Is No Braveheart
Michael Forsyth, Daily Telegraph
The Uganda Anti-Gay Bill's U.S. Roots
Michelle Goldberg, The Daily Beast
The Compass: Does Less Oil Equal Less Terrorism? | More RCW Blog
Friday, May 13
What Libya's Rebels Need From the U.S.
Mahmoud Elwarfally, NYT
Obama's Chance to Remake U.S. Foreign Policy
Michael Cohen, Atlantic
Soft Power's Weakness Exposed
Amiel Ungar, Haaretz
Why Osama bin Laden Mattered
Bruce Hoffman, Foreign Affairs
The Struggle for Mideast Democracy
Shadi Hamid, The Cairo Review
Iran's Secular-Islamist Struggle
Jamsheed Choksy, World Politics Review
Palestinians Call Israel's Bluff
Henry Siegman, The National Interest
Not Yet Time to End Afghan War
Fred Kaplan, Slate
What Canada's Conservatives Will Do
Andrew Coyne, Maclean's
Why Banks Are Fleeing Russia
Ilan Berman, Moscow Times
The Compass: A Growing World? | North Korea's Hacker Army
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