Week of May 16, 2011 Archives

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Monday, May 16
Eurozone Crisis Worsens as Leaders Play for Time
Der Spiegel
DSK Affair: Depressing Saga for France
Adam Gopnik, New Yorker
A Middle East Without Peace Process
Tony Karon, Time
Is U.S.-China Collision Inevitable?
Aaron Friedberg, The New Republic
Afghanistan Is Looking Like Vietnam
James Traub, Foreign Policy
Fighting Wrong Foe in Afghanistan
HDS Greenway, Int'l Herald Tribune
Egypt: Another Revolution Betrayed
Walter Laqueur, National Interest
Brutal Assad Gang Beyond Redemption
Lenny Ben-David, Jerusalem Post
Inside Iran's Most Secretive Region
Karlos Zurutuza, The Diplomat
Can the Winnipeg Model Save Detroit?
Steve Lafleur, New Geography
The Compass: Gallup Finds Peace, Wellbeing Linked | More Blog
Tuesday, May 17
Osama's Death Paves Afghanistan Exit
Doug Bandow, National Interest
How China Can Fix Pakistan
Richard Weitz, The Diplomat
Syria Struggles On With No End in Sight
Foreign Policy
Obama vs. Bibi: The Final Showdown?
Aluf Benn, The Guardian
Miserable Times for Europe's Left
Philip Stephens, Financial Times
Why Do So Many Think Sarkozy Set Up DSK?
Anne Applebaum, Slate
Moscow Political Intrigue Rattles Nerves
Benjamin Bidder, Der Spiegel
U.S. Flexes Muscle in Black Sea
M K Bhadrakumar, Asia Times
Rwanda President Exposes Himself Via Twitter
Ian Birrell, The Guardian
The Myth of Green Energy Security
Bjorn Lomborg, Project Syndicate
The Compass: Americans See Gaddafi's Fall | Strauss-Kahn Fail
Wednesday, May 18
Strauss-Kahn, Europe and U.S. Morality
Christopher Hitchens, Slate
China's Plan for Economic Domination
Abraham & Ludlow, The Atlantic
Start of a New Chapter in UK, Irish Ties
David Cameron, Irish Times
Britain Used to Win Wars, What Happened?
Con Coughlin, Telegraph
Will Congress Get Tough on Russia's Rights Abuses?
Eli Lake, TNR
New European Leaders Emerge
Martinez, Cherfils & Wroe, Global Post
U.S. Going Broke in Libya
Dov Zakheim, The National Interest
Developing World Wants Larger Role in IMF
Simon Johnson, Bloomberg
Arab Spring Sparks Cultural Awakening
Ali Khaled, The National
India's Hour Has Come in Africa
Rajiv Bhatia, The Hindu
Thursday, May 19
Obama Outlines Vision for Palestinian State
Myers & Landler, NY Times
Netanyahu Must Accept 1967 Borders
Ari Shavit, Haaretz
Privacy, Libel and Strauss-Kahn
Geoffrey Wheatcroft, National Interest
Finally, A Euro Policy Better Than Bailouts
Jeremy Warner, Telegraph
Ahmadinejad's Rivals Scent Blood
Dehghan & Borger, The Guardian
Cracks in the House of Assad
Michael Broening, Foreign Affairs
Why Next IMF Head Must Be European
Thomas Kleine-Brockhoff, Spiegel
Obama's Ambitious Realism
Frank Loy, World Affairs Journal
An End to the Syria Pipe Dream
Tony Badran, NOW Lebanon
Friday, May 20
Israel Needs Bold Leadership, Fast
David Horovitz, Jerusalem Post
What Obama Got Right (and Wrong) in the Mideast
Yossi Halevi, TNR
The New German Question
Dominique Moisi, Project Syndicate
Obama Can Shape Mideast Peace, Or Analyze It
Philip Stephens, FT
Don't Put a European in Charge at the IMF
Paul Blustein, Foreign Policy
How Did Al-Jazeera Usurp the BBC?
Dennis Sewell, Spectator
U.S. Insults China
Ted Galen Carpenter, The National Interest
Russia's Natural Security Deficit
Nikolas Gvosdev, World Politics Review
Things Will Get Bumpy in Lebanon
Michael Young, NOW Lebanon
Hard to Modernize a Feudal Russia
Vladislav Inozemtsev, Moscow Times
The Compass: U.S. Needs Honesty in Mideast | More RCW Blog
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