Week of June 6, 2011 Archives

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Monday, June 6
Yemen Upheaval Far From Finished
J. Dana Stuster, The Atlantic
Yemen Still Under Saleh's Shadow
Jeb Boone, Time
What's Wrong With German-U.S. Relations?
Der Spiegel
Economic Power Trumps Military Might
Joseph Nye, Project Syndicate
COIN, Not Deterrence, for Cyberwarfare
Robert Haddick, Foreign Policy
Arab Spring Needs Capitalism, Not Handouts
Edmund Phelps, Al Jazeera
A Protracted Arab Spring in Forecast
Daniel Ben-Ami, FundWeb
Secret to Canada's Miracle Economy
Rondi Adamson, CS Monitor
Peru Signals Latin America's Drift Left
Daniel Hannan, Daily Telegraph
UN Celebrates 7 Billion a Year Too Early
Ron McChesney, New Geography
The Compass: The True Size of Africa | More Blog
Tuesday, June 7
West Won't Do Another Libya in Syria
Tony Karon, Time
Syrian Opposition Liberal, Western-Friendly
Michael Weiss, Slate
Israel Border Attacks a Dress Rehearsal
Benny Morris, National Interest
Don't Choose to Fail in Afghanistan
William Kristol, Weekly Standard
Iran Is on Its Way to a Bomb
Jeffrey Goldberg, Bloomberg
U.S.-Australia Alliance Turns Focus to China
Paul Kelly, The Australian
Russia's Economy Needs Rule of Law
Joe Nocera, New York Times
Global Fallout of Euro Collapse
Kenneth Rogoff, Financial Times
Will Scotland Split from UK?
Ian Johnston, MSNBC
Scandals Have Indians Demanding More
Swapan Dasgupta, Times of India
Wednesday, June 8
Post-U.S. Day Dawns in the Mideast
Ray Takeyh, Int'l Herald Tribune
U.S. Won't Draw Down in Iraq, Afghanistan
Simon Tisdall, The Guardian
Muslim Brotherhood Struggles in Egypt
Thanassis Cambanis, Atlantic
The Saudis Will Call the Shots in Egypt
Barak Barfi, Project Syndicate
Russia Right to Be Worried About Missile Defense
Yousaf Butt, Politico
Arab Spring, Kyrgyzstan & Blow Back
James Kirchick, Radio Free Europe
Corruption Could Sink Russia
Paul Saunders, The National Interest
Netanyahu Distorts Refugee Problem
Rami Khouri, Daily Star
A Cure for the Resource Curse
George Soros, Moscow Times
Yemen Dictator's Last Dance
Mahir Ali, Dawn
Thursday, June 9
The Horror of a Post-Saleh Yemen
Jonathan Ruhe, The National Interest
Yemen Can Survive Without Saleh
Charles Schmitz, Foreign Policy
Emerging India Is Still Starving
Siddhartha Deb, Boston Review
Does Turkey Need Europe?
Daniel Steinvorth & Bernhard Zand, Der Spiegel
Berlusconi: The Man Who Screwed an Entire Country
The Economist
Assad Loss Would Be Geopolitical Win for U.S.
Leon Wieseltier, TNR
Can Kurds Tip the Scales in Syria?
Macleod & Flamand, Global Post
U.S. Seeks Help from Egypt on at Large Terrorists
Eli Lake, Wash Times
Mexico Not Condemned to Failure
Andres Oppenheimer, Miami Herald
Canada's Sovereigntists Search for Identity
Antonia Maioni, Globe & Mail
Friday, June 10
Get the U.S. Navy Out of the Mideast
Toby Jones, The Atlantic
U.S., UK Out of Economic Options
Jeremy Warner, Daily Telegraph
Israel's UN Battle Plan Revealed
Barak Ravid, Haaretz
Why Berlin Is Looking East
Philip Stephens, Financial Times
Ten Tasks for Turkey's New Government
Hugh Pope, Today's Zaman
Hamas' Strategic Dilemma
Stratfor
Why Are We Still in Afghanistan?
Peter Beinart, The Daily Beast
Israel Must Expose Enemy Lies
David Horovitz, Jerusalem Post
Arab Spring Just a Power Struggle
Leon Hadar, American Conservative
Peru's Future: Brazil or Venezuela?
Roberto Guareschi, Project Syndicate
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