Week of June 27, 2011 Archives

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Monday, June 27
Obama's Drawdown Disaster
Zalmay Khalilzad, The National Interest
Assad's Days Are Numbered
Ausama Monajed, Washington Post
Strategy/Policy Mismatch in Libya
Christopher Hill, Al Jazeera
Diplomatic Settlement Is Endgame for Libya
Tony Karon, Time
Arab Spring Helps and Hurts Israel
Barry Rubin, Jerusalem Post
What Europe Needs Is More Union
Joschka Fischer, Project Syndicate
Labor Unrest Time Bomb in China
Gordon Chang, Forbes
China's Local Government Borrowing Binge
Joe McDonald, Fiscal Times
Gillard's Goose Is Looking Cooked
Dennis Shanahan, The Australian
Africa Is the New Emerging Economy
Eric Tyler, CNN
Tuesday, June 28
U.S.'s Dangerously Outdated View of China
Patrick Smith, Fiscal Times
ICC's Ill-Timed Gaddafi Arrest Warrant
Judith Miller, Fox News
The End of Liberal Interventionism
Jaswant Singh, Project Syndicate
Raising Palestinian Expectations
Khaled Abu Toameh, Hudson New York
Flattering Islam Won't Appease Jihadists
Bruce Thornton, Defining Ideas
Afghanistan Abandoned By Its Friends
Terry Glavin, National Post
Pakistan Unraveled By Bin Laden Raid
Ashley Tellis, National Interest
Burma Tilting Toward Civil War
Brian McCartan, Asia Times
China Resorts to Nationalism Card, Again
Matt Anderson, The Diplomat
Allies, Not Russia Alone, Defeated Hitler
Alexei Bayer, Moscow Times
The Compass: Drones and War | Globally Unpopular Nuclear Power
Wednesday, June 29
America Retreats From the Middle East
Michael Young, The National
Germany's Turn Toward Hysteria
Mara Delius, Standpoint
Has Wilders Killed Dutch Multiculturalism?
Lauren Comiteau, Time
Russia's Coming Nonelection
Lucian Kim, International Herald Tribune
Chavez or Not, Venezuela's in Trouble
Michael Shifter, Foreign Policy
Iran's War Games Go Underground
Robert Fisk, The Independent
Pakistan's China Card
Andrew Small, German Marshall Fund
U.S. Sends Clear Message to South Korea
Ahn Hee-chang, JoongAng Daily
Metternich of Arabia
Bruce Jentleson, The National Interest
Why Minorities Fare Poorly in the Mideast
Lee Smith, Tablet Magazine
RCW Video: Pawlenty Offers Mideast Vision | More RCW Video
Thursday, June 30
China's Communist Party Turns 90
David Shambaugh, IHT
How to Save the Euro
Anatole Kaletsky, The Australian
Three Reasons Assad Is Here to Stay
Bilal Saab, The National Interest
A Lab of Hope in Dysfunctional Greece
Eric Reguly, Globe and Mail
Unrest in Syria Ripples Into Iraq
Sami Moubayed, Asia Times
Washington's Favorite Terrorists
Trita Parsi, Huffington Post
Lebanon's Day in Court
William Harris, Foreign Affairs
India Needs to Get Tough With Maoists
Prakash Singh, Times of India
Morocco Is Model of Middle East Reform
Lee Smith, Weekly Standard
A Renaissance in Thailand
Jason Szep, Reuters
Friday, July 1
America Should Follow Europe's Lead on China
The Economist
Why Hezbollah Had a Really Bad Week
David Schenker, The New Republic
Morocco's Model for Surviving the Arab Spring
Shadi Hamid, Slate
How Bob Gates Prevented a War With Iran
Ido Oren, Tampa Tribune
Mortality Chastens Fire and Brimstone Chavez
Pascal Fletcher, Reuters
The Peril of Deep Defense Cuts
Donald Rumsfeld, Wall Street Journal
Against the Clock in Afghanistan
David Ignatius, Washington Post
What's on the Libyan Rebels' Shopping List?
Robert Zeliger, Foreign Policy
Why Mexico's Drug Violence Is America's Problem Too
Tim Padgett, Time
Can a Military Coup Restore Niger's Democracy?
Alex Thurston, CSM
The Compass: Has Obama's Russian Reset Been a Failure? | More
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