Week of July 18, 2011 Archives

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Monday, July 18
Europe Must Join or Die
E. Bonino & M. De Andreis, Project Syndicate
EU's Only Choice Is to Split Up
William Rees-Mogg, Daily Mail
Twitter Lessons from, and for, the Arab Spring
William Saletan, Slate
Pakistan, Iran Become 'Natural Allies'
M K Bhadrakumar, Asia Times
Why Is UK Euroskeptic? Blame Murdoch
Peter Preston, The Guardian
Three Kinds of Contagion Confront Europe
Simon Johnson, Bloomberg
The Birth Pangs of Arab Democracy in Egypt
Rami G. Khouri, Daily Star
What Comes After the 'Peace Process' Dies?
Tony Karon, Time
Khatami Returns as Iran Regime Front Man?
Hamid Dabashi, Al Jazeera
Listen to the Developing Economies
Liam Halligan, Daily Telegraph
The Compass Blog: Shifting Rationales for Libya | Missing Missiles
Tuesday, July 19
Obama's Step Forward on Libya
Max Boot, Wall Street Journal
Palestinians' Plan to Destroy Israel
Benny Morris, National Interest
Putin-Medvedev Shadow Boxing Begins
Matthias Schepp, Der Spiegel
The Eurozone's Last Stand
Nouriel Roubini, Project Syndicate
How Brooks Brought Down an Empire
Margaret Wente, Globe and Mail
Is Britain's Decline Inevitable?
George Grant, Daily Telegraph
U.S.'s Coming South China Sea Dilemma
Vivian Yang, Asia Times
China Imposes Its Agenda on Cambodia
Irwin Loy, The Diplomat
Debunking Sordid Myths About China
Eric Li, Int'l Herald Tribune
The Feminine Realpolitik
Heather Hurlburt, Foreign Policy
Wednesday, July 20
Afghanistan Worse Than We Thought
Fred Kaplan, National Post
Europe Is More Than the Euro
Hamish McRae, The Independent
Syria Past the Point of No Return
Paul Salem, The National Interest
How to Save the Euro
Francesco Giavazzi & Anil Kashyap, Bloomberg
China's Military Threat a Hard Sell
Robert Farley, World Politics Review
Yemen's Journey Through Hell
Robert Worth, New York Times
Africa Could Be World's Breadbasket
Ozwald Boateng, Daily Telegraph
Germany's Undernourished Democracy
Dirk Kurbjuweit, Der Spiegel
A New Consciousness in the Arab World
Michael Young, The National
Scant Planning for Post-Gaddafi Libya
James Joyner, The Atlantic
Thursday, July 21
Giants of Democratic West Are in Trouble
Timothy Garton Ash, Guardian
It's Time for Rupert Murdoch to Step Back
The Economist
Inside Darpa's Secret Afghan Spy Machine
Noah Shachtman, Wired
East Africa's Catastrophe in the Making
Hoges & Knaup, Der Spiegel
Obama Playing Catch-Up on Syria
Tony Badran, NOW Lebanon
The New Axis: Russia, Germany and France
Ariel Cohen, National Interest
Sorry, Pakistan: China Is No Sugar Daddy
Urmila Venugopalan, FP
The European Central Bank's Political Agenda
Mackie & Fuzesi, WSJ
Turkey on Trial
Dani Rodrik, Project Syndicate
Local Govts Lead on U.S.-Canada Ties
Colin Robertson, Vancouver Sun
Friday, July 22
Afghan War: Good, Bad and the Ugly
Michael O'Hanlon, National Interest
Thoughts From an American Warrior
Roger Cohen, IHT
Iran's Failed Latin America Outreach
Meir Javedanfar, The Atlantic
The Death of Hugo Chavez's Political Project
The Economist
Why Russia Must Look East
Sergei Karaganov, Project Syndicate
Pakistan Misread 9/11 and Suffers for It
Cyril Almeida, Dawn
The New Face of South Asia
Anand Kumar, The Diplomat
Canada's Conservatives Embrace China
Paul Wells, Maclean's
Palestinians Face Dangerous Clash on Statehood
Ziad Asali, Wash Post
A Reminder of Liberty's Price
Art Spander, RealClearSports
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