Week of August 1, 2011 Archives

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Monday, August 1
Debt Deal's Dangerous Defense Cuts
John Bolton, Decide America
The End of Turkey's Military Veto Power
Tony Karon, Time
Turkey's Islamic Revolution
Benny Morris, The National Interest
Can Non-Violence Bring Down Syria's Assad?
Hugo Dixon, Bloomberg
Gaddafi's Get-Out-of-Jail-Free Card
Richard Dicker, New York Times
Why No Persian Spring in Iran?
Michelle Moghtader, CNN
Arab Spring, Indian Summer
Rob Jenkins, Christian Science Monitor
What Israel Really Needs Is a Constitution
Carlo Strenger, Haaretz
The Fragile Rise of Kazakhstan's 'Asia Model'
Joshua Kucera, Slate
Left Is Using Breivik to Bully Conservatives
Melanie Phillips, Daily Mail
Tuesday, August 2
Egypt Turns Against Liberals
Yaroslav Trofimov, Wall Street Journal
Assad's Last Stand?
Blake Hounshell & Josh Rogin, Foreign Policy
Pakistan After U.S. Goes Home
Shahid Javed Burki, Project Syndicate
Why Doesn't Iran Already Have the Bomb?
Patrick Disney, The Atlantic
Israel Needs to Plan for Post-Western World
Dominique Moisi, Daily Star
Israel Protesters Want State-Run Economy
Caroline Glick, Jerusalem Post
Britain's 'Jihad Seekers' on Welfare
Richard Littlejohn, Daily Mail
Myanmar's Renewed Civil War
Tony Cliff, Asia Times
Is China Stealing Rail Patents from Japan?
Yuriko Koike, Al Jazeera
Three Terrorist Attacks I Worry About Most
Jeffrey Goldberg, Bloomberg
Wednesday, August 3
America's Raging Cyber War With China
Michael Gross, Vanity Fair
Obama and Karzai Need a Reset
Zalmay Khalilzad, The National Interest
Time for Obama to Dump Assad
Hussein Ibish, NOW Lebanon
Western World a Financial Basket Case
Anders Aslund, Project Syndicate
Why U.S. Should Stay in Afghanistan
Meghan O'Sullivan, Bloomberg
U.S. Evangelicals and Mideast Democracy
Molly Worthen, Foreign Policy
Push Back Against China
Choi Yearn-hong and Koh Choong-suk, Korea Times
The Irrelevant End of China's One-Child Policy
Asia Sentinel
A Strategy Behind Spain's Early Elections?
Lisa Abend, Time
IED Attacks at Record in Afghanistan
Yochi Dreazen, National Journal
Thursday, August 4
The Trial of the Century
Nathan Brown, Foreign Policy
Why U.S. Defense Spending Should Be Cut
Fareed Zakaria, Wash Post
How China Hurts Its Own Economy
Bill Powell, Fortune
Iran's Untenable Economy
Dina Esfandiary, The Diplomat
The New Bahrain-Pakistan Alliance
Bruce Riedel, The National Interest
Time for Some Realism on Bahrain
Peter Pearson, Daily Telegraph
Seeking Balance on the Mideast
Nicholas Kristof, New York Times
A Revolving CIA Door in Pakistan
Amir Mir, Asia Times
European Central Blunder
Matthew Yglesias, American Prospect
Glimpsing a Venezuela After Chavez
Enrique Krauze, Bloomberg
Friday, August 5
Tea Party Foreign Policy Comes Into Focus
James Traub, Foreign Policy
Russia Using Dirty Tricks Against the U.S.
Eli Lake, Washington Times
Can Europe Ever Get Ahead of the Bond Market?
The Economist
Livni Wants Obama to Keep Pressure on Israel
Jeffrey Goldberg, Atlantic
Bad Economic Ideas Are Contagious
Joseph Stiglitz, Project Syndicate
America a Global Laughingstock
Philip Bowring, Yale Global
Arab Spring a Setback for Iran
Masoud Shafaee, World Politics Review
U.S. Builds Unwanted Base in Korea
Christine Ahn, Int'l Herald Tribune
Kandahar's Warrior Poets
Alim Remtulla, The American Interest
U.S. Must Rebuild Afghanistan and Iraq
John Tirman, Boston Globe
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