Week of August 8, 2011 Archives

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Monday, August 8
Obama's Europe Economic Time Bomb
Desmond Lachman, The American
Capitalism Can't Support Welfare State
Janet Daley, Daily Telegraph
China's Diatribe on U.S. Debt Could Backfire
Wei Gu, Reuters
Post-Soviet Lessons for Arab Spring
Susan Glasser, Foreign Policy
Syria's Protesters: 'Your Silence Is Killing Us'
Fouad Ajami, Newsweek
Arab Spring Still Needs America's Help
Jim Hoagland, Washington Post
The Bahrain Crack-Up
Lee Smith, The Weekly Standard
Humanitarian Left Bungles a War
Elise Jordan, National Review
Tymoshenko's Trial and Ukraine's Future
Carl Bildt, Project Syndicate
London Riot a Failure of 'Courtesy' Policing
John O'Connor, The Guardian
Tuesday, August 9
Austerity Set Context for London Riots
Nina Power, The Guardian
London's 'Welfare-State Mobs'
Brendan O'Neill, The Australian
The Wrong Kind of Union for Europe
Otmar Issing, Financial Times
National Security in an Age of Austerity
Kurt Volker, New Atlanticist
Canadians Shouldn't Wait for a Bailout
John Ibbitson, Globe and Mail
World's Most Pro-Israel Country: Canada
Jordan Michael Smith, Tablet
Israel Is Missing the Arab Spring
Shmuley Boteach, Jerusalem Post
Uighur Militants Threaten Sino-Pak Ties
Amir Mir, Asia Times
Africa's Middle Class Lures Investment
Witney Schneidman, Bloomberg
When the World Gets Rid of Bad Habits
Charles Kenny, Foreign Policy
Wednesday, August 10
Riots for Rioting's Sake
Anne Applebaum, Slate
Liberal Dogma Spawned Brutal Youngsters
Max Hastings, Daily Mail
Time to Split Europe in Two
Edward Hugh, Foreign Policy
Assad's Overreach Puts Allies in a Corner
Michael Young, The National
Engage the Syrian People, Not the Regime
Sen. Joseph Lieberman, WSJ
Europe's Model a Wretched Failure
Greg Sheridan, The Australian
Why America Needs a War Tax
James Wright, Foreign Affairs
Cameron Tries the Iron Fist
Nick Assinder, Time
What Price Victory in Afghanistan?
Robert Farley, World Politics Review
Turkey Must Take Hard Line on Syria
Suat Kiniklioglu, Today's Zaman
Thursday, August 11
The Kids Aren't Alright
Portia Walker, Foreign Policy
European Model a Wretched Failure
Greg Sheridan, The Australian
Hawks Gunning for Syrian Confrontation
Nicholas Noe, National Interest
Karzai's Departure Could Change Afghanistan
Peter Goodspeed, Nat'l Post
Riots Reflect Society Run on Greed, Looting
Seumas Milne, The Guardian
What U.S. Got Right in the War on Terror
Abe Greenwald, Commentary
Greek Lessons for Italy, Spain
Papaioannou & Vayanos, Bloomberg
Dangers of Secularism in the Middle East
Philpott, Shah & Toft, CSM
U.S. Relies on Contractors in Somalia
Gettleman, Mazzetti & Schmitt, NYT
Kandahar Looks to a New Strongman
Siddique & Rishtinai, Asia Times
Friday, August 12
Does the European Union Still Make Sense?
Stephan Faris, Time
Get Used to Slower Chinese Growth
Michael Pettis, Carnegie Endowment
Five Reasons Europe Is Cracking Up
Jose Torreblanca, Eurozine
U.S. Needs a Jacksonian Foreign Policy
Caroline Glick, Jerusalem Post
Why Won't Germans Have More Babies?
Der Spiegel
The End of the World as We Knew It
Steve Clemons, The Atlantic
Peace, Love and Tel Aviv
Benny Morris, The National Interest
North Korea's New Friend
Sebastian Strangio, The Diplomat
Britain's Summer of Discontent
James Crabtree, American Prospect
Putin's Potemkin Democracy
Michael Bohm, Moscow Times
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