Week of August 15, 2011 Archives

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Monday, August 15
No Time for Britain to Be Squeamish
Boris Johnson, Daily Telegraph
Push Back at Authoritarian Hyperbole
John Kampfner, The Guardian
Horrors in Hama
Hugh Macleod & Annasofie Flamand, Al Jazeera
Post-Revolution, Sunni vs. Shia Split
Barry Rubin, Jerusalem Post
What Will Happen When Palestinians Go to UN?
Karl Vick, Time
Israel's Discontents Are Leftovers of Socialism
Benny Avni, NY Post
Do Islamists Threaten Kazakhstan?
Joshua Kucera, The Diplomat
Yulia Tymoshenko: Ukraine's 'Joan of Arc'
Anna Nemtsova, Newsweek
Russia's Arctic 'Sea Grab'
Fred Weir, Christian Science Monitor
Adios OPEC: The Americas Take Over
Amy Myers Jaffe, Foreign Policy
Tuesday, August 16
Iran Banks All on Assad Regime's Survival
Mahan Abedin, Asia Times
Saudis Move Against Syria, Hezbollah
Bruce Riedel, The National Interest
The Conflict Between Turkey and Iran
David Gardner, Financial Times
Internal Divides Slow Iran's Nuke Program
Patrick Disney, The Atlantic
London Riots and the Coming Global Class War
Joel Kotkin, Forbes
Britain Must Scrap E.U. Human Rights Act
Stephen Glover, Daily Mail
The Endgame for the Eurozone
Mohamed El-Erian, Project Syndicate
Real Reform: Israel's Electoral System
Dan Kosky, Jerusalem Post
The Menace of 'Phantom States'
Byman & King, New York Times
The Fault Lines of Failed States
Jeffrey Herbst & Greg Mills, Foreign Policy
Wednesday, August 17
U.S. Has Wrong Battle Plan to Fight China
Raoul Heinrichs, The Diplomat
The Real Threat Posed by China's Carrier
Lee Seok-soo, JoongAng Daily
Europe Need Not Wait for Germany
Martin Sandbu, Financial Times
Gorbachev: 'Idiots' Helped Hasten Soviet Union's Fall
Der Spiegel
The American Empire at Dusk
Stephen Glain, Foreign Policy
America Headed Toward London's Fate
Thomas Edsall, The New Republic
Cameron's Words Can't Match Actions
Paul Goodman, Daily Telegraph
Syria Impedes Turkey's Ascent
Ariel Cohen, The National Interest
India's Selective Outrage Over Corruption
Manu Joseph, New York Times
Why Survival of the West Still Matters
Brian Stewart, National Review
Thursday, August 18
Israel Strikes Gaza After Attacks
Kershner & Kirkpatrick, NY Times
Israel a Victim of the Egyptian Revolution
Caroline Glick, Jerusalem Post
China's $3.2 Trillion Headache
Yao Yang, Project Syndicate
Britons Have Been Violent & Cruel for Years
Christopher Hitchens, Slate
What's the Matter With Young Westerners?
Victor Davis Hanson, NRO
Why Manmohan Singh Should Resign
Rajeev Sharma, The Diplomat
Will Merkel's Coalition Hinder a Euro Rescue?
Der Spiegel
A Rudderless World
Kishore Mahbubani, International Herald Tribune
America's Favorite Terrorist Group
Abbas Milani, The National Interest
German Unification & Seoul's 'Sunshine Policy'
Sunny Lee, Korea Times
Friday, August 19
U.S. and Europe Face Life After Debt
James Macdonald, Foreign Policy
Western Society on Verge of Meltdown
Jakob Augstein, Der Spiegel
Why Are We Bombing Libya and Not Syria?
Fred Kaplan, Slate
The Eurozone Disaster
Rich Lowry, National Review
Britain's Moral Poverty
Kenan Malik, Eurozine
Uncertain Future After Arab Transitions
David Ignatius, Washington Post
Libya's Divided, Disordered Rebels
Dirk Vandewalle, Foreign Affairs
Can Russia Bring Iran to the Table?
Hossein Aryan, Radio Free Europe
Israel Faces a Showdown at the UN
Steve Linde, Jerusalem Post
Pakistan's Commercial Capital Boils Over
Anita Joshua, The Hindu
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