Week of August 29, 2011 Archives

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Monday, August 29
How Tiny Qatar Won the Libya War
Lee Smith, Weekly Standard
Libya War Is a Vindication for 'R2P'
Stewart Patrick, Foreign Affairs
Egypt Stuck Between Military, Mosque
Malou Innocent, National Interest
Morocco's King: Arab Spring Survivor
Dan Ephron, Newsweek
Hazare's Battle Has Changed India
Dinesh Sharma, Asia Times
Winning Hearts and Minds in Tripoli
Steven Sotloff, Time
You Can Drop Democracy from a B-52
Robert Halfon, Daily Mail
We Can Take Down More Tyrants
Janet Daley, Daily Telegraph
Cuba's 'Ladies in White'
Mary Anastasia O'Grady, Wall Street Journal
Calderon Can't Win Mexico's Drug War
Malcolm Beith, Foreign Policy
Tuesday, August 30
Beijing Is a Prison Where People Go Mad
Ai Weiwei, Newsweek
China's Economy of Mass Relocation
Kathleen McLaughlin, Global Post
The West's Four Military Options in Syria
Michael O'Hanlon, CNN
After Libya, More Africa Interventions
Mahmood Mamdani, Al Jazeera
Challenges to South Africa's One-Party Rule
Alex Perry, Time
Russia's Toxic 'Deep State'
Thomas de Waal, The National Interest
With Noda, Japan Tries Yet Again
Michael Auslin, The Diplomat
Salmond Is Trying to Shatter the Union
Ross Clark, Daily Mail
Ten Events Bigger than 9/11
David Rothkopf, Foreign Policy
War on Terror Is Dead
Adams, Nordhaus & Shellenberger, The Atlantic
Wednesday, August 31
Assad Is Going Down
Rami Khouri, International Herald Tribune
Why America Lost in Libya
Rajan Menon, The National Interest
How Saudi Arabia Can Contain Iran
Bilal Saab, Christian Science Monitor
Exxon Deal Sets Stage for Putin's Return
Douglas Busvine, Reuters
Just How Bad Is Pakistan?
Ronald Neumann, The American Interest
9/11 in Perspective
Richard Haass, Project Syndicate
Time for the U.S. and Canada to Merge
John Ellis, Business Insider
World Dragged Down By Debt
John Lanchester, London Review of Books
Britain Learns From Islamists
Michael Weiss, World Affairs Journal
Can a Liberal Coalition Work in Canada?
John Ibbitson, Globe and Mail
Thursday, September 1
Iran Trying to Shelter Its Nuclear Fuel Program
David Sanger, NY Times
Did Libya Vindicate 'Leading From Behind'?
Max Boot, Wall St. Journal
Obama Must Pay for His Illegal War
Doug Bandow, The National Interest
Ten Years After the al-Qaeda Mouse Roared
Joseph Nye, Project Syndicate
The Wake-Up Call the West Never Wanted
Micah Halpern, The Australian
Why al-Qaeda Is Unlikely to Execute Another 9/11
Scott Stewart, Stratfor
Libya's Next Fight: Overcoming NATO Designs
Ramzy Baroud, Zaman
How Iran Keeps Assad in Power
Geneive Abdo, Foreign Affairs
The Peaceful Way to Bring Down Assad
Benjamin Weinthal, Fox News
French Socialists Uneasy as Strauss-Kahn to Return
Brian Love, Reuters
Friday, September 2
CIA Shifts Focus From Capture to Kill
Miller & Tate, Washington Post
How the U.S. Military Adapted After 9/11
Fred Kaplan, Slate
Big Questions China Must Answer
Robert Zoellick, Financial Times
What Israel Should Do About Egypt
Steven Cook, The Atlantic
Blame America for Japan's Dysfunction
Todd Crowell, RealClearWorld
Qatar's Al-Jazeera Challenge
Mohammed Oiri, Le Monde Diplomatique
Why Is China Silent?
Fyodor Lukyanov, Russia in Global Affairs
Why Can't Syria's Opposition Get Along?
Kate Seelye, Foreign Policy
Shaming the Arab Autocrats
Michael Young, NOW Lebanon
Palestinians Can't Recognize a 'Jewish' State
Hassan Jabareen, Haaretz
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