Week of October 3, 2011 Archives

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Monday, October 3
U.S. Confirms Attacks by Pakistani Military Units
Sara Carter, Examiner
Will Egypt Have a Revolution?
Walter Russell Mead, American Interest
How Should the U.S. Target Citizen Enemies?
Christopher Hitchens, Slate
Will America Pay for Europe's Bailout?
David Frum, CNN
Don't Dismiss the Syrian Opposition
Ausama Monajed, Foreign Policy
The Let's-Get-Serious-About-China Bill
Gordon Chang, Forbes
NATO's Libyan Triumphs Conceal Deeper Malaise
James Blitz, FT
What's Next for Medvedev?
Matthew Rojansky, The National Interest
Is Venezuela a Narco-State?
Joel Hirst, Fox News
The Slow Move to Replace Julia Gillard
Dennis Shanahan, The Australian
Tuesday, October 4
The Twisted Last Days of Assad's Syria
Theo Padnos, The New Republic
Time to Get Real on Iran and Syria
Michael Ledeen, Pajamas Media
Turkey Must Prepare for Peace With Kurds
Hugh Pope, Wall St. Journal
In Europe, It's 'Bleed the Foreigner'
Harold James, Project Syndicate
India's War Over the Poverty Line
Jyoti Thottam, Time
What Awlaki's Death Means for Yemen's Saleh
Shashank Joshi, CNN
The Sinister Trio Behind Yemen's Misery
Nasser Arrabyee, Daily Star
After Deng: On China's Transformation
Joshua Kurlantzick, The Nation
China's Arab Spring Cyber Lessons
Fontaine & Rogers, The Diplomat
In China, Cultural Revolution as Dinner Theater
Melinda Liu, Newsweek
Wednesday, October 5
Turkey Can't Lead Mideast While Fighting Israel
John Hughes, CSM
Syrian Repression Knows No Bounds
Alex Neve, Globe and Mail
U.S. Hands Afghan Riches to China
Benard & Sugarman, Foreign Policy
A Kinder Form of War
George Jonas, National Post
Europe, Greece and Wishful Thinking
Guy Sorman, City Journal
U.S. 'Paying a Price' for Ousting Mubarak
Eli Lake, The Daily Beast
The Strange Power of Qatar
Hugh Eakin, New York Review of Books
America's F-35B a Transformative Fighter Plane
Robert Farley, WPR
Trade Could Be a South Korean Spoiler
Victor Cha, Foreign Affairs
Foreign Doctors Saving U.S. Lives
Franz Strasser, BBC News
Thursday, October 6
The Decline and Fall of American Decline
Joseph Nye, Project Syndicate
Europe Too Dependent on U.S. Defense
Jan Techau, National Interest
Forget Greece, Keep Your Eye on China
Moises Naim, Carnegie Endowment
The Shattering of U.S.-Pakistani Links
Derek Burney, Globe and Mail
Mideast Credits Steve Jobs for Arab Spring
Hannah Allam, McClatchy
Putin's 'Eurasian Union' Plan Is All About Gas
Alina Inayeh, GMF
Why Is Erdogan Attacking Germany?
Jurgen Gottschlich, Spiegel
From Tahrir Square to Wall Street
Joshua Keating, Foreign Policy
Iran's Bahraini Ambitions
Mitchell Belfer, Wall Street Journal
Anwar Sadat's Vision for Egypt
Scott MacLeod, Los Angeles Times
Friday, October 7
Toward a New American Century
Mitt Romney
No New Ideas from Romney
Stokes, Lamond & Hartigan, Democracy Arsenal
A Wider View of U.S. Role in the World
Jon Huntsman, Politico
Europe's Banks Pushing World Toward Crisis
The Economist
Putin Enters The Dragon's Den
M K Bhadrakumar, Asia Times
Bush Should Get Some Credit for the Arab Spring
Alan Dowd, The Mark
Emerging Democracies Not Keen to Press Syria
Nikolas Gvosdev, WPR
Assad for President ... of Pakistan
Robert Grenier, Al Jazeera
Putin's Eurasian Vision Makes Sense
John Daly, Oil Pirce
Is Canada's Oil Ethical?
Sandro Contenta, Global Post
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