Week of October 31, 2011 Archives

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Monday, October 31
America's New Middle East 'Mini-NATO'
Simon Tisdall, The Guardian
Europe Is Beyond Rescue
David Warren, Ottawa Citizen
Merkel Responds to Euro Crisis by Shifting Left
Veit Medick, Der Spiegel
The GOP's Afghan War Hypocrisy
Peter Beinart, The Daily Beast
Obama Deserves Credit - for Following Bush's Footsteps
Peter Feaver, FP
Libya's Islamist Stripes Are No Surprise
Lysiane Gagnon, Globe and Mail
Assad: Challenge Syria at Your Peril
Andrew Gilligan, Daily Telegraph
China's Trouble With the Neighbors
Zhu Feng, Project Syndicate
India's Looming Microcredit Crisis
Sanjay Kumar, The Diplomat
Obama Leaves Chavez's Victims in the Lurch
Jackson Diehl, Wash Post
Tuesday, November 1
Greece: Revenge of the Sovereign Nation
A. Evans-Pritchard, Telegraph
G-20 Must Take Over from G-7
N. Berggruen & N. Gardels, CSM
G-20: The Committee to Not Save the World
David Shorr, The Atlantic
From Colonial Powers to Supplicants
Rich Lowry, New York Post
Beijing Will Not Rescue Eurozone
Yu Yongding, Financial Times
Syria Spoils Iran's 'Islamic Awakening'
Sadegh Zibakalam, Daily Star
Domestic Logic of Iran's Foreign Plots
Mehdi Khalaji, Project Syndicate
Medvedev Surfing to Irrelevance
Alexei Pankin, Moscow Times
Global Black Market: Economic Superpower
Robert Neuwirth, FP
The End of Population Growth
Sanjeev Sanyal, CNN
Wednesday, November 2
Face It: Pakistan Is an Enemy
Anatol Lieven, International Herald Tribune
How Badly Did Europe Screw Up?
Mohamed El-Erian, Foreign Policy
Papandreou's Right: Let Greeks Decide Their Fate
Sven Boll, Der Spiegel
U.S. Losing Propaganda War to Taliban
Yochi Dreazen, National Journal
Free Markets, Not China, Can Save Europe
Nicole Gelinas, City Journal
Should We Worry About Undersea Arms Race?
Robert Farley, WPR
Stuxnet and Cyberwar Blowback
Tom Gjelten, NPR
Europe's NATO Free Ride Is Over
Paddy Ashdown, Daily Telegraph
Russia's Not Rebuilding the Soviet Union
Dmitri Trenin, Project Syndicate
Japan: Burma's New Guardian?
Naing Ko Ko & Simon Scott, Japan Times
Thursday, November 3
Euro Was Nice Idea ... Until People Got in the Way
Margaret Wente, G&M
U.S. Blasts China for Economic Espionage
Siobhan Gorman, WSJ
Is China a Financial House of Cards?
Minxin Pei, The Diplomat
Iran: Overheated Rhetoric & U.S. Policy
Heather Hurlburt, The Guardian
Can Egypt Convince Hamas to Reject Violence?
David Ignatius, Wash Post
How the Muslim Brotherhood Will Win
Shadi Hamid, Foreign Policy
Mexico's Missing Consensus on Fighting Crime
Enrique Krauze, Bloomberg
Qatar's Diplomatic Dynamism
Tony Badran, NOW Lebanon
The Shrinking North
Pierre Buhler, Project Syndicate
Media Freedom Perceived Differently Worldwide
English & Vlad, Gallup
Friday, November 4
Regime Change in Syria Is the Prize
Alastair Crooke, The Guardian
U.S. Tightens Drone War Rules
Entous, Gorman & Barnes, WSJ
Violent Islamism Has Failed
Richard Dearlove, Int'l Herald Tribune
Israel's Dangerous Provocation
Dan Ephron, The Daily Beast
Iraq Withdrawal No Defeat for U.S.
Brett McGurk, Washington Post
Greece Was a Problem But Italy's a Catastrophe
Der Spiegel
China Shouldn't Mimic Security-Obsessed U.S.
Peter Lee, Asia Times
Kenya Faces a Quagmire in Somalia
Brian Dabbs, World Politics Review
Saudi Arabia's Step Backward
Ellen Laipson, Foreign Affairs
Security Must Follow India-Pakistan Trade
Jayshree Bajoria, National
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