Week of November 14, 2011 Archives

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Monday, November 14
EU Was Never Meant to Be a Democracy
Christopher Booker, Telegraph
Egyptian Blogger's Jailing Raises Stakes
Ahdaf Soueif, The Guardian
October Stats Confirm China's 'Hard Landing'
Gordon Chang, Forbes
U.S. Should Look South, Not East
Parag Khanna, Foreign Policy
Ai Weiwei: The 'Voice of Treason'
Isaac Stone Fish, Newsweek
How Iran Persecutes Its Oldest Religion
Jamsheed Choksy, CNN
The Euro Crisis and 'Fairness' Fallacy
Megan McArdle, New York Post
Australia: America's Dream Ally
Greg Sheridan, The Australian
New Scandal Is DSK's Final End
Bruce Crumley, Time
The Rise and Fall of Silvio Berlusconi
Anne Applebaum, Slate
Tuesday, November 15
In EU Crisis, Bring on the Technocrats
Fabrizio Tassinari, Globe & Mail
What Foreign Aid Buys for the U.S.
Alastair Smith, CNN
Syria: The End of the Beginning?
Michael Burleigh, Daily Mail
Hands Off Syria, Arabs Tell Turks
Samuel Segev, Winnipeg Free Press
China's South Sea Aggression Helps U.S.
Amitai Etzioni, National Interest
Media Curbs Feed China's Rumor Mill
Yvonne Su, Asia Times
China's Peace Prize Goes to ... Putin?
Hannah Beech, Time
The Decline of Evo Morales
Jaime Daremblum, Weekly Standard
New India and Old Europe
Shashi Tharoor, Project Syndicate
Berlusconi Fiddled While Rome Crumbled
Ben Macintyre, The Australian
Wednesday, November 16
U.S., China Must Share Asia Power
Hugh White, Sydney Morning Herald
Quietly Suffering Ireland Wins German Praise
Marco Evers, Der Spiegel
Europe's Future: Shed States, Regroup or Decay?
Dan O'Brien, Irish Times
Iran and the Nuclear Paradox
Robert Farley, World Politics Review
'British Germans' Poised to Rule
Chris Bowlby, BBC News
Russia's Imperial Future
Ben Judah, The European
Mexico Sours on the Drug War
Ted Galen Carpenter, The National Interest
Did U.S. Bring Democracy? Iraqis Have Doubts
Waleed Ibrahim, Reuters
Lebanon at Risk as Syrian Conflict Widens
Nizar Abdel-Kader, Daily Star
Greece's Haircut
Abraham Newman, Foreign Affairs
Thursday, November 17
The Culture War Over Europe's Money
Walter Russell Mead, WSJ
Turkey May Decide Assad's Fate
Simon Tisdall, The Guardian
America Has Wrong President for Syrian War
John Bolton, Daily Beast
Time for U.S. to Accept Its New Global Role
Andrew Bacevich, Al Jazeera
America's Incoherent Asia Policy
Clyde Prestowitz, Foreign Policy
Putin Should Study Fallen Giants
Corby, Courtney & Yalowitz, NYT
Semper Fi to the Shores of Darwin
Peter Hartcher, Sydney Morning Herald
Australia's Economic Destiny With China
Graham Richardson, Australian
Netanyahu the Last Hope for Israeli Democracy
Gideon Levy, Haaretz
Libya Militia Threatens to Overthrow Gov't
Alastair Macdonald, Reuters
Friday, November 18
Do Not Attack Syria
Aaron David Miller, New York Times
Regime Change Only Option in Syria
Rajendra Abhyankar, Haaretz
Europe a Giant, Deadly Domino
Wolfgang Munchau, Der Spiegel
America, the Sick Man of Asia
Peter Lee, Asia Times
Don't Mess With Turkey
Robert Fisk, The Independent
Destroying the Eurozone Is the Only Safe Bet
Nigel Lawson, Spectator
Would an Israeli Strike on Iran Work?
Austin Long, Tablet Magazine
Will Germany Save Europe?
Matthijs & Blyth, Foreign Affairs
Has the Crisis Killed an Irish Party?
John Waters, Irish Times
Does Self-Immolation Really Work?
Christian Caryl, Foreign Policy
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