Week of November 28, 2011 Archives

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Monday, November 28
Euro Crisis Is Entirely Avoidable
James Surowiecki, New Yorker
Fiscal Union Can't Save the Euro
Derek Thompson, The Atlantic
We Need Germany More Than We Fear Her
Radek Sikorski, Fin. Times
What Happened in Pakistan?
Jonathan Foreman, National Review
Egypt's Islamists Betting on the Ballot Box
Ursula Lindsey, Al Akhbar
Fast Track to an Electoral Train Wreck
Ashraf Khalil, Jadaliyya
Another Arab Spring in 50 Years?
Sami Moubayed, Asia Times
The Calm After the Storm in Tunisia
Intissar Kherigi, Al Jazeera
India Should Stop Fearing Wal-Mart
Jyoti Thottam, Time
China Doomsayers Are in Fashion
David Pierson, Los Angeles Times
Tuesday, November 29
In Bleak Cairo, a Call for Optimism
Wael Ghonim, New York Times
The Rise of Political Islam
Wadah Khanfar, Dawn
It's Not an Islamist Wave
Amir Taheri, New York Post
Our Trust Deficit With Pakistan
Elise Jordan, National Review
U.S. May Abandon Pakistan Supply Routes
Amir Mir, Asia Times
U.S. Needs India's Air Force
Rajeswari Pillai Rajagopalan, The Diplomat
Arab Spring and Nervous Israel
Samuel Segev, Winnipeg Free Press
Yemen Could Still End in Civil War
Tom Finn & Atiaf Al-Wazir, FP
Zapatero's Dismal Legacy
Christopher Caldwell, Weekly Standard
The China Bears' Feeble Growl
Yu Yongding, Project Syndicate
Wednesday, November 30
China's Prisoner Organ Harvest
Ethan Gutmann, Weekly Standard
U.S. Policy on Egypt Needs a Big Shift
Lynch & Cook, New York Times
Iran's Hit and Run Foreign Relations
David Warren, Ottawa Citizen
The Curious Case of German Leadership
Katinka Barysch, CER
World Still Needs U.S. Navy
Robert Kaplan, Financial Times
Egypt's Foreign Policy After the Vote
Geneive Abdo, Foreign Affairs
Syria's Christians Side With Dictator
Bastian Berbner, Der Spiegel
We Must Leave Afghanistan ASAP
Greg Sheridan, The Australian
Hezbollah Takes a Hit
Lee Smith, Tablet Magazine
In Biggest Democracy, Parliament Doesn't Work
John Chalmers, Reuters
Thursday, December 1
Iran Embassy Siege Sign of What's Ahead?
Meir Javedanfar, The Diplomat
China Cannot Be Europe's Savior
Phillip Inman, The Guardian
Games Pakistanis Must Play
Leslie Gelb, The Daily Beast
Germany Remains Oblivious to Warnings
Jeremy Warner, Telegraph
Arab Spring's Next Challenge
David Ignatius, Washington Post
In Russia, Nationalists Turn on Putin
Thomas Grove, Reuters
West Didn't Break Libya, and We Don't 'Own' It
Tim Garton Ash, G&M
Africa's Economies Finally Shine Bright
The Economist
Euro Crisis Pushing Canada into U.S. Arms
Thomas Walkom, Toronto Star
Japan's Strength Is Lost in Translation
Michael Auslin, Wall St. Journal
Friday, December 2
Egypt's Islamist Era
Benny Morris, The National Interest
Europe Close to Bringing Down U.S.
Jim Tankersley, National Journal
Why Russia Is Backing Syria
David Hearst, The Guardian
Obama's Confused Iran Policy
Sohrab Ahmari, World Affairs Journal
Russia, 20 Years Along
Ariel Cohen, New York Times
Can Asia Really Lead the 21st Century?
Amitav Acharya, Yale Global
Pakistan's Premature Victory
Cyril Almeida, Dawn
Who Loves Stimulus? The IMF
Jarad Vary, The New Republic
Clinton in Myanmar: The Great Game
The Economist
Can the Afghan Army Win the War?
John Nagl, Foreign Affairs
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