Week of December 26, 2011 Archives

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Tuesday, December 27
Russia's Big, Angry Protest Movement
Jeffrey Tayler, The Atlantic
Putin's World Is Falling Apart
Masha Gessen, The Guardian
The Year of Erdogan
Morton Abramowitz, The National Interest
Will the Spirit of Wukan Change China?
Rachel Beitarie, Foreign Policy
Pakistan on the Precipice
Shahid Javed Burki, Project Syndicate
Will Assad Fall? Wrong Question
Michael Ledeen, PJ Media
'Price Tag' Acts Are Cost of Gaza Disengagement
Moshe Arens, Haaretz
The Woman Who Triggered Fall of Soviet Union
Ralph Benko, Forbes
China Bloggers' Grim Humor on North Korea
Adam Minter, Bloomberg
If 2011 Was Turbulent, 2012 Will Be Worse
Tony Karon, Time
Wednesday, December 28
Saber-Rattling in the Strait of Hormuz
Tim Lister, CNN
Who Gets Slimed in the Euro Debt Crisis?
Rosemary Righter, Newsweek
Turkey Was the Winner of 2011
Ashraf Ghani, Foreign Policy
The Dragon Looks North
Michael Byers, Al Jazeera
Imperial Echoes Lead Britain to War
Simon Jenkins, The Guardian
What if Assad Survives?
Farid Ghadry, Jerusalem Post
America's Uzbekistan Problem
Joshua Kucera, New York Times
Harper Proof That Canada Can Change
Kelly McParland, National Post
Why Protests Can't Stop Putin
Andranik Migranyan, The National Interest
Can Intelligence Forecasting Ever Improve?
Dan Gardner, Ottawa Citizen
Thursday, December 29
Will Protests Spread to Beijing?
Minxin Pei, The Diplomat
Changes in Beijing May Add to Korean Chaos
Gordon Chang, Daily News
2012: No Peace, No Prosperity, No Progress
Simon Tisdall, The Guardian
Dangerous Mix: Iranian Oil and U.S. Sanctions
Vali Nasr, CNN
What's Obama's Plan B for Syria?
Tony Badran, NOW Lebanon
Israel's Blinders on Inequality
Peter Beinart, The Daily Beast
Al-Qaeda's Newest Outpost
Ilan Berman, Forbes
David Cameron's Daft Prohibition Plan
Raheem Kassam, Commentator
Britain's Future Lies With America, Not Europe
Murray & Bennett, WSJ
Canadian Oil Companies Flock to N. Dakota
Nathan Vanderklippe, G&M
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