Week of February 20, 2012 Archives

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Tuesday, February 21
In Egypt, Hopes for a True Revolution Fade
Oren Dorell, USA Today
Iran Tests the Waters Off Syria
M.K. Bhadrakumar, Asia Times
Saudi Arabia's Free Speech Choice
Richard Cohen, Washington Post
Putin Squeezes Opposition Media
Julia Ioffe, Foreign Policy
EU Should Admit Greece Is Bankrupt
Christian Rickens, Der Spiegel
India Lets U.S. Down on Iran
Nicholas Burns, The Diplomat
India and Iran's Converging, Diverging Interests
Mohammed Ayoob, CNN
How the Iran Standoff Looks from Turkey
Soli Ozel, Bloomberg
India's 'Turmeric Revolution'
Kentaro Toyama, The Atlantic
South Asia's False Spring
Brahma Chellaney, Project Syndicate
Wednesday, February 22
The End of the European Project
Doug Bandow, The National Interest
What Iranian Elites Think
Hasnain Kazim, Der Spiegel
Exporting Democracy, Importing Trouble
George Jonas, National Post
Is English or Mandarin the Future?
Jennifer Pak, BBC News
The Battle to Unseat Chavez
Girish Gupta, Global Post
How Nasser Shaped the Arab Spring
Sarah Mousa, Al Jazeera
The Reality of America's Global Power
Leon Hadar, Business Times
Palestinians Must Use Peaceful Protest
Mustafa Barghouthi, NY Times
Iran War Is Not Inevitable
Robert Farley, World Politics Review
Britain Could Make Somalia Much Worse
Simon Tisdall, The Guardian
Thursday, February 23
What Burning Qurans in Afghanistan Tells Us
Dan Murphy, CS Monitor
Can the Taliban Avoid a Split over Talks?
Yousafzai & Moreau, Daily Beast
West Forcing Israel's Hand on Iran
Ilan Berman, Washington Times
Israel and U.S. Tangle over a Common Enemy
Heller & Spetalnick, Reuters
The China Bluff
Chas Freeman, The National Interest
Why Syria Is Not Being Bombed
Haroon Siddiqui, Toronto Star
The War With Europe over Alberta's Oil
Lawrence Herman, Globe & Mail
Britain Is Trying to Intimidate Argentina
Sean Penn, The Guardian
Could a New Oil Find Re-Ignite Falklands Flare Up?
John Daly, Huff Post
Remembering an Intrepid Journalist
Matthew Fisher, Montreal Gazette
Friday, February 24
The Day After Israel Attacks Iran
Ehud Eiran, Foreign Affairs
Al-Qaeda Is On the Ropes
Brian Fishman & Phil Mudd, Foreign Policy
U.S. Could Break N. Korea By Dumping $100 Bill
David Wolman, Time
Bombing Iran Is Not the Answer
The Economist
Syrian Intervention a Moral Imperative
Kanan Makiya, The New Republic
The Problem With Political Bloviating on China
Daniel Larison, The Week
World Has a Stake in Somalia
William Hague, Globe and Mail
Would Independence Tarnish Scotland's Image?
Pat Kane, The Scotsman
India's Poverty Dilemma
T.N. Ninan, Yale Global
French Far-Right Courts Jewish Voters
Liam Hoare, The Atlantic
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