Week of May 7, 2012 Archives

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Monday, May 7
Don't Strangle Europe with Austerity
Gerhard Schroder, CS Monitor
Europe's Extremists Go Mainstream
Anne Applebaum, Slate
France Votes for Years of Decline
Richard Waghorne, Daily Mail
Will End of Austerity Break Up Eurozone?
Patrick Smith, Fiscal Times
Pragmatic Merkel Will Work with Hollande
Philip Oltermann, Guardian
How Did Neo-Nazis Rise in Greece?
Sabby Mionis, Haaretz
I Get the Message, But Reform Takes Time
David Cameron, The Telegraph
Will Chen Really Be Allowed to Leave?
Hannah Beech, Time
Obama Gives Realists a Bad Name
Paul Saunders, The National Interest
Israel's Election & Bibi's October Surprise
Jonathan Tobin, Commentary
Tuesday, May 8
Obscure Greek Leftists Now Control World's Fate
Louis Klarevas, FP
France Braces for Round Three
Amir Taheri, New York Post
Obama's Foreign Policy Score
Indyk, Lieberthal & O'Hanlon, Foreign Affairs
Zzzzzzz, Hollande
Danielle Pletka & Gary Schmitt, American Enterprise Inst.
New Coalition Moves Netanyahu to the Center
Karl Vick, Time
Chen Affair Reveals U.S. Weakness
John Bolton, Washington Times
Is Russia's Opposition Out of Moves?
Masha Gessen, Newsweek
Lebanon Walks the Syria Tightrope
Roula Khalaf, Financial Times
South Sudan's Disastrous First Year
Armin Rosen, The Atlantic
Castro's Desperate Warning on Venezuela
Roger Noriega, Miami Herald
Wednesday, May 9
Europe's Revolt Against Politicians
Hugh Cortazzi, Japan Times
Hollande Must Betray Supporters to Save Them
Clive Crook, Bloomberg
'Never Again' Is Now in North Korea
Jeff Jacoby, Boston Globe
Why NATO Has an Ordinary Future
Robert Kaplan, Stratfor
In Israel, Iran Strike Back on the Table
Noga Tarnopolsky, Global Post
Crouching Lawyer, Sullen Dragon
Sreeram Chaulia, Times of India
Maybe Those Hippies Are Onto Something
George Jonas, National Post
Ayatollah Contemplates Compromise
Mehdi Khalaji, Project Syndicate
Why Kofi Annan Failed in Syria
Salman Shaikh, Foreign Policy
Will No One Defend Europe in the U.S. Election?
Alec MacGillis, TNR
Thursday, May 10
Germany Can't Save the Euro
Jeremy Warner, Daily Telegraph
Goal of Iran Talks Should Be Regime Change
Patrick Clawson, Foreign Aff.
U.S. Must Secure Israel-Egypt Peace
Andrew Exum, World Politics Review
Who Will Rule Sinai?
Zvi Mazel, Jerusalem Post
Greece: A Land Without a Rudder
Joanna Kakissis, Foreign Policy
Can France's National Front Move to the Middle?
Marco Vicenzino, Forbes
Israel's Kadima Party Could Split After Deal
Ben Birnbaum, Wash Times
Sudans Brace for a War Both Thought Was Over
Josh Kron, NY Times
Why U.S.-Pak Marriage of Convenience Is Over
Fredric Bobin, Le Monde
For Quebec Students, Might Makes Right
Andrew Coyne, Ottawa Citizen
Friday, May 11
Israel's Spies Are Revolting
Natan Sachs, Foreign Policy
America's Outdated View of China
Perry Link, Washington Post
Inside the Hunt for bin Laden
Peter Bergen, CNN
'Missile Shield' a Sad Joke
Kennette Benedict, Bulletin of Atomic Scientists
In Libya, Trouble Brews in the South
The Economist
U.S. and China Ties Aren't So Bad, Actually
Douglas Paal, The Diplomat
India Balances the U.S. and Iran
Nikolas Gvosdev, World Politics Review
Why Is it Taking So Long to Rebuild Haiti?
Tate Watkins, TAI
Norway's 'Moon Landing' or Boondoggle?
Gerald Traufetter, Der Spiegel
Mexico's Boring Election Won't Be a Bore
Andres Oppenheimer, Miami H'ld
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