Week of May 14, 2012 Archives

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Monday, May 14
Can Islamists Be Liberals?
Mustafa Akyol, New York Times
Are Libya's Elections Premature?
Mohamed Eljarh, CNN
Beware of Chinese Jingoism
Harry Kazianis, The Diplomat
The Myth of Chinese Meritocracy
Minxin Pei, Project Syndicate
Time to Plan for G-Zero World
Ian Bremmer, Foreign Policy
'Romney Doctrine' Denies G-Zero Future
Andrew Bowen, The Majalla
Israel Amid an Islamist Middle East
Stefan Kirschner, Jerusalem Post
New Faces of Putin's Opposition
Anna Nemtsova, Newsweek
Another 'Pirate' Raid Is Trouble for Merkel
William Lee Adams, Time
Boris Johnson vs. the European Zeitgeist
Chan Akya, Asia Times
Tuesday, May 15
France Can't Go Back to Utopia
Guy Sorman, Project Syndicate
The Failure of Arab Liberals
Sohrab Ahmari, Commentary Magazine
Tunisia Best Hope for the Arab Spring
Michael J. Totten, Tablet Magazine
Contraction Looms for Chinese Economy
Gordon Chang, Forbes
Kick Russia Out of the G-8
Anders Aslund, Foreign Policy
'Occupy' Tactics Won't Work in Russia
Andrew Ryvkin, The Guardian
The Spirit of Geert Wilders
Mark Steyn, National Review
Who's Your Daddy? Germany, Apparently
Fintan O'Toole, Irish Times
America's Escalating Drone War in Yemen
Micah Zenko, CFR
$75 Billion to Save the World
Bjorn Lomborg, Slate
Wednesday, May 16
Europe Isn't Free-Riding on America
Anders Fogh Rasmussen, NYT
Is Israel United in Obstructionism?
Hussein Ibish, NOW Lebanon
Saudi Arabia & Turkey: Frenemies
Meliha Altunisik, Foreign Affairs
Can America Adapt to a Changing World?
Chuck Hagel, New Atlanticist
Greece's Eurozone Exit Is Suicidal
Nikos Chrysoloras, The Guardian
Eurozone Crisis a Repeat of the 1930s
Thomas Walkom, Toronto Star
Look at Europe Getting All Tough on Pirates
Matt Gurney, National Post
The Risks of a Syria Spillover
Andrew Exum, World Politics Review
How Hollande Should Handle Merkel
Charles Grant, CER
The Palestinian Struggle Persists
Rami Khouri, Daily Star
Thursday, May 17
Will Europe Decide the U.S. Election?
Andy Sullivan & Peter Apps, Reuters
Greece Must Exit the Eurozone
Nouriel Roubini, Project Syndicate
Why Tehran Might Be Ready to Talk
Joe Klein, Time
Iran Must Choose Enmity or Economy
Ray Takeyh, Financial Times
NATO in a Time of Austerity
Stephane Abrial, New York Times
It's Getting Lonely for Merkel Within Her Party
Roland Nelles, Spiegel
Beijing Tightens Screws on Foreign Journalists
Frank Ching, Japan Times
Mandarin's Changing Role in China
Helen Gao, The Atlantic
U.S. Not Thinking Syriously
Tony Badran, NOW Lebanon
A Pundit's Rosy View of the Pax Americana
Andrew Bacevich, Harper's
Friday, May 18
Iran Sanctions Are About to Backfire, Big Time
Kupchan & Priddy, NYT
Turning the Tide in Syria
Sen. Joseph Lieberman, Washington Post
Jakarta's Dragon Is Beginning to Roar
Greg Sheridan, The Australian
Christians Under Siege in Nigeria
Doug Bandow, American Spectator
Riddle of the Scarborough Shoal
Peter Lee, Asia Times
China Sets Sights on Central Europe
Caille Millner, Der Spiegel
Russia Lays Siege to Ukraine
Fyodor Lukyanov, Russia in Global Affairs
U.S. Evangelicals Birth a New Nation
Armin Rosen, Weekly Standard
Watching South Sudan Collapse
Aymenn Jawad al-Tamimi, Haaretz
'Time and Punishment' Now Canada's Way
Jeffrey Simpson, Globe & Mail
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