Week of July 30, 2012 Archives

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Monday, July 30
What China's Leaders Fear Most
Minxin Pei, The Diplomat
Obama Must Match Syria Rhetoric with Policy
David Phillips, The Globe
How Mrs. Assad Duped Me
Joan Juliet Buck, Newsweek
Russia Seeks Sea Power with Decrepit Fleet
R. Scarborough, Wash Times
Putin Going Down Path of Brezhnev
Fabio Rafael Fiallo, The Commentator
Australia Stumbles into American Decline Debate
Peter Hartcher, SMH
Why Poland Would Probably Vote for Obama
Andrzej Jonas, CNN
South Korea's Budding Femocracy
Yuriko Koike, Project Syndicate
Corruption, Nepotism Haunt South Europe
Hans-Jurgen Schlamp, Spiegel
Africa's Third Liberation
Jeffrey Herbst & Greg Mills , New York Times
Tuesday, July 31
Mideast Gaffe Could Cost Romney
Joshua Greenman, NY Daily News
Romney Is Right About the Palestinians
John Podhoretz, New York Post
The Highs and Lows of Romney's Foreign Trip
Frank James, NPR
Cuba Losing Control of Reforms
Sean Goforth, The National Interest
Drunk and Broke in the UK
Peter Popham, Newsweek
'Junta in a Box' to Replace Assad?
Tony Karon, Time
The 'Playboy General' Who Would Lead Syria
Deborah Amos, Slate
Political Crisis Is Driving Iraq's Violence
Joost Hiltermann, CNN
Egypt's Liberals Are in Denial
Shadi Hamid, Foreign Policy
Can a Mideast 'NATO' Deter Iran?
Goldman & Rapp-Hooper, The Diplomat
Wednesday, August 1
How to Spark an Iranian Revolution
Michael Ledeen, Foreign Affairs
U.S. Oil Firms Build Fiefdom in Iraq
Steve LeVine, Foreign Policy
Romney Wants a War with Iran
Robert Merry, The National Interest
Romney Can Revive U.S. Strength Abroad
Abhijit Pandya, Daily Mail
America's Shiny, Useless Military
William Lind, American Conservative
Why Do African Presidents Keep Dying?
Simon Allison, Daily Maverick
Israeli Attack on Iran Risks Messy U.S. War
Innocent & Eilam, Global Post
The Taliban May Make Peace - Will the U.S.?
Ahmed Rashid, BBC News
Time for Japan & South Korea to Ally
Hornung & Tatsumi, Japan Times
U.S.-Canada Relationship Doing Just Fine
Gordon Giffin, Globe and Mail
Thursday, August 2
Nobody Is Cheering for Team Europe
Daniel Hannan, Daily Telegraph
Draghi Might Do What It Takes to Rescue Euro
Stephanie Flanders, BBC
Inside Italy's Downward Spiral
Stefano Casertano, World Affairs Journal
Chemical WMDs: Good Reason for U.S. to Avoid Syria
Doug Bandow, TNI
The Case for Engaging Iran
Mary Kaszynski, The Diplomat
Why Wait for Diplomacy with Iran to Fail?
Mario Loyola, National Review
A New Threat from Boko Haram
Melissa Gresham, The Commentator
Good and Bad Muslims of Western Media
Habib Battah, Al Monitor
Burma Conflict Spurs Talk of 'Global War on Islam'
Christian Caryl, FP
Feuding Koreas to Face Off in Ping-Pong
Ashley Fetters, The Atlantic
Friday, August 3
The Great Islamist Comeback
Abe Greenwald, Commentary Magazine
Syria's Crumbling Pluralism
Kapil Komireddi, New York Times
Don't Repeat 'Bosnia Fallacy' in Syria
Nikolas Gvosdev, National Interest
No Difference Between Romney, Obama on Iran
Blake Hounshell, CNN
China's 'Salami-Slicing' Asia Strategy
Robert Haddick, Foreign Policy
Far from Safe to Say al-Qaeda Is Dead
Daveed Gartenstein-Ross, Nat'l Post
For India, Two Days in Bharat
Raghuvir Srinivasan, The Hindu
MEMRI's Selective Picture of Arab World
Assaf David, Haaretz
China's Rich Hire Body Doubles for Prison
Geoffrey Sant, Slate
Olympic Duel Between U.S., China
Carvill, Law & Wolfgang, Wash. Times
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