Week of August 13, 2012 Archives

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Monday, August 13
The Most Dangerous Man in the World
Reuel Gerecht, Weekly Standard
Is Morsi Staging or Reversing a Coup?
Hussein Ibish, The Daily Beast
The Sinai Powder Keg
Itamar Rabinovich, Project Syndicate
The Non-Debate on Foreign Policy
Paul Pillar, The National Interest
Paul Ryan a Brilliant Foreign Policy Choice
KT McFarland, Fox News
Ryan a Product of Bush Foreign Policy
Daniel Larison, The Week
China Politics, Oil Risk Sea Conflict
Krause-Jackson & Ten Kate, BBW
Obama's Failed Turkish Diplomacy
Ilan Berman, The American
Why Mali Is Falling Apart
Comfort Ero, CNN
Buddhists Behaving Badly
William McGowan, Foreign Affairs
Tuesday, August 14
Why Do Israeli Media Keep Predicting War?
Tony Karon, Time
In Syria, Signs of Iran's Hand
Mike Giglio, Newsweek
Is Assad Exporting Chaos to Lebanon?
Patrick Galey, The Guardian
Arm Rebels to Bring Down Syrian Regime
Hassan Hassan, The National
Morsi's Downside: Now He Has to Deliver
Aaron David Miller, TNI
Sinai's Invisible War
Mohamed Fadel Fahmy, Foreign Policy
How Kofi Annan Has Empowered Putin
Andre Glucksmann, Le Monde
Palestinian Culture Is Not About Failure
Ziad Asali, Daily Star
Vietnam's War on the Blogosphere
Bridget O'Flaherty, The Diplomat
Australia Needs Conversation on U.S., China
Peter Hartcher, SMH
Wednesday, August 15
Assad's Demise Could Redraw Mideast Map
Michael Totten, City Journal
Egypt's President Passes First Test
Gwynne Dyer, Columbus Dispatch
Turkey Losing Interest in EU Membership
Kristina Karasu, Der Spiegel
Economic Suicides Engulf Europe
Ariana Eunjung Cha, Washington Post
Why China's One-Child Policy Persists
Massoud Hayoun, National Interest
Africa the Prize in U.S.-China Tug of War
Frank Ching, China Post
Pakistan's Shattered Independence Dreams
Qanta Ahmed, CS Monitor
Independent India's Unfulfilled Promise
Neelam Deo, The Diplomat
Undersexed Japan at Population Brink
Edward Morgan, New Geography
How to Counter BBC's Liberal Bias
Daniel Hannan, Daily Telegraph
Thursday, August 16
Preparing for War with China
James Holmes, The National Interest
China Must Be Honest About Its Ambitions
Wang Chong, Caixin
Little Room for Compromise on Julian Assange
Bridget Kendall, BBC
Ecuador Is Right to Give Assange Asylum
Mark Weisbrot, Guardian
Israel's Persistent Iran Itch
Roger Cohen, New York Times
What's Behind the 'New' Intelligence on Iran?
Jeffrey Lewis, FP
UK Volunteered for Games, Not Big Society
Mary Dejevsky, Independent
Madonna a Prop in Pussy Riot Trial
Maxim Shevchenko, Moscow Times
Why Germans Fear Inflation
Siobhan Dowling, Global Post
One Mayor's Hunger Strike Against Austerity
Angelika Stucke, Spiegel
Friday, August 17
America and Iran Square Off Over Syria
Robert Dreyfuss, The Diplomat
How the U.S. Can Lead on Syria
Stephen Hadley, Washington Post
Is Cyber War Expanding?
Katherine Maher, The Atlantic
Lebanon Once Again on the Brink
David Hirst, The Guardian
The 'It-Girl' of the Russian Opposition
Julia Ioffe, The New Republic
Why Pussy Riot Matters
Michelle Ringuette, CNN
How Israel Saved Egypt's Muslim Brotherhood
Noah Feldman, Bloomberg
China's Show Trial Showed a Little Too Much
Minxin Pei, The National
Hugo Chavez's Mausoleum
Peter Wilson, Foreign Policy
Spain's Flash Mobs and Supermarket Robin Hoods
Lisa Abend, Time
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