Week of August 20, 2012 Archives

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Monday, August 20
Time for the U.S. to Stand Up to China
Aaron Friedberg, Foreign Affairs
Asia's Island Row Boils Over
Stephanie Kleine-Ahlbrandt, The Guardian
Why China Can't Confront Japan
Bruce Einhorn, Bloomberg Businessweek
Assange Redefines What 'Dissident' Means
Kris Kotarski, Calgary Herald
True Costs of an Iranian Bomb
Lawrence Solomon, Financial Post
Sleepwalking into an Afghanistan Disaster
Hal Colebatch, The Australian
China's Assad Problem
Jeffrey Payne, The National Interest
The UK Speedboat That Became Iran's Weapon
Jon Stock, Daily Telegraph
Syria's Jihad: Made in America?
Nafeez Ahmed, Foreign Policy In Focus
The Kony-ification of Pussy Riot
Joshua Foust, The Atlantic
Tuesday, August 21
End the Syria Slaughter Now
Bernard Henri-Levy, The Daily Beast
Why Obama Won't Go to Israel
Jonathan Tobin, Commentary Magazine
Pussy Riot Deal a Grave Blow to Putin
Gideon Rachman, Financial Times
For Russians, Pussy Riot Is Complicated
Leonid Bershidsky, Bloomberg
How Latin America Sees the Assange Case
Atilio Boron, The Guardian
Mexico: Next North American Superpower?
George Friedman, Stratfor
China's Long, Steady March into the Gulf
Frank Kane, The National
Asia's Maritime Disputes Not Just About China
Zoher Abdoolcarim, Time
Kim Jong-un Is No Reformer
Victor Cha, Foreign Policy
Deja Vu in France's Banlieues
James Shields, CNN
Wednesday, August 22
Why Israel Won't Attack Iran
Robert Dreyfuss, The Diplomat
The Elusive Obama Doctrine
Leslie Gelb, The National Interest
Is a New Geopolitical Environment Emerging?
Richard Falk, Guernica
Why Are Afghan Soldiers Shooting at Us?
Andrew Exum, WP Review
Rousseff: Brazil's Entrepreneur-in-Chief
Glick & Casserly, Forbes
Pakistan a Demon the West Created
Tarek Fatah, Toronto Sun
Will Obama Stop Iran's Nuke?
John Bolton, Washington Times
Russia's Blatant Hypocrisy in Syria
Hussein Ibish, NOW Lebanon
How the UK Can Arrest Assange
Kantathi Suphamongkhon, CS Monitor
Zenawi and Ethiopia's Grand Experiment
Mohammed & De Waal, NYT
Thursday, August 23
Leave Regime Change to Iranians
Dobbins & Nader, Foreign Affairs
Desperation in Damascus, Panic in Tehran
Ali Alfoneh, The Commentator
Syria's Chemical Weapons Pose Huge Risk
Mark Fitzpatrick, Al Monitor
The Contradictions of Chinese Nationalism
Helen Gao, The Atlantic
Putin Takes a Lesson From Lukashenko
Vladimir Ryzhkov, Moscow Times
The Death of a Great Russian City
Anna Nemtsova, Foreign Policy
Will South Africans' Anger Boil Over?
William Gumede, BBC News
How Young German Men Are Lured into Jihad
Ozlem Gezer, Der Spiegel
Is It Time for Cameron to Ditch Osborne?
Martin Kettle, The Guardian
Even With Bush Gone, the U.S. Is Still a Bully
Owen Jones, Independent
Friday, August 24
Why Afghanistan Isn't a Campaign Issue
Tony Karon, Time
Taliban Smell Blood as U.S. Withdraws
Peter Brookes, Boston Herald
We Can Build Peace in Afghanistan
Gen. John R. Allen, Washington Post
Mohamed Morsi vs. Egypt's Press
Erin Cunningham, Global Post
Ehud Barak Will Decide if Israel Strikes Iran
Oren Kessler, Foreign Policy
When Assad Falls, Kurds to Take Back Land
David Enders, McClatchy
Syrian Opposition Need to Break Impasse
Hassan Hassan, The Guardian
China's Mounting Piles of Unsold Goods
Keith Bradsher, New York Times
Land Reform Key to Burma's Future
Kyaw Kyaw, The Diplomat
5 Security Issues We Should Be Talking About
Brian Katulis, CNN
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