Week of August 27, 2012 Archives

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Monday, August 27
Why Afghans Are Killing U.S. Troops
Yousafzai & Moreau, Newsweek
When Democracies Build Walls
Reece Jones, New York Times
Why a Bankrupt America Doesn't Retreat
Robert Kelly, JoongAng Daily
Germany Isn't Rooting Out Neo-Nazis
David Crossland, Der Spiegel
Why Is Europe Avoiding the F-word?
Michael Goldfarb, BBC News
Canada Isn't Militarizing Its North
Colin Robertson, Ottawa Citizen
Russian Bear Comes in from the Cold
Pitor Dutkiewicz, Globe and Mail
Best Laid Plans Fail in Afghanistan
Tom Engelhardt, The Nation
Turkey's Rival Play Kurd Card
Cagaptay & Evans, Hurriyet Daily News
Israel Mustn't Shun African Refugees
Maya Paley, CS Monitor
Tuesday, August 28
Putin's Bad Neighbor Policy
Anders Aslund, Project Syndicate
Syria's Opposition: Rambos vs. Gandhis
Amal Hanano, The National
The Bashar Assad I Know
David Lesch, CNN
Egypt's Journalists Chafe Under New Controls
Ashraf Khalil, Time
Central Bank Independence in Egypt
Hany Abul Naga, Al-Masry Al-Youm
North Korea on the Nile
David Goldman, Asia Times
Iraq at the Crossroads
Dov Zakheim, The National Interest
Venezuela Refineries Explode, Economy Implodes
Raul Gallegos, Reuters
Burma's Economic Reboot
Steve Finch, The Diplomat
GOP Should Reject Paul's Foreign Policy
Fly & Moore, National Review
Wednesday, August 29
Berlin's Cozy New Ties to China
Deggerich, Neukirch & Wagner, Der Spiegel
The Odds of a Secret Iranian Nuke
Chris Whyte, The National Interest
North Korea's $6 Trillion Question
Scott Bruce, The Diplomat
America's Subtle China Strategy
Stephan Fruhling, East Asia Forum
It's Unwise for the U.S. to Contain China
Wu Liming, Xinhua News
Hey Canada: Time to Worry!
Kelly McParland, National Post
The GOP's Fact-free Foreign Policy
John Judis, The New Republic
Could a New German Constitution Save Europe?
Katinka Barysch, CER
Iran Shifts the Non-aligned Movement
Kaveh Afrasiabi, Asia Times
Time for Italy to Embrace the World
Alexander Gorlach, The European
Thursday, August 30
Egypt's Morsi Upsets Iran over Syria
Barbara Slavin, Al Monitor
Ban Ki-moon in Tehran: Another UN Outrage
Cliff May, Nat'l Review
Whose Side Is Yemen On?
Sam Kimball, Foreign Policy
We Will Win in Afghanistan
James Stavridis, The Guardian
Pakistan's Blasphemy Law Is Not Islamic
Haroon Siddiqui, Toronto Star
Hong Kong: The 'Occupy' Movement's Last Stand
Joe Jackson, Time
What Awaits Pussy Riot in Prison
Natalya Krainova, Moscow Times
Merkel Acts to Polish Germany's Image
Philipp Wittrock, Der Spiegel
Clegg Is a Joke, But Cameron Is to Blame
Iain Martin, Daily Telegraph
Where Have all the Wise Men Gone?
Morton Abramowitz, Nat'l Interest
Friday, August 31
Egypt's Morsi Slaps Down Iran's Khamenei
Amir Taheri, New York Post
Iran's 'Soft Power' Offensive
Nicole Dow, CNN
What Happened to Egypt's Young Revolutionaries?
Ty McCormick, FP
Hollande's Mission Impossible
Bruce Crumley, Time
China's Communists Have Survived Worse
Platt & Wasserstrom, Atlantic
New Special Relationship: Germany-China
Stephan Richter, The Globalist
How U.S. Can Out-Invest China in Africa
Alexander Benard, CSM
Obama Puts U.S. Torturers Beyond the Law
Glenn Greenwald, Guardian
When Sweden Fixed Entitlements
Roland Martinsson, Weekly Standard
Delhi Police Fumble Iran Bomb Probe
Gareth Porter, Asia Times
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