Week of September 17, 2012 Archives

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Monday, September 17
Let's Be Honest About American Power
Kelly McParland, National Post
Germany Just Made a Mess for Europe
Ackerman & Maduro, Foreign Policy
Arab Riots a U.S. Wakeup Call
Andrew Bacevich, Newsweek
Orgy of Cynicism in the Middle East
Hussein Ibish, NOW Lebanon
How the U.S. Is Destroying NATO
Tom Parker, The National Interest
China's Looming Leadership Crisis
Minxin Pei, The National
A New Vision for Europe
Sikorski & Westerwelle, New York Times
Obama Rethinks the Arab Spring
Victor Kotsev, Asia Times
Hard Truths About Global Economy
Michael Spence, Project Syndicate
When China and India Went to War
Jeff Smith, Yale Global
Tuesday, September 18
Not the Old Middle East
Ian Bremmer, New York Times
The Failure of Leading from Behind
Richard Cohen, Washington Post
The 'Romney School' of Foreign Policy?
Robert Dreyfuss, The Diplomat
Mitt's Right: Russia Is Our Top Foe
John Arquilla, Foreign Policy
Russia' 'Big Bang' in Central Asia
M.K. Bhadrakumar, Asia Times
Who's Arming Whom in Syria?
Rania Abouzeid, Time
Egypt's Mosques Are Up for Grabs
Amir Taheri, New York Post
Singh Sells New India Liberalization
Chandrahas Choudhury, Bloomberg
Boom Days in Burma
Brendan Brady, Newsweek
Behind China's Nationalistic Fervor
Lin Chun, The Guardian
Wednesday, September 19
Talk to Iran's Leaders, But Look Beyond Them
Ray Takeyh, NY Times
France the Next Arena in Euro Crisis
Ruadhan Mac Cormaic, Irish Times
The Arab Uprising the U.S. Fears
Jen Marlowe, American Conservative
Is U.S. Feared Enough in the Mideast?
Matthew Duss, American Prospect
Australia's Blinkered Vision of China
Peter Hartcher, SM Herald
What Did We Really Witness in the Mideast?
Rami Khouri, Daily Star
Mexico's Massacre Era
Gary Moore, World Affairs Journal
The Fix for Romney's Peace Process Apathy
Zvika Krieger, The Atlantic
Just Say No to America
Brian Rudman, New Zealand Herald
Europe: Rethink Parliamentary Democracy
Jorg Friedrich, European
Thursday, September 20
Don't Reward Bad Behavior with Foreign Aid
Rand Paul, Wash. Times
The Decline of Republican Foreign Policy
David Rohde, The Atlantic
U.S. Should Engineer Coup in Syria
Zalmay Khalilzad, Foreign Policy
Syrian Rebels May Be Guilty of War Crimes
Aryn Baker, Time
Egypt's Veiled Islamic Rivalry
Tony Badran, NOW Lebanon
Turkey's Precarious Position
Morton Abramowitz, The National Interest
Burma's Forgotten Dilemma
Steve Finch, The Diplomat
Africa's War Against Elephant Poachers
Louisa Lombard, NY Times
Cameron Can Learn from Clegg's Coolness
Benedict Brogan, Telegraph
Why British Police Don't Carry Guns
Jon Kelly, BBC News
Friday, September 21
Collapse of the Cairo Doctrine
Charles Krauthammer, Washington Post
Obama's Shaky Libya Narrative
Eli Lake, The Daily Beast
Libya Makes Syria Intervention Unlikely
Tony Karon, Time
In Arab World, Keep Calm and Carry On
James Traub, Foreign Policy
Libya Must Now Confront Salafists
Hanan Ghosheh, The National
Libya Doesn't Need Foreign Intervention
Abdel Hakim Belhaj, Guardian
Ecuador's Correa Follows Chavez Playbook
Jaime Daremblum, PJ Media
Will Euro Crisis Break Spain Apart?
Ambrose Evans-Pritchard, Telegraph
Election Intrigue in Georgia
Sergey Markedonov, The National Interest
For Expats, China's Not Worth It
Dexter Roberts, Bloomberg Businessweek
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