Week of October 1, 2012 Archives

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Monday, October 1
Morsi and Obama: A Beautiful Friendship?
Fouad Ajami, Newsweek
The Great Foreign Policy Divide
Roger Cohen, New York Times
Beware of Russia's Hidden Hand
Janusz Bugajski, CS Monitor
Five Mideast Headaches Awaiting the U.S.
Tony Karon, Time
Losing Iraq
Frederick & Kimberly Kagan, National Review
Explaining Obama's UN Snubs
Aaron David Miller, Los Angeles Times
Who's Really Leading Europe?
Ulrike Guerot, World Politics Review
Putin's Slavophiles Gain on Westernizers
Alexei Bayer, Moscow Times
What if Abe Wins in Japan?
Aurelia Mulgan, East Asia Forum
China's Consumption Collapse
Gordon Chang, Forbes
Tuesday, October 2
How Saakashvili Lost His Election
Simon Shuster, Time
A Massacre That Bodes Ill for Syria
Hassan Hassan, The National
The Neurotic Middle East
Victor Davis Hanson, National Review
Muffling the Iran War Drums
Richard Cohen, Washington Post
The Economic Education of Suu Kyi
William Pesek, Bloomberg
Afghanistan's 'Green on Blue' Nightmare
Robert Dreyfuss, The Diplomat
Behind the Afghan Insider Attacks
Dyrud & Moradian, Foreign Policy
How Karzai Could Make Himself a Hero
Jim Marshall, New York Times
When There's No Cash, Labour Has Few Ideas
Matt d'Ancona, Telegraph
Europe's Crisis Is Existential
Stefan Kornelius, Suddeutsche Zeitung
Wednesday, October 3
Germany's Trillion Euro Headache
Jeremy Warner, Daily Telegraph
Recession Looming, Germany Seeks Plan B
John Vinocur, NY Times
How 'Pro-Russian' Is Georgia's New Leader?
Mark Adomanis, Forbes
Could Muslim Rage Spur Growth?
Meghan O'Sullivan, Bloomberg
Netanyahu's Red Lines Make No Sense
Tony Karon, The National
Is Georgia's New Leader Crazy?
Shaun Walker, Foreign Policy
China and Japan's War of Words
Frank Ching, China Post
The Truth About Attacks on Diplomats
Adam Serwer, Mother Jones
Twilight for America in Afghanistan
HDS Greenway, Global Post
Berlusconi: Europe's Dangerous Clown
Stefano Casertano, The European
Thursday, October 4
China Makes a Move for Afghanistan
Andrew Small, Foreign Policy
Scandal May Strengthen China's Communists
Bernhard Zand, Spiegel
Will Sanctions Change Iran's Nuclear Calculus?
Tony Karon, Time
Media Spins Ahmadinejad's UN Speech
Clifford May, National Review
Neither Syria Nor Turkey Want War
Adrian Hamilton, The Independent
There Will Be No 'Golden Age' of Oil
Michael Klare, TomDispatch
Japan's Coming Political Earthquake
Masahiro Matsumura, Project Syn.
What Abe's Return Means for India-Japan Ties
Vicky Tuke, Diplomat
What's Next for Russia's Protest Movement?
Jeffrey Tayler, The Atlantic
Should Germany Exit the Eurozone?
Andrew Sheng, The Nation BK
Friday, October 5
Hugo Chavez Might Actually Lose
Francisco Toro, The New Republic
In Venezuela, Everything's in Play
Juan Nagel, Foreign Policy
Will NATO Get Sucked into Syrian War?
Amir Taheri, New York Post
Is It Ahmadinejad's Last Hurrah?
Hooman Majd, Reuters
History Says Iran Far from Collapse
Alan Philps, The National
Iran's Way Out of Hyperinflation
Jeremy Warner, Telegraph
Russian Economic Crisis Looms
Kim Zigfeld, PJ Media
The Braking of the BRICs
Joel Kotkin, Forbes
Embattled Greeks Lash Out at Immigrants
James Angelos, Global Post
Rule of Law Makes Progress in Africa
J. Peter Pham, New Atlanticist
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