Week of October 8, 2012 Archives

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Monday, October 8
America Must Once Again Lead the Free World
Mitt Romney
How Different Are Romney's & Obama's Policies?
Fareed Zakaria, CNN
The Big 3 Who Can Help Save Afghanistan
Shashank Joshi, The Telegraph
Syria's Revolt Turns Radical
David Ignatius, Washington Post
The BRICS May Not Be the Future
Antoine Van Agtmael, Foreign Policy
Chavez Opposition Still Climbing Out of a Hole
Tim Padgett, Time
Islamic Literalists Block the Way Forward
Fouad Ajami, Bloomberg
Muslim World Awaits 'Great Separation'
Robert Sibley, Ottawa Citizen
Only Stability Will Keep al-Qaeda Out
Abdel Bari Atwan, The Guardian
Georgia Should Abandon NATO Quest
Doug Bandow, Forbes
Tuesday, October 9
Romney's Sorta-Kinda Call to Arms
Peter Bergen, CNN
Obama's Narrative Unravels
James Kirchick, New York Daily News
The New Geopolitics of Food
Lester Brown, The Globalist
Chinese Capitalism May Destroy China
James McGregor, Yale Global
Latin America May End the Drug War
Alfonso Serrano, Time
Give Iran a Way Out
Patrick Buchanan, American Conservative
Will Oil Be the 'October Surprise'?
Michael Moran, Global Post
U.S. Gas Boom May Clip Russia's Wings
Peter Glover, The Commentator
The Currency of Power
Robert Zoellick, Foreign Policy
China Can't Afford to Be Aggressive
Francesco Sisci, Asia Times
Wednesday, October 10
Can Turkey Win a War Against Syria?
Stein & Friedman, National Interest
Can Germany Really Save the Euro?
Dalibor Rohac, New York Times
Echoes of Spanish Civil War in Syria
Fouad Ajami, BBC News
Will the U.S. Remain a Superpower?
Jed Babbin, American Spectator
Here's How to Arm Syria's Rebels
Anthony Cordesman, CSIS
America's New Modesty in the Mideast
Rami Khouri, The Daily Star
Johnson vs. Cameron Will Shape UK
Andrew Gimson, New Statesman
Chavez Will Continue to Ruin Venezuela
Michael Albertus, Foreign Policy
What Kind of Union Will Europe Have?
Philip Whyte, CER
In the New World of Spies
Anne Applebaum, New York Review of Books
Thursday, October 11
China Bashing: A U.S. Political Tradition
Ted Galen Carpenter, Reuters
No President Can 'Shape' Mideast Events
Dan Gardner, Ottawa Citizen
Hillary Clinton's Sinking Ship
Arthur Herman, Fox News
Is Iraq an Iranian Proxy?
Safa al-Sheikh & Emma Sky, Foreign Policy
A Darfur Scenario for Syria?
Hassan Mneimneh, German Marshall Fund
Netanyahu Has No Credible Poll Opponent
Aluf Benn, The Guardian
Chavez Proves Autocrats Can Win at Ballot Box
Clive Crook, Bloomberg
Rethinking U.S. Ties with Dictators
Daniel Calingaert, Freedom House
Why Would Scotland Turn Itself into Greece?
Jeremy Warner, Telegraph
U.S. Must Update Its Nuclear Arsenal
Michaela Bendikova, RealClearWorld
Friday, October 12
European Project Deserves Its Nobel
Shashank Joshi, Daily Telegraph
Peace Prize, While Fascism Grows in Greece
Yiannis Baboulias, Guardian
The EU's Nobel Peace Bribe
Seth Mandel, Commentary Magazine
The Return of Czech Communists
James Kirchick, Foreign Policy
How Arab Spring Helped Jihadi Cause
Gartenstein-Ross & Zelin, Atlantic
Attack on Girl Turns Pakistan Against Taliban
Kiran Nazish, Forbes
What's the Path Forward in Georgia?
Irakly & Giorgi Areshidze, CS Monitor
Georgia and Its Regions
Sergey Markedonov, The National Interest
Putin Gains Ground as U.S. Retreats
Amir Taheri, New York Post
The Global War on Corruption
Roger Bate, The American
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