Week of October 15, 2012 Archives

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Monday, October 15
Will NATO Fight a Token War for Turkey?
Matt Gurney, National Post
Iran's Secret Plan to Contaminate Hormuz
Erich Follath, Der Spiegel
U.S. Is Now a Superpower of the Left
Martin Sieff, American Conservative
The One-two Punch Crippling Spain
Milton Ezrati, The National Interest
America Ignores Mexico at Its Peril
Edward Luce, Financial Times
Time to Bury the Carter Doctrine
Thanassis Cambanis, Boston Globe
There's More to Asia Than Aging China
Peter Hartcher, SM Herald
Scots Want More Powers, Not Independence
James Mitchell, The Guardian
China Weaponizes Its Trade and Investment
Gordon Chang, Forbes
Questions the U.S. Won't Debate
Peter Van Buren, TomDispatch
Tuesday, October 16
Both Side Missing the Lessons of Benghazi
Jeffrey Goldberg, Bloomberg
Obama's Delay on Syria Helps the Islamists
Sen. Marco Rubio, CNN
The Candidates' Empty Talk on Syria
Richard Cohen, Washington Post
Russian 'Reset' Explains Obama Failures
Feith & Cropsey, Foreign Policy
West Must Support the New Egypt
Roger Cohen, New York Times
Hamas Redefines Itself with New Allies
Dalia Hatuqa, The National
Whatever Happened to Mullah Omar?
Sam Seibert, Newsweek
End of a Royal Check in Cambodia
Richard Ehrlich, Asia Times
Theory Behind the EU Is Simply Wrong
John Bolton, Ottawa Citizen
Give Peace Prize to Maggie, Not Eurocrats
Boris Johnson, Daily Telegraph
Wednesday, October 17
Inside the Assassination of Osama bin Laden
Mark Bowden, Vanity Fair
Costly, But Afghanistan Is a Win
Steven Metz, World Politics Review
What's the Real Strength of U.S. Navy?
Robert Farley, The Diplomat
Romney, Obama Share Same Foreign Policy
Jacob Sullum, Sun-Times
Here's How to Restore U.S. Power in the Mideast
Marwan Muasher, NYT
Japan's Demographic Weapon
Ian Bremmer, JoongAng Daily
Why the Military Can't Predict the Next War
Micah Zenko, Foreign Policy
How the Taliban Brain-wash Child Bombers
Murtaza Hussain, Al Jazeera
Turkey's Neo-Neo-Ottomanism
Stefano Casertano, The European
Romney's Sensible Take on Israel-Palestine
Leon Hadar, National Interest
Thursday, October 18
Why Isn't Afghanistan a Campaign Issue?
Robert Dreyfuss, The Diplomat
Angry Pakistanis Want to Finish Off Taliban
Abubakar Siddique, Atlantic
Al-Qaeda's Ideology Lives On
Clifford May, National Review
Five Bigger Threats to National Security than Iran
Daniel Byman, FP
A Third Option for Dealing with Iran
Richard Haass, Project Syndicate
American Policy Is Hurting Turkey
Tony Badran, NOW Lebanon
Vladimir Putin's New 'Fortress Russia'
Ariel Cohen, New York Times
Abandoning Nuclear Power Bad for Japan
Shinji Fukukawa, Japan Times
France, Germany at Odds Ahead of EU Summit
Carsten Volkery, Spiegel
Four Potential October Surprises
James Carafano, The National Interest
Friday, October 19
Lebanese Divide Exposed by Assassination
Martin Chulov, The Guardian
Libya, Jordan and Obama's Narratives
Caroline Glick, Jerusalem Post
Time to Lay Off the Benghazi Issue
Michael O'Hanlon, CNN
Obama's Devastating Libya Gaffe
Charles Krauthammer, Washington Post
How Gaddafi Still Haunts Libya
Vivienne Walt, Time
Why China Will Open Up Further
Jon Huntsman, Fortune
China Reformers Hope for a Game-Changer
Peter Lee, Asia Times
North Korea's Economic Reform Gamble
Steve Finch, The Diplomat
The State Dept.'s Pivot to Economics
Heidi Crebo-Rediker, Foreign Policy
Europe vs. Science on GMOs
Henry Miller & Drew Kershen, The American
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