Week of October 22, 2012 Archives

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Monday, October 22
No 'Vision Thing' in Tonight's Debate
Martin Indyk, Foreign Policy
How Exceptionalism Dooms the U.S.
Morton Abramowitz, National Interest
America's Brotherhood Test
Roger Cohen, New York Times
Too Late to Stop Mideast Covert War
Victor Kotsev, Asia Times
Benghazi More Important Than You Think
Spencer Ackerman, Wired
The High Stakes in Libyagate
John O'Sullivan, National Review
China Won't Repeat Japan's Mistakes
Koh Gui Qing, Reuters
The War Closer to Home
Jaime Daremblum, Weekly Standard
What China Tells Us About Iran
Michael Lumbers, Washington Post
Pakistan Balks at Taliban Grand Bargain
Ahmed Rashid, The National
Tuesday, October 23
Both Candidates Got It Wrong on Iran
Michael Rubin, CNN
How Will Romney Show 'Backbone' with Putin?
Mark Adomanis, Forbes
Obama Is the Candidate of Vengeance
William Saletan, Slate
American Inaction Stokes Chaos in Lebanon
Firas Maksad, Foreign Policy
Egypt Constitution Opens Door to Islamic State
Ragab Saad, EgyptSource
No Compromise on Egypt's Constitution
Issandr El Amrani, The National
Netanyahu Betting on a Romney Win
Anshel Pfeffer, The Guardian
The Girl Who Changed Pakistan
Shehrbano Taseer, Newsweek
Australia Should Take Itself More Seriously
Peter Hartcher, SMH
The Terrifying Rise of Greek Nazis
Eliza Griswold, The New Republic
Wednesday, October 24
Hezbollah Prepares for War
Ronen Bergman, Bloomberg
Syria's Breakup Is Turkey's Opportunity
Cagaptay & Khanna, Atlantic
America's Growing Kill List
Greg Miller, Washington Post
Myth of the Collapsing Welfare State
Martin Eiermann, The European
Media Ignores U.S. Wins in Afghanistan
Stewart Upton, Foreign Policy
Fidel Is Alive, But Che May Be Dying
John Paul Rathbone, Financial Times
China Is Still Hungry
You Sang-chul, JoongAng Daily
America's Alliance from Hell
Dilip Hiro, TomDispatch
Taiwan Key to Resolving Islands Dispute?
Frank Ching, China Post
Scotland's Independence Fantasies
Brian Wilson, The Scotsman
Thursday, October 25
Why Iran's Supreme Leader Will Bend
Meir Javedanfar, Al Monitor
How the Next President Will Deal with Iran
Dennis Ross, Al-Hayat
Asia's New Age of Instability
Michael Wesley, The National Interest
Turkey's War on Journalists
Michael Koplow, The Atlantic
Mexico's Drug Lords Ramp Up Their Arsenals
Ioan Grillo, Time
Who Will Be the Face of Italy's 3rd Republic?
Tobias Jones, The Guardian
The Two-State Solution Is Dead
Dan Calic, Ynet News
Meet the Real Israelis
Gideon Levy, Haaretz
Ukraine's Troubling Trends
H. Clinton & C. Ashton, New York Times
The U.S. Should Withdraw from UNESCO
Brett Schaefer, Nat'l Review
Friday, October 26
How to Intervene in Syria
Francois Heisbourg, Washington Post
Syria's Ceasefire for Pessimists
Tony Karon, Time
Time to Hit Iran's Revolutionary Guard
Benny Avni, New York Post
Lebanese Hopes Fade Away
Rory Jones & Rima Abushakra, The National
Will Myanmar Be Burma Again?
Jaswant Singh, Project Syndicate
Time for U.S. to Prod Ukraine
Anna Borshchevskaya, CNN
Polish Prime Minister Tusk's Winter of Discontent
The Economist
Israel Is Not an Apartheid State
Benjamin Pogrund, The Guardian
U.S. Learns Hard Lessons of Asia Pivot
Peter Lee, Asia Times
The U.S.-China Cyber Trade War
Adam Segal, Foreign Policy
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