Week of November 5, 2012 Archives

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Monday, November 5
Nationalism Returns to Europe
Nikolas Gvosdev, The National Interest
A Vote for Romney Is a Vote for Iran War
Jeremiah Goulka, TomDispatch
Barack Obama and America's Decline
David Goldman, Asia Times
Muslim Brothers Walk Over Obama
Eric Trager, Weekly Standard
Europe Misses America's Collapse
Jakob Augstein, Der Spiegel
Asia's New Naval Chess Game
C. Raja Mohan, The Diplomat
Why Revolution Can't Come to North Korea
Gabriel Mizrahi, Techonomy
Vulnerable Chinese Elite in Transition
Gwynne Dyer, Japan Times
America's Global Role Won't Change
Katty Kay, The European
Ukraine's Tight Spot
Menon & Motyl, The American Interest
Tuesday, November 6
From Sudan to Cyber, Secret Iran War Heats Up
Peter Apps, Reuters
China's '$2.7 Billion Problem'
William Pesek, Bloomberg
Chinese Would Love America's Flawed Democracy
Ai Weiwei, CNN
Europe's Regional Revolts
Ana Palacio, Project Syndicate
Russian Reset a Success, Not a Disaster
Mark Adomanis, Forbes
How Will Coptic Pope Deal with Egypt's Islamists?
Ashraf Khalil, Time
Why Turkey Should Be Tough on Iran
Can Kasapoglu, Jerusalem Post
The Long Struggle for the Levant
Anthony Elghossain, Democracy Arsenal
Standing Back as Syria Festers
Peter Brookes, New York Post
Watching the Election, South of the Border
Ana Ordorica, Foreign Affairs
Wednesday, November 7
The Elections, Gridlock and Foreign Policy
George Friedman, Stratfor
Obama's Win and the U.S. Military
Leo Shane III, Stars and Stripes
Netanyahu Moves Toward Regional War
Akiva Eldar, National Interest
Hu Jintao's Legacy: A Strong but Strained China
Charles Hutzler, AP
Bahrain's Going Down in Flames
Michael Stephens, Foreign Policy
Is There an Arms Race in Asia?
Joachim Hofbauer, World Politics Review
Greece Must Leave the Euro By Christmas
Andrew Alexander, Daily Mail
Tensions Rise Between Germany, Britain
Mats Persson, Daily Telegraph
How Tight Can the U.S. and Japan Get?
Sourabh Gupta, East Asia Forum
Sun Sets on the American Empire
Daniel Larison, American Conservative
Thursday, November 8
Obama's Chance to Earn His Nobel Prize
Dmitry Trenin, Moscow Times
How Did Obama Survive Global Economic Crisis?
James Traub, FP
Liberating Foreign Policy in Obama's 2nd Term
Paul Pillar, TNI
Why Obama Won't Punish Netanyahu
David Horovitz, Times of Israel
Can the West Oust Bashar al-Assad?
Vivienne Walt, Time
Pakistan's Evolving Balance of Power
Arif Rafiq, The Diplomat
China Must Reform and Open Up
Stephen Roach, New York Times
Is China's Transparency Reform for Real?
David Caragliano, The Atlantic
Greece Is Ripe for Radical Change
Costas Douzinas, The Guardian
The Greece of My Childhood Is Long Gone
Theopi Skarlatos, BBC News
Friday, November 9
Syria Factions Resist U.S. Plans, But Keep Talking
Tony Karon, Time
Why Obama Will Keep Ignoring Syria
Daniel Larison, The Week
Yemen Is Obama's Scariest Challenge
Bruce Riedel, The Daily Beast
Choosing America's Next Top Diplomat
Zachary Keck, The Diplomat
GOP Needs Foreign Policy of Victory
Caroline Glick, National Review
India's Reform Gains Credibility
Einhorn & Balwani, Bloomberg BW
Hu Jintao's Mao Nostalgia Speech
Ambrose Evans-Pritchard, Telegraph
A Billion People Disenfranchised in China
Ross Terrill, Weekly Standard
New Possibilities in North Korea
William Pesek, Bloomberg
The Corruption Pandemic
Christian Caryl, Foreign Policy
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