Week of December 17, 2012 Archives

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Monday, December 17
U.S. Arms to Allies Hint at Iran Strategy
Rowan Scarborough, Wash Times
Muslim Brothers: Calculating or Incompetent?
Peter Hessler, New Yorker
West Must Arm Syria's Rebels
Michael Broning, Foreign Affairs
China's Bad Diplomacy
James Clad & Robert Manning, The National Interest
Iran Has No Interest in Talking
Wahied Wahdat-Hagh, The Commentator
Russia About to Lose in Syria
Richard Gowan, World Politics Review
China's Rise Can Be Peaceful
Brendan O'Reilly, Asia Times
Is Ataturk Dead in Turkey?
Asli Aydintasbas, Newsweek
S. Korea's Youth: Fearless or Smug?
Joel Brinkley, World Affairs Journal
Tensions Rise at Sino-Indian Border
Harsh Pant, Japan Times
Tuesday, December 18
Clinton Is the Teflon Secretary
Aaron David Miller, Foreign Policy
What Would Kerry's Foreign Policy Look Like?
Molly Redden, TNR
The Children of Hannibal
Michael J. Totten, City Journal
Muslim Brothers vs. the Liberal Street
Mike Giglio, Newsweek
U.S. Policy Is Making Syria Islamist
Barry Rubin, PJ Media
The Economic Cost of a Nuclear Iran
Robb, Ross & Makovsky, WSJ
Do We Have a Double Standard in Georgia?
Charles Fairbanks, Atlantic
Argentina Will Implode Again
Sean Goforth, The National Interest
Has Russia Deindustrialized?
Mark Adomanis, Forbes
A Tale of Two Treaties
Bjorn Lomborg, Project Syndicate
Wednesday, December 19
Slavery's Global Comeback
J.J. Gould, The Atlantic
Europe Will Bounce Back in 2013
Ruchir Sharma, Financial Times
Why the West Can't Do Business with Iran
Amir Taheri, Standpoint
A Right Turn for South Korea?
Kim Tong-hyung, Korea Times
A United Europe Not in U.S. Interest
Ed West, Daily Telegraph
President Obama vs. the Arab Spring
John Hulsman, Aspenia Online
Ireland's Historic Abortion Shift
Sorcha Pollak, Time
U.S. Sizes Up a Venezuela Without Chavez
Charles Shapiro, Miami Herald
Greece Is Now Nothing But a Debt Colony
Matthaios Tsimitakis, Al Jazeera
Europe Has Bogus Mideast Facts
Yochanan Visser, Ynet News
Thursday, December 20
Neocons Gear Up to Smear Chuck Hagel
Robert Wright, The Atlantic
Don't Send Chuck Hagel Back to Washington
Rich Lowry, Politico
Yet Another Offer Iran Will Likely Refuse
Barbara Slavin, Al Monitor
Deep Divisions as Egypt's Second Vote Nears
Ashraf Khalil, Time
Pakistan's Mullahs Help Keep Polio Alive
Sami Yousafzai, Daily Beast
Korea's New President Must Challenge N. Korea
Sung-Yoon Lee, NYT
Russia Won't Change Its Position on Syria
Fyodor Lukyanov, RiGA
Tensions Are Growing Between EU, Russia
Schepp & Schult, Der Spiegel
Berlusconi's Fate Lies in Lombardy, the Ohio of Italy
The Economist
Cameron's Backbenchers Are Selfish Amateurs
Peter Oborne, Telegraph
Friday, December 21
Iran's Conservatives Push for a Deal
Ray Takeyh, The National Interest
Is Assad Running Out of Cash?
Vivienne Walt, Time
What WikiLeaks Tells Us About Kerry
J. Dana Stuster, Foreign Policy
Ayotte Fills Lieberman's Hawkish Shoes
Sarah McHaney, PJ Media
India's Unfinished Journey
A. Gary Shilling, Bloomberg
China's Other Territorial Dispute
J. Berkshire Miller, The Diplomat
The Geopolitics of Polio Eradication in Pakistan
Ben Gilmour, Australian
The Fog in Eritrea
Armin Rosen, The Atlantic
Social Media Cracks Open Saudi Black Box
Ayesha Almazroui, National
Korean Contrasts Starker than Ever
Peter Brookes, New York Post
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