Week of January 7, 2013 Archives

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Monday, January 7
Why Republicans Hate Chuck Hagel
Fred Kaplan, Slate
Beijing's Autocrats Can't Master Markets
Gordon Chang, Forbes
Chinese Reshuffle Prizes Loyalty over Skill
Willy Lam, Asia Times
Many Israeli Voters Still Undecided
Stephan Miller, Times of Israel
Jihadis Take Over North Sinai
Alastair Beach, The Daily Beast
Sinai Will Be Obama's Big Egypt Test
Eric Trager, The Atlantic
Cameron Succumbs to Europhobia
Christoph Scheuermann, Der Spiegel
Germany Is Not Profitting from Eurozone
Gunnar Beck, The Guardian
Battle Lines Drawn in Italy's Election
Catherine Boyle, CNBC
Will U.S. Be Aced Out of Asian Alliance?
Patrick Smith, Fiscal Times
Tuesday, January 8
Will Castros Run Venezuela After Chavez?
Roger Noriega, Foreign Policy
France's Entrepreneurial Exodus
Sylvain Charat, Forbes
Censorship Protests Test China's Xi
Melinda Liu, The Daily Beast
Maliki's Dangerous Sectarian Game in Iraq
Ranj Alaaldin, The National
Cairo's New Normal of Walls and Barricades
Jared Malsin, Time
World Is Planning for American Decline
Barry Rubin, PJ Media
Russia Fears Being Forgotten
Lucian Kim, CNN
Putin Kinder to Depardieu than to Russians
Julia Ioffe, New Republic
Will Ethnic Violence Return to Kenya?
Juliet Torome, Project Syndicate
Terrorists Will Bounce Back in 2013
Rohan Gunaratna, National Interest
Wednesday, January 9
Hillary's Vanity of Long Hours & Ego Trips
Michael Kinsley, Bloomberg
Japan and China Step Up Drone Race
Kaiman & McCurry, The Guardian
Egypt & Morsi Face an Economic Meltdown
Felix Imonti, Al Monitor
Sorry Mr. Karzai, No Troops for You
David Barno, Foreign Policy
Leaving Afghanistan: A Lesson from USSR
Daveed Gartenstein, Atlantic
Russia Responds to U.S. by Punishing Orphans
Ariel Cohen, TNI
Girls Stolen from the Streets of India
Natalia Antelava, BBC News
The Dangerous Hypocrisy of the Saudis
Nina Shea, National Review
Cyprus Bailout Could Fail in German Parliament
Der Spiegel
UK Needs a Dose of Margaret Thatcher
Philip Johnston, Daily Telegraph
Thursday, January 10
Will Hagel & Kerry's Combat Experience Help?
Lawrence Haas, IBT
Greek Economy Heading for the Abyss
John Sfakianakis, Foreign Policy
Hugo Chavez Corners the Sympathy Vote
Sean Burges, The Australian
Is Chavez Still President of Venezuela?
Tim Padgett, Time
Who Killed the Kurds in Paris?
Chris Dickey & Tracy McNicoll, Daily Beast
Seat in Parliament? $1 Million, Please
Kazimova & Sindelar, RF Europe
U.S. Enshrined Women's Rights in Japan
Todd Crowell, RealClearHistory
South Korea's Path in an Uncertain Year
Joseph Yi, Korea Times
Is China Enough for Latin America?
Jose Machinea, Project Syndicate
Will Cameron Fiddle While UK Spurns EU?
Jacob Heilbrunn, TNI
Friday, January 11
The Price of America's Global Retreat
Fred Hiatt, Washington Post
U.S. Needs to Stay in Afghanistan
Ahmad Majidyar, CNN
Will French Intervention Stop Mali's Islamists?
Alex Perry, Time
Assad's Only Plan: Wait Out Misery
Michael Young, The National
Google's Schmidt Just Likes Playing Diplomat
Lydia DePillis, TNR
Japan and India's Growing Embrace
Jeffrey Hornung, The Diplomat
Japan's Reset with Myanmar
Pavin Chachavalpongpun, Japan Times
Women Are Less Than Half of China's Sky
William Pesek, Bloomberg
India's Missing Women
Michael Auslin, The American
The Chavez Legacy in Venezuela
Jaime Daremblum, PJ Media
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