Week of January 28, 2013 Archives

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Monday, January 28
How Close Are Japan and China to War?
Michael Auslin, National Review
Al-Qaeda's New Haven Bigger than Europe
Mben, Puhl & Thielke, Spiegel
Is China Itching for War?
Allison & Blackwill, Financial Times
Assigning Blame in Palestine
Jonathan Kay, National Post
Demographic Roots of Israel's Right Turn
Leon Hadar, National Interest
Why Is Obama Bragging About Egypt?
Jonathan Tobin, Commentary
The Cloud Over China
Steve Chapman, Chicago Tribune
America's Three Lousy Options in Afghanistan
Ann Jones, TomDispatch
Can Turkey and Israel Be Friends Again?
Steven Cook, The Atlantic
Will Shale Gas Save Britain?
Theodore Dalrymple, Standpoint
Tuesday, January 29
Can John Kerry Get Tough on China?
Josh Boak, Fiscal Times
Time to End Japan's Defense Dependence on U.S.
Doug Bandow, Forbes
Is Morsi a Two-Faced Manipulator?
Bednarz & Windfuhr, Der Spiegel
Egypt's Missed Chance in Nuke Diplomacy
Kaveh Afrasiabi, Asia Times
Why No Rioting over Bibi Cartoon?
Raheem Kassam, The Commentator
Kurdish Troubles for Erdogan
Abramowitz & Sims, The National Interest
Mali's Real Problem? Too Many Babies
Roger Howard, Foreign Policy
Islamists Make Ruins Out of Timbuktu
Faisal al Yafai, The National
Philippines' Aquino Bravely Takes On China
William Pesek, Bloomberg
Russia's Deadly WWII Inheritance
Marilyn Murray, Moscow Times
Wednesday, January 30
Will Syria Bleed Hezbollah Dry?
Nisman & Brode, New York Times
This Is the G-Zero World
Francis Fukuyama, The American Interest
Berlin's Success Is London's Failure
Stefano Casertano, The European
Does China Have a Pope Problem?
Francesco Sisci, Asia Times
Clinton Reshaped Policy, Not the World
Michael O'Hanlon, Foreign Affairs
The China-North Korea-Egypt Axis
Bill Gertz, Free Beacon
Mali War Awash in Ignorant Commentary
Laura Seay, Foreign Policy
U.S., Saudis Headed for Divorce?
Thomas Lippman, Montreal Review
The Obama Vacuum
Lee Smith, Weekly Standard
Hugo Chavez Was a Great Leader
Richard Gott, New Statesman
Thursday, January 31
A Report Card for Hillary Clinton
Marvin Kalb, The National Interest
Will John Kerry Restrain U.S. Power?
Stephen Kinzer, Guardian
Is the U.S. Violating Its Own Iran Sanctions?
Brian Fung, The Atlantic
Why Some U.S. Expatriates Ditch Citizenship
Helena Bachmann, Time
Why Indian Jingoism Is Rising
Tridivesh Singh Maini, East Asia Forum
The League of Authoritarian Gentlemen
Alexander Cooley, Foreign Policy
Venezuela: The Land Where Everyone Is a Victim
Daniel Lansberg, NYT
Russia Is Tired of Western Lectures
Robert Shlegel, Moscow Times
Thatcher's Hometown Prefers to Forget Her
Carsten Volkery, Spiegel
Britain Badly Needs an Abraham Lincoln
Mary Riddell, Daily Telegraph
Friday, February 1
Lebanon First Act of Iran-Israel War
Jonathan Schanzer, Globe & Mail
The 'Peaceful Intifada' to Delegitimize Israel
Ron Ben-Yishai, Ynet
Morality Fails to Save Slaughtered Syrians
Alan Philps, The National
Political Solution Needed in Syria
Jonathan Steele, The Guardian
Britain's New Foreign Policy
Fraser Nelson, The Spectator
Ike Got Israel Wrong - Will Obama?
Alexander Joffe, National Interest
Victory in Mali? Not Even Close
Gwynne Dyer, Winnipeg Free Press
Will China Put North Korea on the Naughty Step?
The Economist
Qatar's Risky Bet on the Brotherhood
Frida Ghitis, World Politics Review
Japan's Great Debate: Is Sumo a Real Sport?
Todd Crowell, RCSports
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