Week of February 11, 2013 Archives

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Monday, February 11
Benedict a Conservative Pope Dogged by Scandal
Philip Pullella, Reuters
Why History Will Be Kind to Ratzinger
Nelson Jones, New Statesman
In Egypt, a Utopia Turns Sour
Roi Kais, Ynet News
Man Who Killed Osama bin Laden Is Screwed
Phil Bronstein, Esquire
Why Is Europe So Hawkish?
Richard Gowan, World Politics Review
Living with Guns the Swiss Way
Emma Kirby, BBC News
Iran's Strengths and Weaknesses
Daniel Brumberg, Iran Primer
Why the Keystone Pipeline Battle Matters
Michael Klare, TomDispatch
Egypt's Christian Winter
Brian Stiller, National Post
Amazon.com's British 'Slave Camps'
Sarah O'Connor, Financial Times
Tuesday, February 12
North Korea Is Taunting Obama
Michael Hirsh, National Journal
Accept It: North Korea Is a Nuclear Power
Andrei Lankov, Foreign Policy
Tehran's Booming Latin American Alliance
Benny Avni, New York Post
Is the U.S. Ready to Be Number Two?
Kishore Mahbubani, Yale Global
Two Years Later, Egypt Itself Is Toppling
Lee Smith, Weekly Standard
Did the CIA Betray Syria's Rebels?
Mike Giglio, Newsweek
Drone Courts Are a Bad Idea
Jeffrey Rosen, The New Republic
Obama Should Allay Fear of China
Simon Johnson, Bloomberg
Renewing America's Strategic Solvency
Brimley & Stokes, CNAS
Implications of Islam's Demographic Death
David Goldman, PJ Media
Wednesday, February 13
Iran Is Losing Its Covert War with Israel
Karl Vick, Time
Don't Count on a War Between U.S.-China
Zbigniew Brzezinski, NY Times
How to Start a Battalion in Syria
Ghaith Abdul-Ahad, London Review
Why Europe Resisted the Pope's Preaching
Philip Jenkins, New Republic
What Iran Fears Most
Rudolph Chimelli, Suddeutsche Zeitung
Challenge China on North Korea
Doug Bandow, Forbes
The Palestinians Don't Deserve a State
Dan Calic, Ynet News
EU-U.S. Free Trade Deal Would Be a Boon
Joao de Almeida, CS Monitor
Obama Clueless in Iraq
Omar Sirri, The World Today
Does Canada Need an Elected Senate?
Jeffrey Simpson, Globe and Mail
Thursday, February 14
Hatred Goes Mainstream in Europe
Benjamin Ward, openDemocracy
Lib Dems: The Lunatic Party Has a Meltdown
Peter Oborne, Telegraph
The Strange Politics of U.S.-EU Free Trade
Danzman & Winecoff, TNI
Germany's Great Church Sell-Off
Matthias Schulz, Der Spiegel
Why the Pentagon Hates Obama's Drone War
Micah Zenko, FP
How the 1980s Explain Vladimir Putin
Hill & Gaddy, The Atlantic
How Tight Are Iran and North Korea?
Mark Fitzpatrick, The National
Chinese Hacker's Identity Unmasked
Lawrence & Riley, Bloomberg Bizwk
Will World Notice the Self-Immolating Tibetans?
Ishaan Tharoor, Time
The Hidden Global Trade in Water
Jenny Kehl, Yale Global
Friday, February 15
President Obama Refuses to Lead
Sen. Marco Rubio, Foreign Policy
Will Arab Spring Lead to More Dictatorships?
Albertus & Menaldo, NYT
Tunisia Is No Exception
Ahmed Charai & Joseph Braude, National Interest
This Hawk Backs the Sequester
Ralph Peters, New York Post
The Funeral Pyre of the 'Three Valkyries'
Michael Ledeen, PJ Media
Seven Ways to Get Serious with North Korea
Michael Mazza, CNN
The Case of Israel's 'Prisoner X'
Karl Vick, Time
The Muslim Brotherhood's 213-Year Revolution
Eric Trager, The Atlantic
Church Should Consider an Asian Pope
Francesco Sisci, Asia Times
How China Became Capitalist
Ronald Coase & Ning Wang, Cato Institute
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