Week of February 18, 2013 Archives

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Monday, February 18
How the U.S. & China Can Avoid War
Kevin Rudd, Foreign Affairs
Don't Fear a Nuclear Mideast -- It Won't Happen
Peter Jones, Globe & Mail
A Bitter Struggle for Control of the Catholic Church
Der Spiegel
Obama's Poll-driven Foreign Policy
Roger Cohen, New York Times
Preparing for Russia's Collapse
Alexander Motyl, World Affairs Journal
The UK and India: Tables Turned
Amol Rajan, London Evening Standard
Are Britain's Immigrants Just Moochers?
Alex Massie, The Spectator
Greece's Cruel Austerity Reward
Megan Greene, Bloomberg
Why S. America Wouldn't Torture for U.S.
Greg Grandin, TomDispatch
Mad Max & Climate Ignorance
Lisa Margonelli, Pacific Standard
Tuesday, February 19
The Coming Water Wars
Clark Judge, U.S. News & World Report
Growing Spotlight on China's Cyber-Attacks
David Cohen, The Diplomat
Why Europe Won't Name Terrorists
Benny Avni, New York Post
Disarmed Europe Will Face the World Alone
Gideon Rachman, FT
U.S. Inaction Makes Syria Stalemate Worse
Tony Karon, The National
The Restive Kurds and Syria's Future
Heiko Wimmen, Daily Star
On Patrol with Syria's Rebels
Rania Abouzeid, Time
Saudi Arabia: Kingdom of No Suprises
Michael Stephens, Foreign Policy
China Must Put a Leash on North Korea's Kim
William Pesek, Bloomberg
China's Looming Old-Age Pension Crisis
Mark Frazier, New York Times
Wednesday, February 20
Time to Make a Deal with Iran
Yousaf Butt, National Interest
Is China Buying Greenland?
Breum & Chemnitz, New York Times
Why America Wants to Nuke You First
John Arquilla, Foreign Policy
Did Iran Endorse Chuck Hagel?
Matt Duss, American Prospect
Why the World Is Cracking Up
Joshua Kurlantzick, The National
Why Have the White British Left London?
Mark Easton, BBC
War Crimes Trials Are For Losers
Allan Massie, The Scotsman
In Israel, Obama Needs to Get Real
Robert Dilenschneider, Fox News
China's Silk Railroad Ambitions
Michael Binyon, The World Today
U.S. About to Make a Mess of Central Asia
Herbst & Courtney, RFE
Thursday, February 21
The Threat of a Cyberwar with China Is Real
Fred Kaplan, Slate
Some Travel Tips for Barack Obama
Clifford May, National Review
Israeli Settlements Cast Cloud Over Obama Visit
Dalia Hatuqa, Monitor
Why the U.S. Should Be More Like Germany
Steven Hill, The Atlantic
Will Europe Beg Turkey to Join the EU?
Jurgen Gottschlich, Der Spiegel
AAA Rating Loss Could Mean UK Bank Collapse
Andrew Lilico, Telegraph
Should UK Apologize for Massacre in India?
Ishaan Tharoor, Time
The Women of Stalin's Gulag
Paul Gregory, Defining Ideas
Arming Syria May Hinder Peace
Garner & Presto, The National Interest
Egypt & Tunisia: New Leaders, Same Brutality
Erin Cunningham, GP
Friday, February 22
American Star Power Still Rules the Globe
Richard Wike, CNN
Does Hollywood Have a Foreign Policy?
Joshua Keating, Foreign Policy
What's Obama's Plan B for Syria?
Vance Serchuk, Washington Post
Kerry 'Listens' Instead of Leading
Amir Taheri, New York Post
Did Sex Scandal Bring Down Benedict?
Barbie Latza Nadeau, Daily Beast
New Law Reduces Lebanese to Sect
Sami Atallah, Daily Star
The Persistence of the 'Cyprus Problem'
Louise Osborne, The Atlantic
In South Africa, Life Is Guns, Walls & Anger
Russell Smith, Globe & Mail
The Pistorius Case Is an Empty Vessel
Deborah Orr, The Guardian
Hitler vs. Frankenstein in Indian Local Elections
Ollie John, Time
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