Week of March 11, 2013 Archives

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Monday, March 11
The Real Story Behind China's Military
Erickson & Liff, The Diplomat
America's Outsourced War
James Kitfield, National Journal
Why Jews Are Quietly Fleeing France
Maurizio Molinari, La Stampa
Obama Went Soft on China's Cyber War
Bill Gertz, Free Beacon
S. Korea Threatens North with U.S. Troops
Doug Bandow, Cato Institute
Is Syria a Real Country?
Franck Salameh, The National Interest
Toward a Libertarian Foreign Policy
Matt Welch, Reason
Russia Fears Afghanistan's Jihadist Whirlwind
David Satter, FPRI
Hugo Chavez Was Right About Poverty
James Carroll, Boston Globe
Britain's Full-Time Europhobe
Peter Jukes, The Daily Beast
Tuesday, March 12
To Hell with Karzai
Leslie Gelb, The Daily Beast
The Danger of an Afghan 'Moon Landing'
Dominic Tierney, The Atlantic
Iraq War Didn't Change Middle East as Planned
Fred Kaplan, Slate
The Iraq War That Might Have Been
Gordon & Trainor, Foreign Policy
The Iraq War Gave Kurds a Lifeline
Rand Khalid, The Guardian
U.S. Repeats Bosnia Mistakes in Syria
Leon Wieseltier, The New Republic
The Putin Doctrine
Leon Aron, Foreign Affairs
Gloves Are Off on Chinese Cyber Warfare
Hannah Beech, Time
Will China Ever Allow Hong Kong Elections?
Emily Lau, The Diplomat
Earth to Evo Morales
Roberto Laserna, Project Syndicate
Wednesday, March 13
New Pope Faces a World of Challenges
Rachel Donadio, New York Times
When the World Stops Making Babies
Mike Seccombe, The Global Mail
The Saudi Oil War on Iran
Reza Sanati, The National Interest
A World of Conflicts About to Explode
Sergei Karaganov, Project Syndicate
How the Muslim Brothers Hijacked Syria's Revolt
Hassan Hassan, FP
Egypt's Future: Coup or Islamism?
Hazem Kandil, London Review of Books
Britain's Austerity Is Indefensible
Martin Wolf, Financial Times
Russia vs. China: Who's More Democratic?
Ivan Krastev, openDemocracy
Sorry Obama, Falklands Stay British
Robert Taylor, American Spectator
China Transforms Waters in India's Backyard
C. Mohan, Indian Express
Thursday, March 14
There's a Reason Nobody Listened to Hillary Clinton
Sarah Chayes, FP
Obama's Israel Approach: Win the People
Spetalnick & Heller, Reuters
The Insider Threat to Airport Security
Steven Goff, The National Interest
Iran-Egypt Ties Could Stabilize Middle East
Kayhan Barzegar, Monitor
U.S.-Pakistan Alliance Just Isn't Worth It
Husain Haqqani, Foreign Aff.
Halt the EU's Insidious War on Nations
Jesse Norman, Daily Telegraph
France May Aid Syrian Rebels Unilaterally
Bruce Crumley, Time
Germany Cracks Down on Islamist Extremists
Der Spiegel
What Putin Can Learn from Chavez's Hospital Stay
Yulia Latynina, MT
Mongolia: East Asia's New Peacemaker?
J. Berkshire Miller, Diplomat
Friday, March 15
American Sympathies for Israel Match Record High
Lydia Saad, Gallup
We're Blowing the War in Waziristan
Ahmed & Akins, Foreign Policy
What Happens to Venezuela's Oil Now?
Roben Farzad, Bloomberg BW
Burma's Glass Half Full
Doug Bandow, The National Interest
Iraqis Still Have a Chance
Amir Taheri, Asharq Al-Awsat
Why Iraq's Reconstruction Failed
R. Jeffrey Smith, The Atlantic
Francis: A Leader with Mud on His Boots
Greg Sheridan, The Australian
Drug War: What Is It Good For?
David Case, Global Post
The Cost of Czech Drug Liberalization
Christoph Scheuermann, Spiegel
Taking on the World by Taking Off Tops
Amana Fontanella-Khan, Slate
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