Week of April 1, 2013 Archives

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Monday, April 1
Has North Korea Gone Crazy?
Gideon Rachman, Financial Times
China's State-Sponsored Amnesia
Yan Lianke, New York Times
Did Syria Use Chemical Weapons or Not?
Aryn Baker, Time
What It's Like to Wage War on Assad
J. Malcolm Garcia, Guernica
Mexico's Unstoppable Terror Boats
Nick Welsh, Pacific Standard
Energetic Germany, Decadent France
Dominique Moisi, Project Syndicate
This Is al-Qaeda's Next African Target
Jens Wiegmann, Die Welt
Britain's Great Savings Robbery
Louise Cooper, Spectator
Is North Korea Done with March Madness?
Patrick Smith, Fiscal Times
President Obama's Mideast Fantasies
Ira Chernus, TomDispatch
Tuesday, April 2
North Korea: Where the Neocons Are Right
Michael Hirsh, Nat'l Journal
Why Obama Failed in the Middle East
Aaron David Miller, Foreign Policy
Will Clinton's Agenda Survive?
Kathleen Parker, Newsweek
U.S. Can't Deliver Women's Rights in Afghanistan
Malou Innocent, CNN
Time to Confront China on North Korea
Arthur Herman, New York Post
Rise of North Africa's Jihadists Rattles Algeria
Vivienne Walt, Time
Hamas Again Avoids Change
Hussein Ibish, NOW Lebanon
Imran Khan: Pakistan's Obama?
Uzma Kolsy, The Atlantic
In Europe, Cameron Already Yesterday's Man
John Palmer, Guardian
Why Has Burma's Aung Suu Kyi Gone Silent?
Peter Popham, Daily Beast
Wednesday, April 3
France Getting Sucked into Mali Quagmire
John Irish, Reuters
Britain's Unusual Class War
Brendan O'Neill, Daily Telegraph
Europe's Game of Thrones
Hugo Brady, Centre for European Reform
An Anti-Imperial Model for U.S.
Daniel Larison, American Conservative
Why Europe Crushed Cyprus
Sergei Karaganov, Russia in Global Affairs
The Woman Who Set Fire to India
Shoma Chaudhury, Newsweek
Behind the Success of Political Islam
Dalibor Rohac, The National Interest
Can a Staggering Hollande Save France?
Pierre Haski, The Guardian
How Iran Won the War on Drugs
Amir Afkhami, Foreign Affairs
The City Ready for the End of the World
Woldenberg & Loyola, Vice
Thursday, April 4
U.S. Border Not as Secure as We Thought
Andrew Becker, Daily Beast
White House's Secret Diplomatic Weapon
Nicholas Kralev, The Atlantic
Kim Jong-un Plays Korean Roulette with the World
The Economist
Huawei: The Chinese Company That Scares U.S.
Emily Rauhala, Time
The Dangerous New Rules of Cyberwar
Thomas Darnstaedt, Der Spiegel
Pakistan's Precipitous Decline
William Milam, New York Times
Turkey Seeks an Ottoman Sphere of Influence
Kadri Gursel, Al Monitor
Hollande Battles Growing Tax Scandal
Ames & Greenwood, Global Post
David Cameron Is on the Verge of Greatness
Peter Oborne, Telegraph
A Dictator's Guide to Ruling for Life
Alexei Zakharov, Moscow Times
Friday, April 5
North Korea & the Fallacy of Accidental Wars
Rob Farley, The Diplomat
China Courts Africa, Guerilla Style
Frank Ching, Globe and Mail
Why Africa Still Needs Aid
Bob Geldof, CNN
The EU as Last-Ditch Escape Artist
Jonathan Fenby, Yale Global
A Cuban Dissident's World Tour
Tim Padgett, Time
Russia's War on Information Freedom
Soldatov & Borogan, Foreign Policy
Turkey Gives Politics a Chance
Kemal Kirisci, The National Interest
Europe Must Face Hezbollah's Bloody Legacy
Helle Dale, Heritage
The Truth About Taxes and Spending in Europe
Alan Reynolds, RCP
U.S. Shale Blew Up Global Energy Market
David Francis, Fiscal Times
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