Week of April 29, 2013 Archives

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Monday, April 29
Ruthless China Is Changing the World
Jonathan Kay, National Post
Here's How We Can Save Syria
David Gardner, Financial Times
The Blunt Logic of Russian Power
Susan Glasser, Foreign Policy
Tensions Rising on China-India Border
Tao Duanfang, Economic Observer
Lessons of the Syrian Reactor
Bruce Riedel, The National Interest
A Broke Europe Goes Mining
Luke Dale-Harris, Der Spiegel
North Africa Is the Next Afghanistan
Richard Miniter, Forbes
China's Secrets Uncovered by Censorship
Tom Simonite, Tech Review
The British Evasion
Nicole Gelinas, City Journal
Why the French Care About Your Handwriting
Hugh Schofield, BBC News
Photo Gallery: Bangladeshis search for survivors, seek justice | More
Tuesday, April 30
Kicking the Syria Can Down the Road
Charles Blair, CNN
A Foggy Bottom Rebellion on Syria
Gayle Tzemach Lemmon, Foreign Policy
It's Time to Intervene in Syria
John Judis, The New Republic
'Disorder and Terror' Have Gripped Libya
Jamie Dettmer, Daily Beast
Maliki Pushing Iraq's Sunnis to al-Qaeda
Hassan Hassan, The National
What Drone Critics Get Wrong
Amitai Etzioni, The Atlantic
China's North Korea Dilemma
Julia Famularo, The Diplomat
We're Not Prepared for China's Bird Flu
Scott Gottlieb, Forbes
In Russia, Is Business a Crime Again?
Leonid Bershidsky, Bloomberg
Europe's Monarchies Prove Their Staying Power
Catherine Mayer, Time
Wednesday, May 1
The 21st Century Could Be an Epic Horror Show
Tim Reuter, Forbes
Who Will Be Master in Europe?
Theodore Dalrymple, The Australian
Hezbollah in Syria Is a Game-Changer
Moshe Dann, Jerusalem Post
Obama at a Loss on Syria
Major Garrett, National Journal
Israel the Superpower of Panic
Zvi Bar'el, Haaretz
The Arab World Is Normal
Rami Khouri, The Daily Star
Can Europe Afford Mooching Monarchs?
Eric Ellis, The Global Mail
Iran Softens Tune on Israel, But Why?
Kaveh Afrasiabi, Asia Times
The Winners and Losers of Scottish Independence
Brian Taylor, BBC
How to Keep North Korea in Check
Donald Gross, Huffington Post
Thursday, May 2
The Death of Chavismo's Legitimacy
Roger Noriega, The American
Al-Qaeda Is on the March
Peter Brookes, New York Post
It's the Egyptian Economy, Stupid
Mike Giglio, The Daily Beast
An Irrelevant Middle East
Victor Davis Hanson, National Review
How to Close Guantanamo
Laura Pitter, Foreign Policy
We've Already Lost in Afghanistan
Michael Rubin, Commentary
Pakistan's Old Feudal Elites Struggle
Omar Waraich, Time
The Attention-Starved Teen of the Mideast
Jeffrey Goldberg, Bloomberg
How to Negotiate with North Korea
Joel Wit & Jenny Town, The Atlantic
America's South China Sea Challenge
Cronin & Sullivan, The Diplomat
Friday, May 3
Reality Exposes Obama's 'Wishful Thinking' Foreign Policy
Economist
Would Machiavelli Have Drawn a Red Line?
Rosa Brooks, Foreign Policy
Promoting Democracy Benefits the U.S.
Zalmay Khalilzad, TNI
You Can't Buy a Warlord, You Can Only Rent Him
Fouad Ajami, Hoover
Big Fashion Labels Should Stay in Bangladesh
Mahr & Habib, Time
Chinese Censorship: 'Let Them Live in Fear'
Murong Xuecan, Atlantic
Time to Save Belarus from Russia, Again?
Anna Dyner, EU Observer
Despite the Danger & Smell, I Still Love Moscow
Marilyn Murray, MT
Harper Sneers When Statesmanship Is Required
Carol Goar, Toronto Star
French President Francois Hollande Is Pathetic
Anne Moutet, Telegraph
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