Week of June 3, 2013 Archives

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Monday, June 3
How Not to Win Friends in Turkey
Mustafa Akyol, Foreign Policy
The Revolt Against Turkey's Islamist Turn
Robert Ellis, Gatestone
Europe's Other Crisis: Religion
Paul Ames, Global Post
The Coming 'Cool War' with China
Noah Feldman, Bloomberg
Palestinians Must End Love of Nazis
Cooper & Brackman, Jerusalem Post
The Spanish Civil War Meets Syria
Andrew Doran, American Interest
A Hero Exposes Dark Side of U.S. Power
Owen Jones, The Independent
The Shabby Deceit of BBC Journalism
Nick Cohen, Standpoint
Canada Will Inject You with Free Heroin
Paul Hiebert, Pacific Standard
Does the 'Chinese Dream' Include Rule of Law?
Fred Hiatt, Wash Post
Does Obama Secretly Want Assad to Win?
Max Boot, Commentary
Europe's a Fracking Mess
Peter Glover, The Commentator
Tuesday, June 4
Why Turks Are So Angry
Jenny White, Global Public Square
Assad's Bloody Comeback
Con Coughlin, Wall Street Journal
Turks Have Learned Power of Grassroots
Soner Cagaptay, The Atlantic
Islamic Democracy's 'Model' Is in Flames
Benny Avni, New York Post
OIC Calls for Syria No-Fly Zone
Josh Rogin, The Daily Beast
The Obama Doctrine: Do Nothing
Rick Richman, PJ Media
The Rise of Shia Jihadism in Syria
Hassan Hassan, The National
Lebanon Inches Toward Disaster
Rajan Menon, The National Interest
Google Is a Tool of American Empire
Julian Assange, New York Times
Sweden's Multiculti Utopia in Flames
Tino Sanandaji , National Review
Soft Power? China Has Plenty
Trefor Moss, The Diplomat
Face the Past to Change China's Future
David Wertime, Tea Leaf Nation
Wednesday, June 5
U.S. Sleepwalking Toward a Post-America World
Conrad Black, NRO
The Economic & Political Decline of France
Mathieu von Rohr, Spiegel
Money Laundering: Argentina's Plan to Save Economy
Doug Farah, FP
Huge Potential for the Obama-Xi Talks
Robert Keatley, National Interest
Did Michelle Obama Hurt U.S.-China Diplomacy?
Max Fisher, WaPo
China's Claim on S. China Sea Is Fiction
Mohan Malik, World Affairs Jrnl
Asians: The World's Wealthiest by 2017?
Anthony Fensom, Pacific Money
Assad Toys with Erdogan over Riots
Semih Idiz, Al Monitor
For Turkey: A Renewal, Not a Spring
Akyol & Hellyer, Guardian
Lebanon Inches Toward Disaster
Rajan Menon, New Atlanticist
Mexico's Drug War Shows Little Sign of Waning
Malcolm Beith, Atlantic
Spanish Beer Ad Stirs Up a Paella Controversy
Lisa Abend, Time
Thursday, June 6
Turkey's Secular Awakening
Whit Mason, Foreign Policy
Obama Sacrifices Foreign Policy to Politics
Ralph Peters, New York Post
The Friend of My Enemy Is My Enemy
Michael Totten, City Journal
Obama's Putin Problem
Eli Lake, Newsweek
U.S.-Russia Ties Better Than You Think
Jeffrey Mankoff, CNN
Putin's Petro State Approaching Empty
Leon Aron, The American
Al-Qaeda vs. Hezbollah
Clifford May, National Review
In Syria, the Ghost of Sir Mark Sykes
Alan Philps, The National
Egypt's Fundamental Crisis of Legitimacy
Marina Ottaway, TNI
The Path to Korean Stability
Zachary Keck, The Diplomat
The Mystery of Portugal's Collapse
Matthew O'Brien, The Atlantic
Bilderberg: No Conspiracy, But Influential
Matthew Holehouse, Telegraph
Friday, June 7
Recep Tayyip Erdogan: Democrat or Sultan?
The Economist
Erdogan Can't Make Peace with Half of Turkey
Burak Bekdil, Hurriyet
Rice Fits in Obama's Proud Tower
James Carafano, The National Interest
U.S. & China Should Stop Striving for 'Trust'
Denny Roy, The Diplomat
Washington & Beijing Need a Reset Button
Orville Schell, Daily Beast
Asian Maritime Disputes Are Here to Stay
Chico Harlan, Washington Post
After al-Qusayr, Assad Has the Upper Hand
Karl Vick, Time
Saudi Arabia's Quiet Transition
Bruce Riedel, Al Monitor
Inside the Industry Poaching Africa's Elephants
Matt Scully, Atlantic
Steven Seagal: International Man of Mystery
Emily Lodish, Global Post
Putin's Petro State Approaching Empty
Leon Aron, The American
Newly Single: An OKCupid Profile for Putin
Joshua Keating, Passport
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