Week of June 10, 2013 Archives

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Monday, June 10
Turkey Could Be the Mideast's Powder Keg
Patrick Smith, The Fiscal Times
Iran's Leaders Are Not Rational
Saeed Ghasseminejad, Times of Israel
In France, the Far Right Kills
Benjamin Abtan, New Statesman
Putin's Self-Destruction
Krastev & Inozemtsev, Foreign Affairs
Russia's Enemies from Outer Space
Alexander Golts, Moscow Times
A Journey into the World of Italy's Soccer Thugs
Wright Thompson, ESPN
America Ruined the Internet
Andrian Kreye, Worldcrunch/Suddeutsche Zeitung
Deep Inside the NSA's Anti-China Hacking Army
Matthew Aid, FP
Xi Leaves U.S. with the Upper Hand
Joseph Bosco, The National Interest
In Israel, Cyber War Training Starts Young
Christa Bryant, CS Monitor
Japan's No Basket Case: They're Better Than U.S.
Joseph Stiglitz, NYT
China's Left Behind
Helen Gao, World Policy Journal
Tuesday, June 11
Al-Qaeda's Deadly New Arsenal
Rukmini Callimachi, Associated Press
Egypt's Criminal Suppression of NGOs
Heba Morayef, Foreign Policy
What Tocqueville Would Tell Muslim Brothers
Joseph Loconte, HuffPo
I Can Never Trust Turkey's Government Again
Can Oz, The Guardian
The Trouble Within Islam
Tony Blair, Project Syndicate
Yes, Assad Can Be Defeated
Max Boot, Commentary
Outside Powers Mustn't Impose Syria Solution
Hassan Hassan, National
Syrian Non-Intervention Is a Fantasy
Richard Spencer, Daily Telegraph
India's Stategic Failure in Central Asia
Stephen Blank, The Diplomat
Illegal Political Satire in Iran
Abigail Nehring, The Atlantic
Why Benghazi Matters
Richard Williamson, The American
Divorce and the Duma
Masha Gessen, New York Times Magazine
Wednesday, June 12
Iran Declares Victory in Syria
John Gay, The National Interest
Three Reasons to Distrust Media on Syria
Rodger Shanahan, ABC
Turkey's Crackdown Threatens EU Accession
Volkery & Weiland, Spiegel
Euro Crisis: Less Money, More Problems
Free Exchange
Netanyahu Not Considering Two-State Solution
Shlomi Eldar, Monitor
Who Will Be Iran's Next Ahmadinejad?
Reese Erlich, Global Post
Narendra Modi Shakes Up India's Election
Krista Mahr, Time
Realpolitik and Spinning the U.S.-China Summit
Isaac Fish, NYT
Xi Jinping's Chinese Youth Dilemma
Mu Chunshan, The Diplomat
America: Choosing Security over Liberty Since 1798
Hayes Brown, FP
Will Pope Francis Confront 'Gay Lobby'?
Barbie Nadeau, Daily Beast
A New, Young Wife for Russia's Bachelor-in-Chief?
Victor Davidoff, MT
Thursday, June 13
The Syria Strategy Vacuum
Marc Lynch, Foreign Policy
A Syria Policy Clear as Mud
Rick Richman, Commentary
Iran's New Syrian Territory
Hanin Ghaddar, NOW Lebanon
The New Young Turks
Betty Caplan, The Guardian
Iran's Election Proving Hard to Fix
Abbas Milani, The New Republic
The Taliban's Drug Lords
Ron Moreau, Newsweek
Why Is Russia So Homophobic?
Olga Khazan, The Atlantic
Tales from Kim Jong-il's Sushi Chef
Adam Johnson, GQ
Harper's Re-Election Odds Aren't Good
Eric Grenier, Globe and Mail
China in Africa: The New Imperialists?
Alexis Okeowo, The New Yorker
The U.S.-China Rivalry over Latin America
Gary Regenstreif, Reuters
Can U.S.-China Relations Be Saved?
Michael Auslin, The National Interest
Friday, June 14
Arming Syrian Rebels Isn't Enough
M. Weiss & E. O'Bagy, The Atlantic
Syria Policy Will Satisfy No One
Daniel Larison, American Conservative
Erdogan's Arrogance Could Destroy Turkey
Stephan Richter, Globalist
Is Taksim Turkey's Tiananmen Square?
Cengiz Candar, Al Monitor
The 'Cubanization' of Venezuela
Jose Cardenas, Washington Times
India's Population to Overtake China's Soon
Jason Overdorf, Global Post
An Asian Power Web Emerges
Cronin, Fontaine & Ratner, The Diplomat
The Kim Regime's 'Peace' Routine
Gordon Chang, Around Asia
To Save the Eurozone, Germany Must Take the Lead
The Economist
Britain Should Have Joined Euro 10 Years Ago
Will Hutton, Guardian
Can You Imagine Life without the BBC?
Nigel Farndale, Telegraph
Why Iranian Politicians Cry in Public
Max Fisher, Washington Post
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