Week of June 17, 2013 Archives

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Monday, June 17
Bleak Thoughts About Arming Syria's Rebels
J. Goldberg, Bloomberg
The Third Russian Revolution
Harlan Ullman, New Atlanticist
Don't Get Too Excited About Iran's President
Mark Dubowitz, Atlantic
Syria a Taste of the Post-U.S. World
Douglas Carswell, Telegraph
U.S. Hands China a Cyber Propaganda Win
David Pilling, Fin. Times
How Syria Is Becoming a Holy War
Toby Matthiesen, NYR Blog
Syria and Egypt Can't Be Fixed
David Goldman, Asia Times
U.S. Superpower Reborn Through Energy
Tom Donilon, Foreign Affairs
Muslim Migration Making Europe More Secular
Ronan McCrea, Aeon
U.S.-China Race for Africa Is On
Howard French, AfricaPlus
Will the West Prolong Syria's Suffering?
Koelbl, Pelda & Reuter, Spiegel
Why Britain Will Be Recycling Graves
Mark Greaves, The Spectator
Tuesday, June 18
Syria Part of Aggressive Iranian Strategy
Robert Rabil, National Interest
Those $%@#&! Russians Aren't Always Wrong
Julia Ioffe, New Republic
Syria Is Not Iraq
Hussein Ibish, NOW Lebanon
Is Snowden China's Useful Idiot?
Matt Schiavenza, The Atlantic
Turkey's 'Standing Man'
Richard Seymour, The Guardian
Don't Expect Much from Taliban Talks
Max Boot, Commentary
Dividing the Nile
Vincent Defait, Le Temps/Worldcrunch
Ahmadinejad's African Safari
Joseph Hammond, The Diplomat
Iran's New Prez: Consummate Insider
E. Sadeghi-Boroujerdi, IranWire
Mau Maus Win 50-Year-Long Battle
Gwynne Dyer, Winnipeg Free Press
Abenomics Races Against the Clock
William Pesek, Bloomberg
A User's Guide to Democratic Transitions
Coleman & Lawson-Remer, FP
Wednesday, June 19
What if Assad Wins?
J.L. Granatstein, Ottawa Citizen
Why John Kerry Wants to Attack Syria
Jeffrey Goldberg, Bloomberg
Germany Won't Be America's Geopolitical BFF
Jan Techau, Carnegie
50 Years After JFK, Obama Not 'ein Berliner'
David Francis, Fisc Times
Turkey's Opposition Grows Up
Mike Giglio, Newsweek
Syria Endgame: Prospects Dim, Options Narrow
Michael Totten, WAJ
Bloodbath Exposes West's Power Failings
Greg Sheridan, The Australian
Rouhani Is a Tool of the Supreme Leader
Reuel Marc Gerecht, Hoover Inst.
Brazilians Want to Be Treated as Citizens
Conor Foley, The Guardian
Why Israel Can't Stop 'Price Tag' Attacks
Mitch Ginsburg, Times of Israel
How Springsteen Helped Tear Down the Wall
David Crossland, Der Spiegel
Thursday, June 20
Russia May Lose Its Strong Syria Card
Michael Young, Daily Star
Obama's Syria Policy Full of Contradictions
Fareed Zakaria, Wash. Post
How Syria's Islamists Govern
Oliver Holmes & Alexander Dziadosz, Reuters
In Turkey, Democracy vs. Liberty
Ralph Peters, New York Post
For Alawites, the Price of Loyalty to Assad
Robert Worth, New York Times
Six Reasons Kim Jong-un Is Screwed
Sokeel Park, The Atlantic
A Poor Argument Against Syria Intervention
Max Boot, Commentary
Are Afghans Really Ready to Take Over?
Javid Ahmad, CNN
How Chinese Strategists Think
James Holmes, The Diplomat
America Needs Thousands of Nukes
Matthew Kroenig, Foreign Policy
5 Arab Spring Opportunities for Israel
Goren & Podeh, The Daily Beast
The Real Reason Brazilians Are Outraged
Ryan Kearney, New Republic
Friday, June 21
Did Bernanke Leave the World a Ticking Bomb?
Mohamed El-Erian, FP
Stroll Through Istanbul: A City in Turmoil
Matthew Duss, Am. Prospect
Turkey and Brazil: Why Do Democracies Revolt?
Paul Pillar, TNI
Brazil Is Close to Its Boiling Point
Daniel Hannan, Daily Telegraph
Mr. Erdogan, Majoritarianism Is Zombie Democracy
The Economist
Tunisia Becoming Salafist Battleground
Thomas Bass, The Atlantic
Is Columbia Winning the Drug War?
John Otis, Global Post
Israel's Nuclear Option for Peace
Akiva Eldar, Al Monitor
China Resurrects Mao & Parties Like It's 1960
Hannah Beech, Time
Greek Gov't Wobbles as Coalition Splits
Georgios Christidis, Der Spiegel
Rumors of EU Demise Greatly Exaggerated
Maxime Larive, World Rpt
Angela Merkel: Powerful & Enigmatic
Quentin Peel, Financial Times
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