Week of July 1, 2013 Archives

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Monday, July 1
Egypt: How Did It Come to This?
Evan Hill, Globe and Mail
The Death of the European Dream
Julie Mendelsohn, The European
France Embraces War on Terror
James Jay Carafano, The National Interest
Why Does the U.S. Always Get Iran Wrong?
Parsi & Marashi, Al Jazeera
Germans Must Be Protected from U.S.
Poitras, Rosenbach & Stark, Spiegel
Europe, America's No Espionage Threat
Michael Rubin, AEIdeas
The Right Foreign Adventures for Obama
James Rubin, The New Republic
Why Europe Is an Economic Problem Child
Tim Congdon, Standpoint
Islamic Rejectionism Will Turn Violent in Europe
Anat Berko, Gatestone
Australia's Disgrace
Ann Marie Hourihane, Irish Times
Japan Spends Millions Just to Be Cool
Roland Kelts, Time
The Bizarre World of China's Copycat Towns
Ruth Morris, BBC News
Tuesday, July 2
Brotherhood Lacks Mandate for Its Vision
Faisal Al Yafai, The National
Stop Using Taxpayer Money to Fund Morsi
Sen. Rand Paul, CNN
The Saudi-Qatar Clash over Syria
David Ottaway, The National Interest
Snowden Loses Patriot Games to Putin
Leonid Bershidsky, Bloomberg
How Snowden Could Derail Global Economy
David Francis, Fiscal Times
Bliss, Fear and Anger -- in That Order
Nour Youssef, The Arabist
Egypt's Second Revolution
Hafez Ghanem, Brookings Institution
The Axis of Evil Remains
Benny Avni, New York Post
Burma's Order of the Heedless
Swe Win, New York Times
The Leadership Crisis in China's Freest City
Jennifer Cheng, Time
Has Foggy Bottom Forgotten Asia?
Ely Ratner, Foreign Policy
How Immunity Works for MEPs
Daniel Hannan, Daily Telegraph
Wednesday, July 3
Mohammed Morsi Ousted as Egyptian President
Hauslohner et al., WaPo
Myth of Political Islam Exposed in Egypt
Bessma Momani, Globe and Mail
Yet Another Arab State Unravels
Karl Vick, Time
In Egypt, It's Democrats vs. Liberals
Samer Shehata, New York Times
Risks of a Hard Landing for China
Martin Wolf, Financial Times
Japan's Nuclear Salesman-In-Chief
Sebastian Sarmiento-Saher, Diplomat
Worried Philippines Invites the U.S. Back
Matt Gurney, National Post
Will Turkey Choose Democracy?
Elif Shafak, The Guardian
Russia's Silent but Deadly AIDS Epidemic
Diana Bruk, Vice
Preparing for Cyberwarfare
Michael Richardson, The Japan Times
Tony Abbott: Australia's Next PM?
Mary Kissel, World Affairs Journal
The Plot to Kill Albert Einstein
Esther Inglis-Arkell, io9
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