Week of July 8, 2013 Archives

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Monday, July 8
The NSA and Its European Pawns
Edward Snowden, Der Spiegel
How the U.S. Funded the Egyptian Coup
David Francis, The Fiscal Times
How Syria's War Became a Crusade
Hegghammer & Zelin, Foreign Affairs
Sarkozy Is Back and He Wants Revenge
Philip Broughton, The Spectator
Iran Makes an Epic Blunder in Syria
Gary Gambill, FPRI
Australian Politics Finally Interesting
Peter Hartcher, SM Herald
China Makes It Illegal Not to Visit Parents
Yu Hua, New York Times
Thank GOP Hawks for Rand Paul
Stuart Reid, Washington Monthly
Why Do British Avoid the Word 'Muslim'?
Robert Fisk, The Independent
The Authoritarian Surge
Shevtsova & Kramer, The American Interest
Nixon, Kissinger & the 'Israel Lobby'
Eric Grynaviski, Duck of Minerva
Norway's 'Slow TV' Excruciating Yet Compelling
Mark Lewis, Time
Tuesday, July 9
Snowden's Nuclear War on Intelligence
Jonathan Tobin, Commentary
These Leaks Are Not Libertarian
Wayne Merry, The National Interest
What Egypt's New Constitution Reveals
Nathan Brown, The New Republic
Western Know-It-Alls Don't Get Egypt
John Bolton, Ottawa Citizen
The Most Worrying Thing About Egypt
Thanassis Cambanis, The Atlantic
Why Turkey Is Standing By Morsi
Piotr Zalewski, Time
Austerity Still Isn't Working in Greece
Anne Seith, Der Spiegel
Obama in Africa: Guilt Trip or Pivot?
Witney Schneidman, Brookings
The Mad Monks of Myanmar
The Diplomat
The Most Boring News Event Ever
Isaac Stone Fish, Foreign Policy
Did NYU Evict Chen Guangcheng?
Josh Rogin, The Daily Beast
There Is No Good News in Russia
Masha Gessen, New York Times
Wednesday, July 10
Europe's New 'Time Bomb' Is Ticking in Syria
Marc Lynch, Foreign Policy
The Jihadis Are Waiting in Egypt
Richard Spencer, Daily Telegraph
Obama's Egypt Test: What Is 'Democracy'?
Michael Crowley, Time
'Zero Option' Will Finally End Afghan War
David Francis, Fiscal Times
China Slowdown Could Be Great for America
Gwynn Guilford, Quartz
Aid a Small Price to Prevent Egyptian War
Evelyn Gordon, Commentary
Why It Matters if the U.S. Calls It a Coup
Max Fisher, Washington Post
Is China Really Loosening Up on Tibet?
Saransh Sehgal, The Diplomat
The NSA's Senseless EU Spying
Farrell & Newman, Foreign Affairs
Is Lebanon Unraveling?
Jamie Dettmer, The Daily Beast
European Cokeheads Are Ruining West Africa
Joseph Cox, Vice
Kurdish Independence and Its Consequences
Amatzia Baram, GIS
Thursday, July 11
Is Egypt Headed Toward Civil War?
Chris Luenen, The National Interest
Drawing the Wrong Lessons from Egypt
Matthew Duss, Am. Prospect
Washington Has Redefined the Word 'Coup'
Jean Mackenzie, Global Post
Has the Arab Spring Failed?
The Economist
Bring on the 'Zero Option' in Afghanistan
Michael Noonan, World Report
Brazil Rushes Headlong into Popular Revolt
Matthias Matussek, Spiegel
What Edward Snowden Should Know About Venezuela
Peter Wilson, FP
Bad News Elsewhere Is Good News for China
Jeffrey Wasserstrom, Time
The Secret to Finland's Success with Everything
Olga Khazan, Atlantic
What S. Korea, Japan Can Learn from Europe
Stefan Soesanto, Diplomat
Nuclear Option Is Suicidal for North Korea
Colin Powell, Asahi Shimbun
A Gift from China: Creepy Wax Statue of Kim Jong-il
Max Fisher, WaPo
Friday, July 12
Egypt's Deep State Dilemma
Walter Russell Mead, The American Interest
'Polarization' Doesn't Quite Cover Egypt Now
Nour Youssef, The Arabist
Egypt's Salafi Awakening
Daniel Byman & Zack Gold, The National Interest
Rolling Back the Muslim Brotherhood
Michael Rubin, Commentary
Books and Pens Are Our Weapons
Malala Yousafzai, The Guardian
The Battle over 'Turkey's Tahrir' Continues
Mustafa Aydin, PJ Media
History Shows Egypt Can Overcome Its Crisis
Alan Philips, The National
All Not Quiet on China's Western Front
Pratyush, The Diplomat
Obama Is Dithering on Egypt
Benny Avni, New York Post
The IMF's Dreary Report Card
Robert Samuelson, Washington Post
Suu Kyi Produces Her Father's Biopic
Ollie John, Time
Russia Starts Banning Everything Again
Anna Nemtsova, Foreign Policy
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