Week of July 15, 2013 Archives

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Monday, July 15
The Major Egypt Crisis You Haven't Heard Of
Brian Stewart, CBC News
Putin's Cynical & Dangerous Snowden Ploy
Hujer, Neef & Schepp, Spiegel
Is Obama Starting an Israel-Syria War?
Evelyn Gordon, Commentary
Confessions of a Taliban Killer
Kevin Sites, Vice
France's Retrograde Attitude on Women
Claire Lundberg, Slate
The Middle East Isn't Doomed. Seriously
The Economist
Why a Revolution Is Brewing in Russia
Paul Goble, Democracy Digest
Ready for a Long War in Syria?
Richard Gowan, World Politics Review
The Return of McCarthyism -- in Israel
Amir Fuchs, Haaretz
Let's Chat with Our 'Iranian Friends'
Patrick Smith, Fiscal Times
On Getting Drunk in Antarctica
Olga Khazan, The Atlantic
The Tough Norwegians Who Hunt Whales
Jo Fidgen, BBC News
Tuesday, July 16
Obama's Authoritarians
Victor Davis Hanson, National Review
The War on Terror Is America's Mania
Klaus Brinkbaumer, Der Spiegel
Bring Back Egypt's Elected Government
Jeffrey Sachs, Project Syndicate
It's Time to End the Alliance with South Korea
Doug Bandow, Cato
How Netanyahu's Iran Policy Ends Badly
Ali Gharib, The Daily Beast
Japan Heightening Its Defense Posture
Yuka Hayashi, Wall Street Journal
Why Chinese Obey
Chun Peng, The Diplomat
Cartel Boss Capture Unlikely to Fix Mexico
Weissenstein & Rodriguez, AP
How Bosnia Heals
Roger Cohen, New York Times
The Illusion of Cuban Reform
Jose Azel, World Affairs Journal
Why There Are Still Ignorant Racists in Italy
John Foot, Mail & Guardian
China's Quest for World Pork Domination
Ben Terris, National Journal
Wednesday, July 17
The Arabs Will Have Their Gettysburgs
Leon Hadar, National Interest
The Perils of Non-Intervention in Syria
Will Marshall, Global Public Sq.
Has Egypt's Experiment with Islamism Failed?
Dan Murphy, CSM
The Taliban's Pathetic Letter to Malala Yousafzai
Rob Crilly, Telegraph
Snowden's Sentence: Life in Putin's Police State
David Francis, Fisc. Times
Why Latin America Hearts Snowden
Peter Hakim, Reuters
Bargaining with Drone-Skeptical Pakistan
Daniel Markey, Foreign Affairs
EU Settlement Ban Hurts Kerry's Peace Push
Avi Issacharoff, TOI
British Health Care Stuck in 1940s Time Warp
Simon Jenkins, Guardian
U.S. Must Follow FDR's Lead on Asia
Michael Fullilove, The Australian
Don't Fear a Strong leader in Japan
David Pilling, Financial Times
Iran's Top General Offers Note of Sanity
Amir Taheri, New York Post
Thursday, July 18
Why Has Crime Fallen Throughout the Rich World?
The Economist
Religious Sectarianism Rises Again
Scott Helfstein, The National Interest
Egyptian Media Turning Against Palestinians?
Asmaa al-Ghoul, Monitor
Beware of Hezbollah in New York
Matthew Levitt, New York Post
Iran Hopeful over President-Elect Rouhani
Ramin Mostaghim, LA Times
Don't Ignore Iran's Pivot to the North
Alexandros Petersen, Wash. Times
Netanyahu: 20 Years of 'Crying Wolf' on Iran
Gary Sick, CNN
Israeli 24-Hour News Channel Launches
Ruth Eglash, Washington Post
North Korea Is Quite Good at Gunrunning
Elias Groll, Foreign Policy
Elephant Tusks: The New Blood Diamonds?
Tristan McConnell, GP
Wolfgang Schauble's Fight to Save Europe
Michael Sauga, Der Spiegel
David Cameron Succeeds while Labour Babbles
Peter Oborne, Telegraph
Friday, July 19
Navalny Trial Indicts Corrupt Russia
Mikhail Khodorkovsky, Guardian
Putin Declares Himself Dictator
Paul Roderick Gregory, Forbes
Navalny Free to Run for Mayor of Moscow
Simon Shuster, Time
Turkey Is Descending
Ozgur Yilmaz, PJ Media
From Egypt with Love
Maria Golia, New York Times
Egypt Could End Up Like Sudan
Andrew Miller, Foreign Policy
The Mideast, Where Happiness Goes to Die
Jeffrey Goldberg, Bloomberg
The Strange Death of Fascist Europe
Sean Thomas, Daily Telegraph
Russian Fox Gets Keys to Henhouse
Clifford Gaddy & William Partlett, TNI
Vietnam Between a Rock and a Hard Place
David Brown, Yale Global
Developing World Not Sold on China's Rise
Zachary Keck, The Diplomat
Enough with the QDR Hype
James Joyner, RealClearDefense
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