Week of July 22, 2013 Archives

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Monday, July 22
Hamas Is Having a Horrible Year
Ben Lynfield, The National Interest
Seize the Chance to Strangle Hamas
Jonathan Schanzer, Foreign Policy
A Chinese Watermelon Vendor's Death
Jiabao Du, Tea Leaf Nation
The Egyptian Kid Who Took on Morsi
Giglio & Atef, The Daily Beast
Russian Regime Is a Blunt Force
Masha Gessen, New York Times
America's Russia Policy Makes Sense
Olga Oliker, CNN
Life in the New Kabul
Jeffrey Stern, The Atlantic
'India Story' a Fantasy Written in New Jersey
Pankaj Mishra, Bloomberg
The Oil Boom's Foreign Policy Dividend
Hannah & Roubini, Reuters
Euro Parasites Want to Throttle Progress
Douglas Carswell, Telegraph
Spying Will Sink Trade Pact with Europe
Patrick Smith, The Fiscal Times
Why the Crowds Care About the Royal Baby
Megan Gibson, Time
Tuesday, July 23
The Doctrine of (Samantha) Power
Paula Broadwell, The Prospect
Qatar May Have Overreached
Viviene Walt, Time
Obama Has No Foreign Policy
Taylor Dibbert, The Commentator
Putin Should Worry
Shaun Walker, Foreign Policy
Iraq's Newest Insurgency
Max Boot, Commentary
How Democracy Lost in Egypt
Barak Barfi, The Daily Beast
Egypt's Overwhelming Economic Troubles
Ahmed Kamel, PJ Media
Has Obama Really Pivoted to Asia?
Saunders & Fung, The Diplomat
Judges Now Dominate Pakistan
Syed Fazl-e-Haider, The National
China's Violent, Hated Local Cops
Matt Schiavenza, The Atlantic
Why Investors Are Bailing on India
William Pesek, Bloomberg
Why America Swoons over the Royals
Peter Foster, Daily Telegraph
Wednesday, July 24
Obama Concedes: Assad Won't Go
Walter Russell Mead, American Interest
How to Save the War in Afghanistan
Anthony Cordesman, CSIS
Where Are UN Sanctions on Hezbollah?
Weinthal & Rosett, Fox News
Leave Hezbollah Alone!
Julie Taylor, Foreign Policy
Why Vladimir Putin Is So Popular
Christopher Read, The Conversation
The Limits on Nationalism in Japan
Jennifer Lind, New York Times
Europe Still a Mess
Milton Ezrati, The National Interest
All Down Hill from Here for Young Prince
Simon Jenkins, The Guardian
The Revolution Dies Hard in Cuba
Antonio Rodiles, World Affairs Journal
Okinawa: The Scotland of Asia?
Trefor Moss, The Diplomat
In Moscow Airport, Hunting for Snowden
T. Mastrobuoni, La Stampa/WC
How Yemen Chewed Itself Dry
Adam Heffez, Foreign Affairs
Thursday, July 25
Low Geography IQ Leads to Bad Foreign Policy
Ted Carpenter, TNI
Threat of Greater Violence Looms in Egypt
Ashraf Khalil, Time
The Illusion of U.S. Engagement in Syria
Michael Young, Daily Star
Wishing for an Iranian Moderate
Clifford May, National Review
Plan Now for the Israel-Palestine Talks to Fail
Natan Sachs, FP
An Israeli-Palestinian Deal Shouldn't Be a Priority
Greg Scoblete, RCW
Link Between Food Prices and Global Riots
MIT Technology Review
Great Deceleration: Turning Point for World Economy
The Economist
Kevin Rudd's Mission Impossible
Anthony Fensom, The Diplomat
Hungary Silent over Roma Killing Spree
Keno Verseck, Der Spiegel
Can Spain Survive Racial Tension, Separatism?
Malcolm Beith, Atlantic
Putin Wins in the Snowden Affair
Lilia Shevtsova, Moscow Times
Friday, July 26
Al-Qaeda Is Back
Bruce Riedel, The Daily Beast
Out Stifling Strategy for Syria
Anne Applebaum, Slate
On Syria, West Dithers, Rebels Lack Moderates
Alan Philips, National
Is Rand Paul's Foreign Policy 'Libertarian'?
Seth Mandel, Commentary
U.S. Return May Be Snowden's Best Bet
David Francis, Fiscal Times
A Bulgarian Spring?
Katie Harris, Time
When Do Mass Demonstrations Work?
Christian Caryl, Foreign Policy
Moscow Looks to Asia
Richard Weitz, The Diplomat
Bo Xilai Indicted. Now What?
Matt Schiavenza, The Atlantic
India's Onion Crisis
Greeley & Goyal, Bloomberg Businessweek
Why the Middle Kingdom Fell
Glenn Hubbard & Tim Kane, The American
China Unimpressed by Future Tallest Building
Adam Minter, Bloomberg
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