Week of August 5, 2013 Archives

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Monday, August 5
Inside Japan's Invisible Army
Michael Fitzpatrick, Fortune
Obama's Stain on America's Reputation
Hans Hoyng, Der Spiegel
Why China Is Building More Aircraft Carriers
James Holmes, Diplomat
The Price of 'Made in China'
Peter Navarro, New York Times
Why We'll All Be Vegetarians Soon
Michael Hanlon, The Spectator
Japan, the Skunk at the BRICS Picnic
Michael Moran, Global Post
Putin's Problem? He's Irrelevant to Obama
Steven Pifer, Moscow Times
Putin Thinks the U.S. Is Screwing Up Mideast
Dmitri Trenin, Tablet
Iran's 'Moderate' President Backs Assad
Dubowitz & Badran, Atlantic
So Is al-Qaeda Dead or Alive, Mr. President?
Richard Fernandez, PJ Media
How the Coup in Egypt Vindicated bin Laden
Ian Welsh
Saving the Earth Is a Very Dangerous Job
Remi Barroux, Le Monde/WC
Tuesday, August 6
The Coming of al-Qaeda 3.0
Bruce Riedel, The Daily Beast
Jay Carney Is Becoming Baghdad Bob
Richard Fernandez, PJ Media
How We Lost Yemen
Gregory Johnsen, Foreign Policy
Erdogan Silences Dissent in Turkey
Hasnain Kazim, Der Spiegel
Hezbollah's Choice
Sarah Birke, New York Times
Zimbabwe's Tsvangirai Must Now Retire
David Blair, Daily Telegraph
When Buddhists Turn Nasty
Charu Lata Hogg, The Diplomat
China Is Slowly Tackling Corruption
Jennifer Cheng, Time
China Learns Being a Superpower Isn't Easy
Richard Wike, GPS
Hungary's Culture Is Being Crushed
George Szirtes, The Guardian
'Liberal' Europe's Abortion Restrictions
Emily Matchar, The Atlantic
Behind The Bank of England's Austengate
Katie Roiphe, Slate
Wednesday, August 7
Why the U.S.-Russia Reset Is Falling Apart
Max Fisher, Washington Post
Obama's Petulant Snub of Putin
Jacob Heilbrunn, The National Interest
Barack Obama's Learning Curve
Seth Mandel, Commentary
Note to America: Yemen Is a Real Place
Brian Whitaker, The Guardian
America's Chronic Overreaction to Terrorism
Ted Koppel, Wall St Journal
Al-Qaeda's Legion of Doom
Eli Lake & Josh Rogin, The Daily Beast
The Great Egyptian Schism
Fouad Ajami, Hoover Institution
Australia's Luck Is About to Run Out
David Pilling, Financial Times
Promise & Peril of China's New Coast Guard
Glaser & Billingsley, Diplomat
Bo Xilai Trial Exposes Truth About China
Minxin Pei, Bloomberg
Toward a More Brazilian Canada
Jennifer Jeffs, Globe and Mail
The Ghost Rapes of Bolivia
Jean Friedman-Rudovsky, Vice
Thursday, August 8
The Coming GOP Foreign Policy Slugfest
Kevin Lees, National Interest
U.S. Embassies Should Have Stayed Open
Michael Young, Daily Star
In Regard to Putin, Obama Finally Gets It
Miriam Elder, BuzzFeed
Why Putin Is Glad Obama Isn't Coming
Michael Bohm, Moscow Times
Photo that Sums Up the Obama-Putin Relationship
Max Fisher, WaPo
Kashmir Killings: India-Pakistan Relations on Rocks
Krista Mahr, Time
Conspiracy Theories: The Lebanese Pastime
Sulome Anderson, Atlantic
Bo Xilai: From Maoist Criminal to Popular Hero?
Pin Ho, New York Times
A 'Little Africa' in Southern China
Elleka Watts, The Diplomat
Robert Mugabe Steals Another Election
Judy Bachrach, World Affairs
Germany in Grip of Merkel's Lethargy
Feldenkirchen & Hoffmann, Spiegel
Berlusconi's Conviction Could Bring Down Government
Economist
Friday, August 9
Obama's Pullback Dooms the Mideast
David Francis, The Fiscal Times
Morsi Is the Arab World's Mandela
Tawakkol Karman, Foreign Policy
Egyptians Outraged by Outreach to Brotherhood
R. Ibrahim, PJ Media
Russia: The Next Third Reich?
Anna Nemtsova, The Daily Beast
Does India Really Want to Be Rich?
Clive Crook, Bloomberg
In Algeria, Bouteflika Era Is Ending
Abdelkader Cheref, The National
Is China Doomed?
Rajan Menon, The National Interest
What Tocqueville Can Teach China
Ziad Haider, CNN
Asia Should Welcome a U.S.-China Cold War
Zachary Keck, Diplomat
The Gullibility of Chinese State Media
Matt Schiavenza, The Atlantic
Pandas, Sex and Communism
Richard Spencer, Daily Telegraph
Why the French Secretly Love McDonald's
Matt Goulding, Slate
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