Week of August 12, 2013 Archives

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Monday, August 12
Gaffe-Prone Japan Is Going to Start a War
Gideon Rachman, FT
Blame Those Who Brought al-Qaeda to Life
Rami Khouri, Daily Star
The Avoidable Russia-China Romance
Nikolas Gvosdev, National Interest
How Egypt's Army Reclaimed Tahrir
Christophe Ayad, Le Monde/WC
Can India Blockade China?
Shashank Joshi, The Diplomat
Britain Cannot Miss Out on Shale Gas
David Cameron, Daily Telegraph
Global Militaries: An Industry in Decline
James Fearon, Monkey Cage
Algeria and Its Islamists
Olivier Guitta, Weekly Standard
Snowden the Final Insult in U.S.-Russia Ties
Philip Bobbitt, London ES
A Look at Life in a Russian Gulag
Max Avdeev & Julia Ioffe, TNR
The Next Global Wonder Food
Brian Clark Howard, National Geographic
What's China Got Against the U.S. Constitution?
Ben Carlson, Global Post
Tuesday, August 13
The Failed State of Egypt?
Barak Barfi, Project Syndicate
Secularism Can Save Egypt
Amitai Etzioni, The National Interest
Why We Should Be Patient with the Mideast
Jonathan Adelman, CNN
There Are Nukes Everywhere
Benny Avni, New York Post
Switzerland's Xenophobia
Helena Bachmann, Time
How Will History Judge Zardari?
Tom Hussain, The National
Russia Is Worried About Afghan Withdrawal
Andrew Bowen, Diplomat
Obama's Putin Policy: Flinch and Retreat
Patrick Smith, The Fiscal Times
The Mad Race for Moscow Mayor
Masha Gessen, New York Times
Afghanistan's Rare Earth Bonanza
Alan Dowd, The American
The World's 5 Wackiest Transportation Projects
Elias Groll, FP
The Use of Children in Egypt's Protests
Mike Giglio, The Daily Beast
Wednesday, August 14
Terror as Egypt Slides Toward Civil War
Stefan Wolff, Conversation
Enough: It's Time for U.S. to Cut Egypt Loose
Marc Lynch, Foreign Policy
Secular-Islamist Tensions Rise in Tunisia
Mathieu von Rohr, Der Spiegel
Bahrain's Arab Spring Uprising Heats Up Again
Qhelile Nyathi, Time
The Problem Is Authoritarianism, Not Islam
Dani Rodrik, Moscow Times
Israeli Drone Strike in Sinai May Backfire
David Schenker, The Atlantic
Unsettling Question of Israeli Settlements
Matthew Duss, Am. Prospect
Afghanistan's Rare Earth Element Bonanza
Alan Dowd, The American
Japanese Debt: Tokyo's Time Bomb
Jay Zawatsky, National Interest
Yes Germany, U.S. Is Tracking You
Henryk Broder, Worldcrunch/Die Welt
India's Experiment in Economic Diplomacy
Radu Botez, The Diplomat
'American Umpire' Strikes Out
Andrew Bacevich, American Conservative
Thursday, August 15
Sochi 2014: The Terrorist Threat
Andrew Bowen, The National Interest
Egypt's Generals Go on a Killing Spree
The Economist
The West Dithers over Taking Sides in Egypt
Erich Follath, Der Spiegel
U.S.-Egypt Military Exercises Canceled. So What?
Max Fisher, WaPo
Al-Qaeda vs. PKK on Turkey-Syria Border
Murat Yetkin, Al Monitor
Business Habits of Highly Effective Terrorists
Jacob Shapiro, Foreign Aff.
My Two Weeks with the Jihadists
Michael Marcusa, The Atlantic
Are India and Pakistan Headed for War?
Jason Overdorf, Global Post
Sampat Pal: The Baddest Woman in India
Amana Fontanella-Khan, Slate
Iran's Clerics Remain the Biggest Problem
Ray Takeyh, New York Times
Fears of Russia-Ukraine Trade War
Dmytro Shurkhalo, Radio Free Europe
What Happened to Taiwan's Little League Champs?
Sam Chi, Diplomat
Friday, August 16
What Obama Misunderstands About Egypt
Jeffrey Goldberg, Bloomberg
A Lack of Spine on Egypt
Eugene Robinson, Washington Post
Egypt's New Ruler
Mike Giglio & Christopher Dickey, Newsweek
It Only Gets Worse from Here
Issandr El Amrani, The Arabist
Cutting Aid to Egypt Would Backfire
David Francis, The Fiscal Times
Obama's Slap at Egypt Harms Our Interests
Benny Avni, New York Post
America Has Not Lost Egypt
Ryan Evans, The National Interest
The 'To Hell with Them' Doctrine
Jonah Goldberg, National Review
Syria's War Takes Hold of Lebanon
Aryn Baker, Time
Libya's Unarmed Revolutionaries
Fadil Aliriza, Foreign Policy
Can Nigeria's Leader Do the Right Thing?
Orji Uzor Kalu, CNN
UK Conservative Party Is Bleeding Members
Daniel Hannan, Telegraph
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