Week of August 19, 2013 Archives

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Monday, August 19
A Too-Humble America
John O'Sullivan, Globe and Mail
The Egyptian Debacle
Roger Cohen, New York Times
Islamic Insurgency Looms for Egypt
Eric Trager, The New Republic
We've Just Seen Britain's Sinister Side
Nick Cohen, The Spectator
The Resource Crisis Spurring Egypt's Chaos
Nafeez Ahmed, The Atlantic
Dictatorship Returns to the Nile
Der Spiegel
Europe's New Anti-Semitism
Riccardo Dugulin, Ynet News
Reopening the Mideast Pandora's Box
Andrew Gawthorpe, TNI
How Will Putin Respond to Obama's Diss?
Alexander Golts, Moscow Times
Germans See No Reason to Change
Michael Hessel, New Statesman
Al-Qaeda's Strongest Weapon in Yemen: Drones
Joseph Cox, Vice
Welcome to Greece's Guantanamo
Alain Salles, Le Monde/Worldcrunch
Tuesday, August 20
An Egyptian Liberal Mourns
Omar Robert Hamilton, Slate
There Are No More Good Guys in Egypt
Peter Schwartzstein, The Atlantic
Egypt's Anti-Christian Pogrom
Rich Lowry, New York Post
Excising the 'Cancer' in Egypt
Fouad Ajami, Bloomberg
The Tale of Kerdasa's Police Chief
Nour Youssef, The Arabist
Democracy Versus Security
Rozina Ali, Cairo Review
Obama's Egypt Policy Makes Perfect Sense
Aaron David Miller, FP
America Doesn't Get to Say Who Rules Egypt
Greg Scoblete, RCW
Obama Looking Like Jimmy Carter
Francis, Pianin & Boak, Fiscal Times
Erdogan's Anti-Semitic Obsession
Michael Rubin, Commentary
Why Is China So Afraid of a Small Protest?
Tyler Roney, The Diplomat
Conspiracy Theories Still Haunt Diana's Death
Catherine Mayer, Time
Wednesday, August 21
Bradley Manning Got Off Too Easy
Ryan Evans, The National Interest
Syria Crosses Red Line Again. U.S. Will Do Nothing
Max Fisher, WaPo
U.S. and Britain: How Close Is Too Close?
Corinne Purtill, Global Post
Will Americans Watch Al Jazeera?
Constantine von Hoffman, CBS News
Think America Is Racist? Look at Europe
Alex Berezow, RealClearWorld
Saudi Arabia Blames U.S. for Egypt Turmoil
Bruce Riedel, Brookings
Turkey, Saudi Arabia Clash Over Egypt
Madawi Al-Rasheed, Al Monitor
Power Struggle Splits Turkey's Ruling Party
Kazim & Popp, Der Spiegel
Asia Pivot: Obama's Ticket Out of Middle East?
Cohen & Ward, Diplomat
Russia's Secret Plan for Ukraine?
Yevhen Solonyna, The Atlantic
How Putin Lost Ukraine
Anders Aslund, Moscow Times
Boycotting Vodka Won't Help Russia's Gays
Mark Schrad, NY Times
Thursday, August 22
Maybe Ousting Mubarak Wasn't a Great Idea
Max Fisher, WaPo
Authoritarianism Strikes Back
Paul Pillar, The National Interest
End of an Era for Egypt's Muslim Brotherhood?
Wael Nawara, Monitor
Egypt's Revolution in My Facebook Window
Maged Zaher, The Stranger
America's Unwise Anti-Russian Policies
Edward Lozansky, Moscow Times
Russia, China Undermine UN's Syria Response
Colum Lynch, FP
Russia Moves to Boost Trans-Arctic Shipping
Marco Evers, Der Spiegel
India's Currency Is in Big Trouble
Krista Mahr, Time
Will China Finally Ease Up on Tibet?
Anand Upendran, The Diplomat
Bo Xilai's Poisonous Legacy
Cheng Li & Ryan McElveen, New York Times
Chinese Communist Show Trial on Twitter
Benjamin Carlson, Global Post
Brazil's 'Boyfriend Tracker' App Raises Stir
Jenny Barchfield, AP
Friday, August 23
President Oblomov
John Allen Gay, The National Interest
Obama Fails to Lead on Syria
Tom Rogan, The Guardian
War-Weary U.S. Gives Rogue Nations Free Pass
D. Francis, Fiscal Times
Syria Gas Attack a Transformative Moment
Alan Philps, The National
Americans Rejoin the World
Abe Greenwald, Commentary
No More False Promises on Syria
David Rohde, The Atlantic
Egypt's Arms Race
Sophia Jones, The Daily Beast
Can Protests Be Good for Dictators?
Joshua Keating, Slate
What If Egypt Did Close the Suez Canal?
James Holmes, The Diplomat
What Kind of Superpower Will China Be?
Zhengxu Wang, RealClearWorld
Pakistan's Missing Anti-Terrorism Strategy
Arif Rafiq, Foreign Policy
Should the U.S. Be Talking with the Taliban?
Howard Cohen, CNN
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