Week of September 23, 2013 Archives

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Monday, September 23
Jimmy Carter Obama
Dominique Moisi, Project Syndicate
Why This Isn't the Third Intifada
Amos Harel, Haaretz
Give Iran a Chance
Hooman Majd, New York Times
Kenya's War in Somalia Comes Home
Simon Allison, Daily Maverick
A U.S.-Iran Detente Could Be a Game Changer
David Gardner, FT
Africa Has a New Most Wanted Man
Simon Tisdall, The Guardian
U.S. Already Losing Proxy War with China
Paul Bonicelli, Foreign Policy
Merkel Cements Conservative Victory
Alexander Goerlach, The European
Israel and Jordan on Collision Course
Assaf David, Tablet Magazine
Beware the Russian Bait-and-Switch
Gregory Feifer, Moscow Times
The (Slow) Rise of Iran's Women
Faezeh Samanian, The Diplomat
Era of Grand Diplomacy Returns
Fyodor Lukyanov, Russia in Global Affairs
Tuesday, September 24
Merkel the Great
Roger Cohen, New York Times
Is This the End of Austerity Angie?
Hawley & Lindsey, Der Spiegel
Africa's Obsession with Shopping Malls
Eve Fairbanks, The New Republic
Brazil's Tough Love
Tim Ridout, German Marshall Fund
Why Stability in Somalia Is Essential
Hassan Sheikh Mohamud, CNN
Al-Shabaab Is Not a Threat to America
Karen Greenberg, The Guardian
Beware the Smiling Cleric
Michael Miner, The National Interest
Will the U.S. Get Suckered in by Iran?
Benny Avni, New York Post
Why the UN Matters This Time
Michael Hirsh, The Atlantic
Obama's American Exceptionalism
Christopher Dickey, The Daily Beast
The War for Pakistan's Soul
Tom Hussain, The National
Is College Still Worth It in China?
Yao Fu, Tea Leaf Nation
Wednesday, September 25
Does Anyone Like America?
Daniel Kurtz-Phelan, Time
Obama's Off-Balance Foreign Policy
Robin Niblett, Chatham House
Obama's Foreign Policy Realism
Robert Kuttner, American Prospect
Why Hamas May Be Finished
Juan Cole, Informed Comment
Afghanistan: NATO's Last War
David Francis, The Fiscal Times
How Booze Conquered Russia
Stan Fedun, The Atlantic
Thank War for the Rise of Civilization
Akshat Rathi, The Conversation
Can U.S. Coexist with China?
Frank Ching, China Post
Have Islamists Declared World War?
Tarek Fatah, Toronto Sun
Why France Insists on Cultural Exceptionalism
David Ellwood, OUPblog
Russia's Rocky Bid to Restore Lost Empire
Judith Miller, City Journal
Is Harper Selling Out Canada?
Gus Van Harten, Winnipeg Free Press
Thursday, September 26
Back from the Dead: The Shocking Return of al-Qaeda
The Economist
Al-Qaeda Threatens Arab Democracies
Barbara Slavin, Al Monitor
5 Reasons Al-Shabaab Militants Attacked Kenya
Tristan McConnell, GP
After Kenya, No More 'Turn the Other Cheek'
Allison Pearson, Telegraph
International Hunt for the 'White Widow'
Katie Harris, Time
Hassan Rouhani's Jewish Problem
Max Fisher, Washington Post
President Obama's Iran Problem
Jacob Heilbrunn, The National Interest
Iraq Drifts Toward Iranian Orbit
Sarah Bertin, US News & World Report
Lebanon's Refugee Crisis Worsens
Sophie Cousins, The Atlantic
Could China Explode?
Gordon Chang, World Affairs Journal
What the UN Arms Treaty Actually Says
Robert VerBruggen, RCPolicy
In Defense of Italian Men
Dany Mitzman, BBC News Magazine
Friday, September 27
The West Has Created an Islamist Quagmire in Syria
Dan Nisman, WSJ
Surviving the Westgate Mall Massacre
James Verini, The New Yorker
Meet the New Rouhani (Same as the Old)
Reuel Gerecht, Weekly Standard
Fear an Iranian Bomb? Back Rouhani
Simon Jenkins, The Guardian
Merkel's Next Move
Jonathan Steinberg, Foreign Affairs
U.S. Is Exceptional -- Exceptionally Dumb
Tom Engelhardt, TomDispatch
Small Parties Could Unsettle Austrian Vote
Walter Mayr, Der Spiegel
U.S.-Saudi Ties Under Immense Stress
Brian Katulis, World Politics Review
Is Fatah's Armed Wing Making a Comeback?
Naela Khalil, Al Monitor
Christians Are Being Thrown to Lions Again
Peter Stanford, Telegraph
Could Norway Be Key to Future Syria Strike?
Christopher Chivvis, GPS
The World's First Bitcoin Brothel
Violet Blue, ZDNet
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