Week of October 21, 2013 Archives

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Monday, October 21
French Flee a Nation in Despair
Anne-Elisabeth Moutet, Daily Telegraph
North Korea Just Got a Lot More Dangerous
Colin Robertson, Globe & Mail
Merkel's Grand, Controversial Plan for Europe
Der Spiegel
Russia's Crumbling Energy Dominance
Robert Coalson, Radio Free Europe
Iran Recognizes Its Own Decline
Katerina Dalacoura, Financial Times
The EU Could Face Its Own Shutdown
Jan-Werner Mueller , The Guardian
The Kremlin's Pogrom Mentality
Vladimir Ryzhkov, Moscow Times
Why Israelis Are Leaving Israel
Guy Rolnik, Haaretz
China's Pittsburgh Moment
Jim Russell, Pacific Standard
This Is the World's Slave Workforce
Tim Fernholz, The Atlantic
Greece's Suicidal Descent
The Economist
This Is How Bad China's Air Is
Adam Minter, Bloomberg
Tuesday, October 22
China: Superpower or Superbust?
Ian Bremmer, The National Interest
Why U.S. & Saudi Arabia Are at Each other's Throats
Marc Lynch, FP
An Angel Kidnapped by Gypsies?
Louise Doughty, The Guardian
How Turkey Betrayed Israel and the U.S.
Frida Ghitis, Miami Herald
China's Global War Against Press Freedom
Zachary Keck, The Diplomat
Frexit Fever Hits French Establishment
A. Evans-Pritchard, Telegraph
Coming Era of Tiny Wars & Micro-Conflicts
Tom Engelhardt, TomDispatch
Does 'R2P' Include Nuclear Disarmament?
Kennette Benedict, The Bulletin
U.S. Should Stay out of Pakistan's Taliban Talks
Daniel Markey, Reuters
Al-Shabab Fights the Pirates
Currun Singh, New York Times
Why Russia Is Growing More Xenophobic
Ilan Berman, The Atlantic
The Unhappy Fate of Ghanaian Witches
Julia Kuentzle & Paul Blonde, Vice
Wednesday, October 23
Obama's Uncertain Path on Syria
Mazzetti, Worth & Gordon, NY Times
Obama Advisors Try to Salvage Reputations
Seth Mandel, Commentary
As It Talks, Iran Inches Toward Nukes
Majid Rafizadeh, The National
No, the Japanese Haven't Given Up on Sex
Joshua Keating, Slate
How Did We Lose the Saudis?
Stephen Green, PJ Media
We Learned Nothing from Beirut
Christopher Dickey, The Daily Beast
Europe's Roma Face 'Witch Hunt'
Kharunya Paramaguru, Time
Ecuador's Worn-Out War on Chevron
Raul Gallegos, Bloomberg
How Africa's Most Successful Treaty Fell Apart
J. Dana Stuster, FP
How the Chinese Bureaucracy Decides
J.M. Norton, The Diplomat
China's Silly War on Starbucks Lattes
Rachel Lu, Tea Leaf Nation
China's Growing Unease at Flip Side of Progress
Richard Wike, CNN
Thursday, October 24
Merkel, EU Furious Over NSA Phone Taps
Michael Birnbaum, WaPo
Spying on Allies Fits Obama's Aloof Profile
Gregor Schmitz, Der Spiegel
Beware the Other Eurozone Crisis
The Economist
Continued Rise of the French Far-Right
Michael Curtis, Commentator
U.S.-Saudi Relationship Status: It's Complicated
Mark Levine, Al Jazeera
The Real Reason for Saudi Anger? Iran
David Blair, Telegraph
Obama Can Safely Ignore Saudi Tantrums
Shashank Joshi, Bloomberg
Arab Revolutionaries Want Access to Markets
Hernando de Soto, Mark
China's Constant Warfare
James Holmes, The Diplomat
Russia Eaten Alive by 'Black Widows'
Andrew Foxall, Moscow Times
Prince Charles: King-to-Be, But Aiming Higher
Catherine Mayer, Time
Rihanna, Lady Gaga and 'Burqa Swag'
Arwa Mahdawi, The Guardian
Friday, October 25
London's Dangerous 'Muslim Patrols'
Nico Hines, The Daily Beast
Why We Spy
Max Boot, Commentary
The Middle East Power Vacuum
Marc Lynch, Foreign Policy
Kremlin Propaganda and Russia's Regression
Leon Aron, The American
Ten Years a Prisoner
Mikhail Khodorkovsky, New York Times
Is China Turning into 'Giant N. Korea'?
A. Evans-Pritchard, Telegraph
U.S. Should Do More to Help Old Gulf Allies
Alan Philps, The National
Saudis, Qatar Play Dangerous Game in Syria
David A. Weinberg, CNN
Rebels Offer Assad a Comeback
Victor Kotsev, Asia Times
The New Arab Capitals
Ursula Lindsey, The Arabist
The Purpose of U.S.-Japan-Australia
J. Berkshire Miller, The Diplomat
The Campaign to Kill Killer Robots
Noah Rayman, Time
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