Week of October 28, 2013 Archives

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Monday, October 28
An Angry Europe Faces Up to U.S. Spying
Simon Shuster, Time
Japan Has Its Thatcher
David Pilling, New Statesman
Three Good Reasons to Spy on Germany
Richard Gowan, WP Review
UK Police Are Turning into Spies
Nick Cohen, The Spectator
Iran's Environmental Catastrophes
David Michel, Iran Primer
The Lust Beneath Japan's Sex Void
William Pesek, JoongAng Daily
Why Mexico & Egypt Are More Promising Than China
John Authers, FT
China's Housing Situation Is Terrifying
Anne Stevenson-Yang, Forbes
Islamic Comrades No More
Vali Nasr, New York Times
Why India Is So Tough to Reform
Sidin Vadukut, Quartz
EU Aims at 'Intolerance' but May Kill Free Speech
Soeren Kern, GI
Russia's Macho Mayor and His Drug War
Jamie Coomarasamy, BBC News
Tuesday, October 29
Lessons from the Surge in Iraq
David Petraeus, Foreign Policy
War Gains Lost in Iraq and Afghanistan
David Francis, The Fiscal Times
The Case Against Negotiating with Assad
Aaron David Miller, Bloomberg
Why China Steals Our Secrets
John Lee, World Affairs Journal
China's Pivot West
Ankit Panda, The Diplomat
The White House Must Have Known About NSA
Jack Goldsmith, TNR
Why Won't Narendra Modi Talk to His Wife?
James Tapper, Global Post
Can Trans-Atlantic Trade Deal Save the West?
Samuel Rines, TNI
China's 70-Year Itch
Larry Diamond, The Atlantic
How Chinese Censorship Is Reaching Overseas
Sarah Cook, CNN
Is Saudi Money Buying Britain's Soul?
James Kirkup, Daily Telegraph
A Global Wine Shortage Could Be Upon Us
Roberto Ferdman, Quartz
Wednesday, October 30
Europe's Simmering Immigration Crisis
Walter Mead, American Interest
U.S. Turning Away from the Mideast
Doyle McManus, Los Angeles Times
The Rise and Fall Of Mikheil Saakashvili
Max Seddon, BuzzFeed
Did Rebel Jihadists Bring Polio to Syria?
Christopher Dickey, Daily Beast
The Coming Water Wars
Gordon Chang, World Affairs Journal
Italy: The Nation That Crushes Its Young
Beppe Severgnini, NY Times
Enough with Europe's Faux NSA Outrage
Jacques Villain, Le Monde
Who's Afraid of AIPAC?
Max Fisher, Washington Post
Ukraine's Geopolitical Future Hangs on Deal
Chris Alessi, Der Spiegel
Who's Bombing Myanmar?
Jonah Blank, Global Public Square
The Dutch Don't Care About Marriage
Katie Roiphe, Slate
Canada's War on Intolerance -- and Halloween
J. Doughart, Nat'l Post
Thursday, October 31
Obama Did Everything Wrong in Spy Scandal
K. zu Guttenberg, MT
The First Rule for Spying Is Not to Get Caught
The Economist
Preparing for a North Korean Collapse
Michael Miner, The Diplomat
'Chinese Medicine': Chairman Mao's Fraud
Alan Levinovitz, Slate
Tehran: Soft on Outside, Hard on Inside
Charles Recknagel, RF Europe
Saudi-Backed Salafists Again on Iran Border?
Meir Javedanfar, Monitor
Mexico's Theology of Oil
Enrique Krauze, New York Times
Venezuela's Orwellian 'Ministry of Happiness'
Mac Margolis, Daily Beast
Europe's Deflation Challenge
Desmond Lachman, The American
Vampire Graves & Ancient, Global Superstitions
Olga Khazan, Atlantic
Germans Cringe at Rise of Halloween
R. Neate & N. Connolly, Der Spiegel
China's 'Top Gun' Possibly the Worst Movie Ever
Kyle Mizokami, WIB
Friday, November 1
Will China Fall for the Jihad Trap?
Benjamin Carlson, Global Post
Snowden's Life Dictated by Russian Intelligence
Michael Kelley, Slate
NSA Harmed Relations More than al-Qaeda Could
Josef Joffe, Guardian
Iraq's Violence: What Can Be Done?
Max Boot, Commentary
KFC and Syria's Horrifying Food Crisis
Adam Heffez, The Atlantic
Beijing Pretends Attack Never Happened
Emily Rauhala, Time
How to Win a War with China
Sean Mirski, The National Interest
One Word Will Define Egypt's Constitution
Nathan Brown, Foreign Policy
Egypt's Newest Jihadists
Jamie Dettmer, The Daily Beast
Will Wildfires Burn Abbott's Climate Policies?
Geoffrey Lean, Telegraph
Learning to Love a German Arms Race
James Holmes, The Diplomat
An 'Iron Silk Road' Through Turkey to China
Alan Philps, The National
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