Week of January 6, 2014 Archives

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Monday, January 6
Thank Obama for Islamist Takeover of Mideast
Con Coughlin, Telegraph
Why China and Japan Might Go to War
James Holmes, National Interest
Don't Create a New al-Qaeda
Benjamin & Simon, New York Times
Forget Munich, Study the Lesson of Sarajevo
Gideon Rachman, FT
Weed Won't Hurt U.S. in Contest with China
Matt Schiavenza, Atlantic
China's Kids Want a Movie, a Coke & Big Macs
John Jewell, Conversation
Fear and (Self) Loathing in France
Jean-Marc Vittori, Les Echos
Aging Japan Is Asia's Future
Eleanor Warnock, Japan Real Time
Another Failed Revolution Against Capitalism
Andres Oppenheimer, MH
Why 2013 Was Big for Russia
Margot Light, openDemocracy
Taiwan's Make-Believe Status Quo
Douglas Goold, National Post
Look Who Likes the Anglo-Saxon Econ Model Now
Henrik Muller, Spiegel
Tuesday, January 7
The al-Qaedastan Threat
Eli Lake, The Daily Beast
Syria Rebels Fight al-Qaeda as Iraq Implodes
Aryn Baker, Time
Iraq's Squandered Opportunity
Max Boot, Commentary
China and Japan Get All Harry Potter
William Pesek, Bloomberg
China's North Korea Opportunity
Harry Kazianis, The Diplomat
Does China Have Too Many College Grads?
Huang & Bosler, Nat'l Interest
U.S. Won't Ship Iraq Weapons It Needs
Dreazen & Hudson, FP
Drones Could Decide Battle of Fallujah
David Francis, The Fiscal Times
The High Price of Obama's Mideast Peace Push
John Bolton, NY Post
5 Things That Won't Happen This Year
Faisal Al Yafai, The National
Time to Focus on Western Sahara
Michael Rubin, CNN
France, Iran and the 'Front of Mistrust'
John Vinocur, Wall St. Journal
Wednesday, January 8
The Death of a Mideast Theory
Greg Scoblete, RealClearWorld
A Post-Everything Moment in the Middle East
Rami Khouri, Daily Star
Russia's Growing Mideast Clout
Anna Borshchevskaya, Global Public Sq.
The EU's Weak Link Must Hold
Nikos Konstandaras, New York Times
Dennis Rodman's Moral Responsibility
Frida Ghitis, CNN
Bashar al-Assad's Big 'Anti-Extremist' Con
Daniel Nisman, New York Post
The Myth of an Undivided Jerusalem
Daniel Seidemann, The Guardian
The Rapid Fall of the Muslim Brotherhood
Dina Khayat, Wall St. Journal
Egypt's Undemocratic Revolutionaries
Mohammad Fadel, Boston Review
Reuters Gave This Kid a Camera -- Now He's Dead
David Kenner, FP
Francis: The Top Latin American Story of 2013
Tim Padgett, Miami Hld
Why Nintendo Doesn't Stand a Chance in China
Roberto Ferdman, Quartz
Thursday, January 9
Robert Gates Was Wrong on Biggest Issue He Faced
Max Fisher, WaPo
European Union Headed for Giant Supernova
Jochen Bittner, NYT
Can Hapless Hollande Save France?
The Economist
The Preacher Who Could Topple Erdogan
Maximilian Popp, Der Spiegel
Syria's al-Qaeda Gang Wars
Jamie Dettmer, Daily Beast
The Reality of Inglorious Revolutions
David Bell, The National Interest
Israel Boycott Strikes at Academic Freedom
Pierre Atlas, Indy Star
Hot Air Balloon Takes Japan's Military by Surprise
Will Atkins, RCD
China's Water Crisis Worsens
Gordon Chang, World Affairs Journal
Reinventing the Inter-Korean Relationship
Park Geun-hye, Project Syn.
Bad Bourbons: Will Spain Abolish Its Monarchy?
Joshua Keating, Slate
I've No Taste for American Restaurant Etiquette
Tim Stanley, Telegraph
Friday, January 10
Islamist Rule Is Over in Tunisia
Michael Totten, World Affairs Journal
Tunisia Keeps the Arab Spring Alive
Noah Rayman, Time
The Border That Set Off WWII Is Crumbling
Elisabeth Braw, Newsweek
The Mideast's Disappearing Borders
Seth Mandel, Commentary
Say Goodbye to Our Mideast Allies
Benny Avni, New York Post
Gates Blockbuster: U.S. Tried to Oust Karzai
Yochi Dreazen, Foreign Policy
The Pivot to Asia Is a Myth
David Francis, The Fiscal Times
China's Grand Strategy Failure
Hornung & Vuving, The National Interest
India Bets on Modinomics, Whatever It Is
William Pesek, Bloomberg
Where Life Has Meaning: Poor, Religious Countries
Julie Beck, Atlantic
Danish Pastries Violate EU Law
Jan Olsen, Associated Press
Kerry Is Just Not in Touch with Reality
Daniel Pipes, National Review
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