Week of January 20, 2014 Archives

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Monday, January 20
Iran Is Dangerously Close to the Bomb
Tzvi Fleischer, Herald Sun
Iran's Economy Can Soar, Will U.S. Firms Get a Piece?
Patrick Smith, FT
Assad Just Opened the Door to Regime Change
Faisal Al Yafai, National
French Socialists Finally Get It, Will Team Obama?
Paul Gregory, Forbes
Hollande's Supply-Side Nonsense
Dean Baker, The Guardian
Freedom the Biggest Loser in Egypt
Amir Taheri, New York Post
Spying Props Up Decaying American Empire
Alfred McCoy, TomDispatch
How Low Can East Asia Go?
Michael Auslin, National Review
Explaining the Netanyahu-Harper Bromance
John Ivison, National Post
Turkey's Woman in Red Breaks Her Silence
Ceyda Sungur, Radikal
Vietnam's 'Cyber Troops' Take Fight to the U.S.
Chris Brummit, AP
10 Myths About World War I Debunked
Dan Snow, BBC Magazine
Tuesday, January 21
In Syria, War Crimes, but No Prospect of Trials
Karl Vick, Time
Is U.S. Seeking Arab-Iranian Equilibrium?
Hussein Ibish, NOW Lebanon
The Recessional 'Obama Doctrine'
Victor Davis Hanson, National Review
Three Myths About Global Poverty
Bill & Melinda Gates, The Australian
The Case for Foreign Aid
Jeffrey Sachs, Foreign Policy
Non-Interventionism Has a Price, Too
Max Boot, Commentary
My Lunch with a Jihadi
Elliot Ackerman, The Daily Beast
UK's Life Outside the EU
Daniel Hannan, Daily Telegraph
India-Japan Ties Strengthen
Nitin Gokhale, The Diplomat
Ariel Sharon Was No de Gaulle
Thomas Mitchell, 972 Magazine
Time to End Child Marriage
Jaqui Hunt, Global Public Square
Sochi, the Maximum Security Olympics
Leonid Bershidsky, Bloomberg
Wednesday, January 22
Why Geneva II Won't End Syria's War
Jamie Dettmer, The Daily Beast
How Iran Played the UN -- and Drove the U.S. Nuts
Lynch & Hudson, FP
Dangers Ahead for Ukraine
Colin Freeman, Daily Telegraph
Obama's Middle East Recessional
Adam Garfinkle, The American Interest
America's Needy Mideast Allies
Greg Scoblete, RealClearWorld
What Killed Egyptian Democracy?
Mohammad Fadel, Boston Review
How Iran Is Cashing in on Sanctions Relief
Dubowitz & Ottolenghi, FDD
The Old King of the New Spain
Miguel-Anxo Murado, New York Times
The Case for Good Enough Global Governance
Stewart Patrick, FA
The Battle for Tokyo Goes Nuclear
William Pesek, Bloomberg View
Berlin Needs Europe to Balance U.S. Digital Hegemony
A. Bendiek, GMF
Is Fidel Castro the Greatest Lover of All Time?
Wes & Holly Davis, Vice
Thursday, January 23
Ancient Christian Communities Being Destroyed
M. Dougherty, Week
Is Freedom Really Retreating Around the World?
Josh Keating, Slate
Communism's Fall Hasn't Helped Capitalism
Elliot Burns, Commentator
The Chinese Gold Rush May Now Be Over
The Economist
UN's Ban Ki-moon Is America's Poodle
Richard Gowan, Politico Mag
Hollande Means Business This Time?
Boll, Neukirch & Sandberg, Spiegel
Erdogan for the Win?
Steven Cook, From the Potomac to the Euphrates
Ukraine's Self-Organizing Revolution
Nadia Diuk, World Affairs Journal
Where Is al-Qaeda Holding Its Hostages?
Jamie Dettmer, Daily Beast
Why Do Terrorists Use Women?
Eric Niiler, Discovery News
Russia's Warts Will Be Hard to Hide in Sochi
Ariel Cohen, TNI
What the 'Double Toilet' Says About Russia
Steve Rosenberg, BBC News
Friday, January 24
Ukraine's Freedom Again Crushed by Moscow
Con Coughlin, Telegraph
Can Russia or the West Calm Ukraine?
Simon Shuster, Time
At Davos, Iran Tries to Reopen the Bazaar
Jamila Trindle, Foreign Policy
Obama's Syria Policy Is a Total Fiasco
John Judis, The New Republic
Will Japan Abandon Pacifism?
Matt Ford, The Atlantic
Thailand Is Only the Tip of Asia's Iceberg
William Pesek, Bloomberg
A Fine Balance: India, Japan and the U.S.
Dhruva Jaishankar, TNI
H.K. Paper Protests Beijing's Encroachment
Rachel Lu, Tea Leaf Nation
The Last Stand of Hamid Karzai
David Francis, The Fiscal Times
A Forgotten Human Rights Tragedy
Kerry Kennedy, Global Public Square
A Better World Through America
Kevin Williamson, National Review
Is Finland a Victim of Austerity?
Carol Matlack, Bloomberg Businessweek
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