Week of February 3, 2014 Archives

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Monday, February 3
The Clash Within a Civilization
Anthony Cordesman, CSIS
Inside Russia's Dirty War to Win Ukraine
Simon Shuster, Time
Ukraine's Growing Number of Disappeared
David Blair, Daily Telegraph
The End of American Exceptionalism
Peter Beinart, National Journal
Top Ten Mistakes U.S. Made in Afghanistan
Stephen Walt, Foreign Policy
Obama's Letting Japan Re-Militarize
Stone & Kuznick, USA Today
Who Will be the Next China?
Samuel Rines, The National Interest
Israel's Other A-Bomb
Sam Kiley, The Spectator
Johansson's SodaStream Defense Is Problematic
Bernard Avishai, TPM
The Drink That's Literally Killing Russia
Annabel Bligh, Conversation
Iran Still Trying to Blend Politics & Islam
Nasser Hadian, Iran Primer
Dutch Mayors Want to Grow Weed
C. McDonald-Gibson, Independent
Tuesday, February 4
Obama's Photo-Op Diplomacy
David Francis, The Fiscal Times
Why al-Qaeda Kicked Out Its Syria Franchise
Aryn Baker, Time
The Cost of Obama's Syrian Disaster
Jonathan Tobin, Commentary
Weapons Are Flooding into Middle East
Jonathan Schanzer, Foreign Policy
What Is a 'Normal Country' in East Asia?
Zheng Wang, The Diplomat
Asia's 1937 Syndrome
Gordon Chang, The National Interest
Syria's Opposition Disappearing from Facebook
Michael Pizzi, Atlantic
The Myth of the 'Moderate' Brotherhood
Hassan Hassan, The National
Alex Salmond's Position Is Now Ridiculous
Iain Martin, Daily Telegraph
How to Avoid the Next Sochi
Jonathan Mahler, Bloomberg View
World Moving Forward, and Backward, on Equality
Andre Banks, GPS
China's Mistress-Industrial Complex
Li, Allen & Swanson, The Daily Beast
Wednesday, February 5
America's Icarus-in-Chief
Victor Davis Hanson, National Review
Keystone a Green Light? Not So Fast
Jeffrey Simpson, Globe and Mail
A Terror Group Too Brutal for al-Qaeda?
Peter Bergen, CNN
America Must Assuage Saudi Anxiety
Vali Nasr, New York Times
Is a Thaw Possible in Frosty Ukraine?
Michal Romanowski, GMF
Echoes of 1934 on the Streets of Paris
Robert Zaretsky, Forward
Let's Stop Pretending French Is So Important
John McWhorter, TNR
Why Rand Paul Is Right About Iraq
Emile Simpson, Foreign Policy
Even the Kurds Are Turning Away from U.S.
Michael Rubin, Commentary
A User's Guide to the Bizarre Toilets of Sochi
Barry Petchesky, Deadspin
Getting It on in Stalin's Hungary
George Jonas, National Post
South Korea Is Running Out of Kimchi
Matt Phillips, Quartz
Thursday, February 6
Sochi Olympics Face Unprecedented Threat
Brian Jenkins, GPS
Was Modern Europe's First Genocide in Sochi?
Joshua Keating, Slate
Snowden Keeps Outwitting U.S. Spies
Eli Lake, Daily Beast
Karzai's Not-So-Crazy End Game
Fareed Zakaria, Time
ISIS Leader al-Baghdadi Proves Formidable
Mushreq Abbas, Monitor
Brazil Faces Water Shortage During World Cup
Alerigi & Goy, Reuters
How China Undercuts Order in East Asia
Michael Auslin, Commentary
Slow Decline of America's Chinatowns
Aidan Lewis, BBC News
South Sudan's Unfinished Business
Peter Ajak, New York Times
South Korea's Japanese Mirror
Danny Leipziger, The Diplomat
Finally, Some Good News from Greece
Giorgos Christides, Der Spiegel
Christine Lagarde for European Commission President
Economist
Friday, February 7
Why Dictators Love the Olympics
Garry Kasparov, The Daily Beast
Problems at Sochi Reflect Problem in Russia
David Francis, Fiscal Times
Sochi Haunted by Forgotten Genocide
Oliver Bullough, The New Republic
Ukraine's Culture War
Nicolai Petro, The National Interest
U.S. Profanity and Impotence in Ukraine
Leonid Bershidsky, Bloomberg
The NSA Is Not Alone
Max Boot, Commentary
Where's America's Strategy?
Andy Zelleke & Justin Zorn, The Diplomat
Barack Obama Isn't Disengaged from the World
Fred Kaplan, Slate
On Iran, a Misleading Cold War Analogy
Elliott Abrams, Weekly Standard
Fallacies of the Iran Deal Fantasy
Amir Taheri, New York Post
Pakistan's Journalists Cave to the Taliban
Beenish Ahmed, Foreign Policy
Kazakh President Wants to Drop the 'Stan'
Dmitry Solovyov, Reuters
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