Week of March 3, 2014 Archives

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Monday, March 3
Putin's Crimea Crime
Roger Cohen, New York Times
Putin Doesn't Know What He Wants in Ukraine
Tikhon Dzyadko, TNR
The Only Thing That Matters Now in Ukraine
Anatol Lieven, Zocalo
Please Stop Calling This a 'New Cold War'
Jonathan Kay, National Post
Obama's Mideast Views Are Scary
Elliott Abrams, Weekly Standard
Venezuela In Worse Shape than You Think
Andres Oppenheimer, MH
A New Low in Foreign Policy Fear-Mongering
Michael Cohen, Guardian
A Catastrophic Plan for Israel
Gershon Baskin, Jerusalem Post
Is a Russian-U.S. Cyber War Looming?
David Gewirtz, ZDNet
Alright NATO, Now What?
Christopher Dickey, The Daily Beast
Mexico on the Edge of Chaos
Alan Dowd, The American
Why the World's Favorite Fruit Is Dying
Gwynn Guilford, Quartz
RCW Blog: What the West Must Do | What Not to Do
Tuesday, March 4
Anatomy of a Feckless Presidency
Bret Stephens, Wall Street Journal
Putin Hits Pause
Christopher Dickey, The Daily Beast
Can Putin Turn Back Now?
David Brooks, New York Times
Pity the Vassals of Moscow
Michael Totten, World Affairs Journal
Answering Russia
Denis Corboy, William Courtney & Kenneth Yalowitz, TNI
On Israel, Obama Has No Clue
David Harsanyi, The Federalist
China Grapples with Its Own 9/11
Adam Minter, Bloomberg View
Why Washington Can't Restrain Tokyo
Jake Douglas, The Diplomat
Jihadist Blueprint Gains Traction in Syria
Hassan Hassan, The National
Maduro Looks to Hardline Chavez Tactics
Benny Avni, Newsweek
Putin's Da-Da Press Conference
Julia Ioffe, The New Republic
Obama Stuck in His Cold War Past
Jonah Goldberg, USA Today
Wednesday, March 5
The One Ukraine Argument You Should Ignore
Greg Scoblete, RCW
Of Course Obama's Resolve and Toughness Matter
Ross Douthat, NYT
Putin Is Losing the Battle for Ukraine
Alex Massie, The Spectator
Is Xi Jinping a Reformer?
Wen-Ti Sung, The Diplomat
The Return of Great Russian Chauvinism
Jeffrey Simpson, Globe and Mail
Break Ukraine in Two
Jay Hallen, Forbes
How to Kick Putin in the Teeth
Robert Tracinski, The Federalist
If Quebec Separates, Canada Keeps Montreal
Jonathan Kay, National Post
Libertarian Turkey
Soner Cagaptay, Hurriyet Daily News
Is Central Asia the Next Global Flash Point?
Michael Romanowski, GMF
Grim Reality of Germany's Legalized Prostitution
Nisha Diu, Telegraph
Thursday, March 6
Does Putin Want a New Cold War?
Olga Oliker, Global Public Square
Standing Up to Putin: Necessary, but Expensive
The Economist
China's 'Nyet' to Russia's Ukraine Invasion
Elizabeth Economy, CFR
West's Retort to Russia a Shambles
Bill Jamieson, The Scotsman
Our Response to Liz Wahl Quitting on Air
Margarita Simonyan, RT
What Do All the Protest Flags in Ukraine Mean?
Tanvi Misra, BBC
Implications of Defining a Jewish State
Ali Jarbawi, New York Times
Tough Talk from U.S. Hawks Is Empty
Rajan Menon, The Nat'l Interest
Erdogan's Endless Legitimacy Crisis
Kadri Gursel, Al Monitor
Italy's New Prime Minister Promises Big Reform
Walter Mayr, Spiegel
Four Reasons Oscar Pistorius May Go Free
Eboni Williams, Daily Beast
Online Trolling: A New Tactic in Diplomacy
Adam Taylor, WaPo
Friday, March 7
After Ukraine, How Iran Sees Obama
Mark Cunningham, New York Post
Forget Western Hypocrisy on Ukraine
Simon Tisdall, CNN
The KGB 'Reality' Putin Is in Touch With
Paul Roderick Gregory, Forbes
Russia Is Gazprom
Robert Bryce, National Review
America Should Use Its Energy 'Bomb'
Fraser Nelson, Daily Telegraph
East Asia's Discourse Problem
Clint Work, The Diplomat
China's Newest Threat: Zombies
William Pesek, Bloomberg View
The Frank Underwood of Venezuela
Daniel Lansberg-Rodriguez, Atlantic
For Ukraine, a Tale of Two Lifelines
Timothy Homan, The Fiscal Times
Best Analogy for Crimea Is Cyprus
David Klion, New Republic
Obama Isn't Carter, He's Eisenhower
James Traub, Foreign Policy
Foreign Policy Is Back, and So Is Rubio
Jonathan Tobin, Commentary
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