Week of March 17, 2014 Archives

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Monday, March 17
Did Terrorists Take Control of Flight 370?
Peter Bergen, CNN
This Will All End Badly for Russia
Mark Adomanis, Forbes
Is Putin's Next Move in the Mideast?
Josh Cohen, Tablet Magazine
Germany Aims an Economic Hook at Putin's Jaw
Der Spiegel
Great, al-Qaeda Has Come Roaring Back
Patrick Cockburn, Independent
Worrisome Move to 'Islamify' UK Schools
Andrew Gilligan, Telegraph
Time for Regime Change in Russia
Paul Berman, The New Republic
Britain Has Lost America's Respect
Edward Luce, Financial Times
The EU's Bait-and-Switch in Ukraine
Judah Grunstein, WP Review
Greece's Desperate Youth
Theodora Matziropoulou, Suddeutsche Zeitung
Sexist Showdown: Mideast vs. S. America
Lourdes Garcia-Navarro, NPR
The Story Behind the Rob Ford Story
Ivor Tossell, The Walrus
Tuesday, March 18
The Price of Failed Leadership
Mitt Romney, Wall Street Journal
Thank Goodness Romney Isn't President
Daniel Larison, Am. Conservative
Romney's Vindication Is Complete
Seth Mandel, Commentary
The Czar's Speech
Leonid Bershidsky, Bloomberg View
Putin Is Remaking a New World Order
David Francis, The Fiscal Times
We Need a New Obama Doctrine
Victor Davis Hanson, National Review
Hezbollah Advances in Syria, Frail in Lebanon
S. Nashashibi, National
Obama Betting Legacy on Mideast Magic
Benny Avni, New York Post
In Afghanistan, New Great Game Begins
William Dalrymple, Guardian
Will Obama Be Promoted to Colonel?
Oleg Atbashian, PJ Media
Putin's Claim to Crimea Is Pure Fiction
Oleg Shynkarenko, The Daily Beast
Watching Gogol in Simferopol
Dimiter Kenarov, Foreign Policy
Wednesday, March 19
The Post-Russian World Order
Giles Merritt, Project Syndicate
What Pakistan Knew About bin Laden
Carlotta Gall, NYT Magazine
Saving What's Left of Ukraine
Timothy Garton Ash, Globe and Mail
What We Learned in Crimea
David Ignatius, Washington Post
The Ugly, Pointless U.S. Argument over Ukraine
DePetris & French, TNI
What Does 'Jewish State' Even Mean?
Peter Beinart, Haaretz
Assad Has the Upper Hand
Michael Young, The National
Shinzo Abe's Defense Gambit
J. Berkshire Miller, World Affairs Journal
Is Taiwan's Military Too Small?
J. Michael Cole, The Diplomat
Why Europe Needs More Believers
Gilles Finchelstein, Irish Times
India: You're Criminal if Gay
Leila Seth, New York Review of Books
Delivery Drones Could Save Lives in Africa
Adam Clark Estes, Gizmodo
Thursday, March 20
How to Stop Putin in His Tracks
Fred Kaplan, Slate
New Russian Sanctions Will Hurt
Adam Taylor, Washington Post
The New World Order, According to Vladimir Putin
The Economist
Learning to Live with a Cold Peace
David Rothkopf, Foreign Policy
Putin Won't Sabotage Iran Nuclear Talks
Michael Crowley, Time
Michelle Obama's 'Non-Political' Trip to China
Gordon Chang, WAJ
Thailand Preparing for Civil War
Patrick Winn, Global Post
Scandal and Protests Threaten Turkey's AKP
Dan Steinvorth, Der Spiegel
Freedom of Religion Nonexistent in Egypt
Mahmoud Salem, Al Monitor
The Scottish Independence Paradox
Tom Gallagher, The Commentator
It's Time for a Larger Australia
Michael Fullilove, The National Interest
FIFA's Corruption Will Infect the Whole Game
Jim White, Telegraph
Friday, March 21
Crimea Is Putin's Revenge for Kosovo
Masha Gessen, Slate
A Playbook for Denying Putin Victory
Zalmay Khalilzad, National Interest
Can the Chavistas Save Venezuela from Cuba?
Roger Noriega, RCW
The Revolution Will Be Tweeted
Richard Wike, The Guardian
Twitter Ban? Now Erdogan's Gone Too Far
Jonathan Tobin, Commentary
America's Far-Flung Promises
Patrick Buchanan, Am. Conservative
Thailand: Into the Void
Lennox Samuels, The Daily Beast
A One-State Plan for Mideast Peace
Seth Lipsky, New York Post
The World Needs China's Leadership
Dingding Chen, The Diplomat
The Road from Etchasketchistan
Robert Tracinski, The Federalist
U.S., Russia in Mockery Arms Race
Alex Rogers, Time
Thanks for Being So Cool About Everything
Vladimir Putin, The Onion
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