Week of April 28, 2014 Archives

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Monday, April 28
Putin's Useful Idiots
Slawomir Sierakowski, New York Times
Russia Plans to End Cold War on Its Terms
Sergei Karaganov, RIGA
Europe's Ugly Face
Spela Kunej, The European
Why Assad Can Never Win
Joshua Cohen, NOW Lebanon
Obama Gives More Than He Gets in Asia
The Economist
Ukraine: The Phony War?
Tim Judah, New York Review of Books
Israel, Palestine and Plan B
Matthew Duss, American Prospect
Best Country in the World to Work
Rachel Gillett, Fast Company
Sorry Times, Abbas Is Still a Holocaust Denier
Yair Rosenberg, Tablet
Israel Must Stop Politicizing the Holocaust
Emily Hauser, Haaretz
A Gift to the Drug Kingpins
Donald MacPherson, National Post
Putin Wants Neutralization on the Cheap
John Herbst, National Interest
Tuesday, April 29
The Problem with Kerry's 'Apartheid' Myth
David Harsanyi, Federalist
The Kerry Quote That Really Matters
Rob Garver, The Fiscal Times
Kerry: Russia Coordinating Ukraine Spies
Rogin & Lake, The Daily Beast
The Biggest Myths About Ukraine Crisis
Jillian Kay Melchior, NY Post
The Sanctions Illusion
Fred Kaplan, Slate
The Counterinsurgency Debate
Andrew Shaver, The National Interest
The Iraqi Military's Downward Spiral
Max Boot, Commentary
The Winner of Iraq Elections Will Be Iran
Ranj Alaaldin, The Guardian
China's Rare Earths Advantage
Saurav Jha, The Diplomat
'Big Bang' Gets Big Ban in China
Adam Minter, Bloomberg View
Has Quebec Already Left the Building?
Richard Gwyn, Toronto Star
A Political Arrest in Britain
Daniel Hannan, Daily Telegraph
Wednesday, April 30
The Audacity of Small Ball
David Rothkopf, Foreign Policy
Is Attacking Obama's Foreign Policy a Winning Strategy?
A. Kohut, PM
47% Say U.S. Should Reduce Role in World Affairs
Carrie Dann, NBC
Assad Launching Chlorine Attacks on Children
Ruth Sherlock, Telegraph
Three Years After bin Laden: The Trouble Ahead
John McLaughlin, Ozy
A New Cold War -- Without Debate
Vanden Heuvel & Cohen, The Nation
Give Putin a Chance
Hans-Werner Sinn, Wall Street Journal
Why Euro Security Works Better Without Russia
Jan Techau, Carnegie
Should China Welcome an Asian NATO?
Zachary Keck, The Diplomat
China May Be Biggest Economy, but Not the Best
Willie Pesek, Bloomberg
Rouhani's Bad Bargain for Iran -- and the West
Ray Takeyh, LA Times
China's Mediterranean Move an Opening for NATO
Christina Lin, GMF
Thursday, May 1
It's Time to Let Go of Global Hegemony
Andrew Sullivan, The Dish
It's Time for Conservative Internationalism
Henry Nau, Am. Interest
Dear Mr. Kerry, We Aren't Children
Einat Wilf, Global Public Square
Three Things Merkel Wants from the U.S.
Annette Heuser, Bertelsmann
U.S. Billionaire Buying Up Israel's Media
Ruth Eglash, Washington Post
Arab Spring Chokes in Egypt
Ahmed Abdel-Raheem, The Commentator
Iraqi Election Could Lead to Partition
Mustafa al-Kadhimi, Al Monitor
A Developing India-China Maritime Dynamic
Abhijit Singh, Diplomat
Nigel Farage Has Been Playing Brits for Fools
Dan Hodges, Telegraph
The Absurd Opulence of Viktor Yanukovych
Dan Peleschuk, Global Post
The Japanese Go All 'Footloose'
Jake Adelstein, Daily Beast
Friday, May 2
Americans Want to Steer Clear of Ukraine
Bruce Stokes, Global Public Sq.
Americans Don't Want to Retreat from the World
Kyl & Lieberman, FP
The Abandonment of Ukraine
Seth Mandel, Commentary
Further NATO Expansion a Bad Move
Bill French, The National Interest
The Geopolitical Man-Crush on Putin
Alex Spillius, Daily Telegraph
How Russia Conquered Eastern Ukraine
James Miller, Vice
Kerry Keeps Swinging for Fences and Missing
Benny Avni, NY Post
If Scotland Secedes, Who Gets Its Oil?
Clive Crook, Bloomberg View
Brunei Imposes Sharia Law
Luke Hunt, The Diplomat
Eastern Ukraine Explodes
Jamie Dettmer, Daily Beast
Russia Can Lose Territory, Too
Andrew Peek, The Fiscal Times
Is Taiwan Sinking Back into Obscurity?
Chris Fuchs, Tea Leaf Nation
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