Week of May 26, 2014 Archives

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Tuesday, May 27
Why Obama Is Leaving 10,000 in Afghanistan
Michael Crowley, Time
Obama's Split-the-Difference Foreign Policy
Max Boot, Commentary
Europe's Energy Death Wish
Arthur Herman, New York Post
War and Murder in Eastern Ukraine
Anna Nemtsova, The Daily Beast
Ukraine's Autocratic New President
Leonid Bershidsky, Bloomberg
Post-Cold War Era Is Over in Eurasia
Michael Totten, World Affairs
What Crimea Teaches Central Asia
Stephen Blank, The Diplomat
The Habsburgs' Comeback
Simon Winder, Foreign Policy
How Farage Engineered UKIP Victory
Tim Wigmore, The New Republic
Europe's Dangerous Turn to the Far Right
David Francis, Fiscal Times
What the Pope's Mideast Trip Was Really About
Emma Green, Atlantic
When Did Peking Become Beijing?
John Allen Gay, The National Interest
Wednesday, May 28
America's 'Might and Right' Foreign Policy
President Barack Obama
The Most Anti-War Foreign Policy Doctrine in Decades
Max Fisher, Vox
Is This Vladimir Putin's Reset?
Daniel McGroarty, RealClearWorld
Why, Oh Why, Didn't We Listen to Eastern Europe?
Ed Lucas, Politico
Sisi's Big Day Is a Bust
David Kenner, Foreign Policy
The Force Behind Europe's Populist Revolt
David Francis, Fiscal Times
The French Far Right Aims High
Stefan Simons, Der Spiegel
As Goes Greece, So Goes Europe?
Nikos Konstandaras, New York Times
Hope & Change on the Subcontinent
Jonathan Foreman, Weekly Standard
China, Japan Battle for Russia's Allegiance
Zachary Keck, The Diplomat
That 'Car War' with China? U.S. Already Lost
Ed Niedermeyer, Bloomberg
Jerusalem: A City on the Rise
Nir Barkat, Jerusalem Post
Thursday, May 29
Obama Lays Siege to His Foreign Policy Critics
Fred Kaplan, Slate
Barack Obama Misfires at West Point
Jacob Heilbrunn, National Interest
The Age of Post-Interventionism
Mary Dejevsky, The Independent
Obama Overstates Stability in Ukraine
Max Boot, Commentary
Europe's Tea Party Rising?
Will Marshall, The Hill
Britain Is Full of Anger and Must Change
Allister Heath, Daily Telegraph
Thailand's Army Tears Up the Script
Duncan McCargo, New York Times
Pakistan Pays High Price for Religious Bigotry
Ahmed Sahi, Toronto Star
Ed Miliband on the British Campaign Trail
Jim Waterson, BuzzFeed
Quebec Rejects Secularism
Peter Berger, The American Interest
30 Percent of World Is Now Fat, No Country Immune
Maria Cheng, AP
The Fearful Asymmetries of Modi's World
Praveen Swami, The Hindu
Friday, May 30
Why the U.S. Should Bring Snowden Home
Leonid Bershidsky, Bloomberg
Snowden Would Not Get a Fair Trial
Daniel Ellsberg, The Guardian
Snowden Interview Reveals Ultimate Arrogance
Benjamin Wittes, TNR
No, Our Allies Won't Share the Burden
Christopher Preble, Nat'l Interest
Pakistan: A Country of Dead Women
Rafia Zakaria, Dawn
Libyan General's War on Islamic Extremists
Karl Vick, Time
Libya's General in His Labyrinth
Frederic Wehrey, Los Angeles Times
Sisi Held an Election and No One Came
Amir Taheri, New York Post
Iran's Dubious Digital Revolution
Tom Risen, US News & World Report
The Palestinians' Human Shield Industry
Evelyn Gordon, Commentary
Ronald Reagan Is Alive in India
Allan Meltzer, Defining Ideas
Growing Threat of Buddhist Fundamentalism
Vishal Arora, Diplomat
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