Week of June 16, 2014 Archives

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Monday, June 16
World Ignites on Obama's Watch
Walter Russell Mead, American Interest
America Wants the Impossible
David Goldman, Asia Times
Understanding the War Inside Iraq
Kenneth Pollack, Brookings Institution
Let North Korea Collapse
Sue Terry, New York Times
Why Some Iraqis Are Giving ISIS a Chance
Susannah George, Global Post
The Only Silver Lining in Iraq
Simon Jenkins, The Guardian
The Stakes Are High in Colombia
Roger Noriega, RealClearWorld
The Fall of the Vice-Pope
Ingrid Rowland, New York Review of Books
What Does It Mean to Be a U.S. Ally?
Seth Lipsky, Haaretz
Russia Vindicated as Iraq Implodes
Fyodor Lukyanov, RIGA
Portrait of Europe's Downtrodden White Working Class
Simon Kuper, FT
An Englishman Thriving in Bolivia's Cocaine Prison
Jack Gilbert, Vice
Tuesday, June 17
Qassem Soleimani: Puppeteer of the Mideast
Black & Dehghan, Guardian
Blame Assad First for ISIS' Rise
Alex Rowell, NOW Lebanon
Can Iraq Be Saved?
Zalmay Khalilzad, The National Interest
What We're About to Lose in the Mideast
John Davidson, The Federalist
Afghanistan Won't End Up Like Iraq
Akhilesh PIllalamarri, The Diplomat
What Options Do Ukraine and Putin Have Left?
Linda Kinstler, TNR
Is Greece Really Back?
Mohamed El-Erian, Bloomberg View
Don't Play into Iran's Hands in Iraq
Benny Avni, New York Post
Iraq Could Become Three-Headed Monster
David Francis, Fiscal Times
The Bush Era Is Back
Noah Rothman, Hot Air
Obama Is the New Dubya
Lloyd Green, The Daily Beast
In India, Is This Nehru's Last Stand?
Shashi Tharoor, Project Syndicate
Wednesday, June 18
Iran Is America's Best New Partner in the Middle East
Fred Kaplan, Slate
Don't Expect Iran & U.S. to Solve Iraq Crisis Together
Abbas Milani, TNR
The Collapsing Obama Doctrine
Dick & Liz Cheney, Wall St. Journal
Three Lines I Don't Need to Hear on Iraq
Daniel Drezner, Washington Post
Don't Fight in Iraq and Ignore Syria
Anne-Marie Slaughter, NY Times
America's World-Weariness Dilemma
Riccardo Alcaro, National Interest
The Legacy of Brazil's World Cup Protests
Mimi Whitefield, Miami Herald
Asia's Coming Nuclear Arms Race
Zachary Keck, The Diplomat
China's Megacities Problem Not About Overpopulation
Lu Ming, Caixin
Germany's Budding Defense Debate
Jan Techau, Carnegie Europe
Illusions Gone, I'm Leaving Russia
Leonid Bershidsky, Moscow Times
Venezuela Is Running Out of Cookies and Coffins
Boris Munoz, Vocativ
Thursday, June 19
Credibility of U.S. Power Erodes Under Obama
Roger Cohen, NYT
Obama's Confusing al-Qaeda Strategy
Jonathan Schroden, Nat'l Interest
What the Iraq Crisis Means for Assad
Joshua Keating, Slate
How Arab Backers of Syrian Rebels See Iraq
Marc Lynch, Wash. Post
Hong Kong vs. Beijing: A Showdown Looms
The Economist
How US, China Can Avoid Catastrophic Clash
Hugh White, CSM
Putin Is Afraid of Any Real Opposition
Nadya Tolokonnikova, Guardian
Russia's Bad Manners Will Be Its Downfall
Ivan Sukhov, Moscow Times
EU Energy Policy Is Killing Industry
John Redwood, The Commentator
Is London Becoming Euroskeptic?
Jeremy Warner, The Telegraph
Mexico's Breakout Moment?
Mohamed El-Erian, Project Syndicate
Nepal's Living Goddess Still Must Do Homework
Sonia Narang, BBC
Friday, June 20
The End of Iraq
Stephen Yates & Christian Whiton, National Review
Obama's Bluff Can Work in Iraq
Noah Feldman, Bloomberg View
The New Map of the Middle East
Jeffrey Goldberg, The Atlantic
Iran Gains from U.S. Intervention in Iraq
Michael Young, NOW Lebanon
Afghanistan's Election Tipping Point
Ankit Panda, The Diplomat
Abdullah Jumps the Gun on Vote Fraud
Max Boot, Commentary
Fear of a Decrease in Fear of Iran
Paul Pillar, The National Interest
U.S. Advisers Are Doomed to Fail in Iraq
David Francis, The Fiscal Times
Turkey Gives Up on a Unified Iraq
Thomas Seibert, The Daily Beast
Europe's Energy Problem
Desmond Lachman, The American
For Gas, China Muscles onto Russia's Turf
Reid Standish, FP
National Identity and Football
Jonathan Freedland, The Guardian
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