Week of April 21, 2014 Archives

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Monday, April 21
Is Moldova Next on Putin's Hit List?
Jeffrey Goldberg, Bloomberg View
We Mess with Europe's Borders at Our Peril
Chris Huhne, The Guardian
What Putin Is Costing Russia
Ilan Berman, Wall Street Journal
Sweden Turns Japanese
Paul Krugman, New York Times
Can the French Left Govern?
Neil Rogachevsky, The American Interest
Obama's on the Right Track with Asia Pivot
Tom Donilon, Wash. Post
Britain's Battle of the U.S. Campaign Consultants
Alex Massie, Politico
Mystery of Ukraine's Anti-Semitic Pamphlet
Frida Ghitis, Miami Herald
Why Are Americans Obsessed with the Missing Plane?
Margie Mason, AP
Regional Security Won't Work in Afghanistan
Arwin Rahi, The Diplomat
Threat of the Trans-Pacific Partnership
Miller, DeLauro & Slaughter, LAT
Remember Bosnia?
Gordon Bardos, The National Interest
Canada Is Botching Great War Centenary
J.L. Granatstein, Globe & Mail
Jamaica Sees Green in Ganja
Amar Toor, The Verge
Now All the World Is Shakespeare's Stage
Jonathan Bate, The Telegraph
Tuesday, April 22
Putin's Empire of the Mind
Mark Galeotti & Andrew Bowen, Foreign Policy
Russia Displays New Military Prowess in Ukraine
Michael Gordon, NYT
3 Ways Ukraine Affects the Asia Pivot
Erik Brattberg, RealClearWorld
The Sources of Egyptian Anti-Semitism
Samuel Tadros, American Interest
Chinese Spies Keep Eye on Leading Universities
John Garnaut, SM Herald
Why We Can't Predict China's Real Estate Bubble
James Griffiths, GP
Can No One in Britain Run an Election?
Benedict Brogan, Daily Telegraph
The White Tourist's Burden
Rafia Zakaria, Al Jazeera
Nationalism, Not NATO, Is Our Great Ally
Patrick Buchanan, Creators
Is India About to Elect Its Reagan?
David B. Cohen, The Hindu
India's Pro-Male Activists Are Not Happy
Rachel Levy, Vocativ
Abbas to Dismantle the PA? Not Likely
Avi Issacharoff, Times of Israel
Why Taiwan Wants Submarines
James Holmes, The Diplomat
No, the CBC's Not Cool. Nor Should It Be
Konrad Yakabuski, Globe and Mail
Canada: The Next Oil Superpower?
Robert Collier, The National Interest
Wednesday, April 23
There's No Choice: Putin Must Lose
Thomas Friedman, New York Times
Why Is Germany Treating Putin as the Victim?
James Kirchick, Tablet
Why the West No Longer Exists
John Hulsman, City AM
Africa's Real War on Women
Clifford May, Washington Times
Death and Anger on Everest
Jon Krakauer, New Yorker
Why Putin Loves World War II
Tikhon Dzyadko, The New Republic
Reclaiming Spain's Jews
Gwynne Dyer, Winnipeg Free Press
Hezbollah's Unsuccessful Revenge
Ronen Bergman, Ynet News
Only France and Germany Can Save EU Now
Errera & Ischinger, Guardian
How America's Rich Are Different
Paul Waldman, American Prospect
Actually, We Can Put a Price on Peace
Talia Hagerty, Pacific Standard
The Palestinians Need to Shake Things Up
Salman Masalha, Haaretz
Why Palestinians Love St. George
Yolande Knell, BBC Magazine
North Korea's Game of Thrones
Dennis Halpin, The National Interest
Iran Sanctions Have Backfired on America
Seyed Marandi, Al Jazeera
Thursday, April 24
The Inconvenience of History
Leon Wieseltier, New Republic
Killing Syrians for Ukraine
Daniel Larison, American Conservative
Putin's Strategy: Good Cop, Bad Cop
Alexander Motyl, CNN
Overseas, Obama Projects a Whole Lot of Nothing
Dana Milbank, WaPo
Obama's Asia Trip Is All About China
Stephen Walt, Foreign Policy
China Splurging on Military as U.S. Pulls Back
Christopher Bodeen, AP
Is America's 'Rebalance' to Asia Dead?
Dustin Walker, National Interest
U.S. Should Step Back from East China Sea Dispute
Wu Xinbo, NY Times
Why the European Union Will Survive
Robert Kaplan, Stratfor
A Rebellion Is Brewing Against Brussels
Peter Oborne, Daily Telegraph
Tony Blair's Toxic War on 'Islamism'
Seumas Milne, The Guardian
Passports Aside, Jerusalem Is in Israel
Jeffrey Goldberg, Bloomberg View
What Does the West Owe Syria's Refugees?
Diego Cupolo, Toward Freedom
My Faith in the Church of England
David Cameron, Church Times
Is Britain a 'Christian Country'?
Michael McGough, Los Angeles Times
Friday, April 25
U.S. Foreign Policy is in Disarray
Richard Haass, The American Interest
Israel's Sustainable Success
Roger Cohen, New York Times
Be Afraid: China Can't Control North Korea
Gordon Chang, Nat'l Interest
Why America Should Embrace Asia
Fareed Zakaria, Washington Post
Afghanistan: Where COIN Went to Die
Whitney Kassel, Foreign Policy
Doctors in Afghanistan Didn't Die in Vain
Frida Ghitis, CNN
In Defense of Foreign Policy Ignorance
John Allen Gay, RealClearWorld
Dissecting the Fatah-Hamas Reconciliation
Matt Duss, American Prospect
A Moment of Moral Clarity in the Middle East
Liel Leibovitz, Tablet
Bangladeshis Are Still Dying for Your Cheap Clothes
Liza Jansen, Quartz
Should the World Pay Attention to Tony Blair?
Alan Philps, The National
China Rises as America Weakens
Bill Gertz, Commentary Magazine
In China, the Journalists Police Themselves
Leslie Anne Jones, Aeon
A Protestant Country Is a Free Country
Julie Burchill, The Spectator
Viktor Orban and Europe's New Populism
Bartlomiej Nowak, GMF
Saturday, April 26
How the U.S. Could Slip into a War in Ukraine
Jean Mackenzie, GP
War Makes Us Safer and Richer
Ian Morris, Washington Post
Asian Allies Shouldn't Just Leach Off the U.S.
Clyde Prestowitz, FT
Obama's Bizarro-World Foreign Policy
J.D. Gordon, Washington Times
No Keystone? Blame Canada
Christopher Flavelle, Bloomberg View
U.S. Shouldn't Be Even-Handed in the Mideast
Asaf Romirowsky, Ynet
Why NATO Can't Stop Putin
Matt Gurney, National Post
Ukraine's Pockets of Rebellion
Daniel McLaughlin, Irish Times
Preparing for (Cyber) World War III
Steve Ranger, TechRepublic
The Fall of Rome, Circa 2014
Walter Mayr, Der Spiegel
The Arctic Cold War Is Heating Up
Laurence Blair, Moscow Times
U.S. Military Must Prepare for China's Rise ... and Fall
Steven Metz, WPR
Why Rich Countries Are Buying Up Poor Ones
Karen Coates, Slate
World Can Teach the U.S. About Entitlements
Richard Jackson, GPS
Why Is Everyone Taking Notes Around Kim Jong-un?
K. Westcott, BBC
Sunday, April 27
Who Will Influence Whom in East Europe?
Thomas Friedman, NY Times
The Un-United States of Ukraine
Sergei Strokan, Kommersant
West Must Move on Without Russia
Sens. McCain, Barrasso, et al., WaPo
Is Obama's Asia Pivot More than Talk?
Mark Perry, The Daily Beast
The False Cry of the Asia Pivot Deniers
Ely Ratner, Foreign Policy
Chinese Dominance Isn't Certain
Jacqueline Newmyer Deal, Nat'l Interest
The Terrorists That Kidnapped 200 Schoolgirls
Mathieu Guidere, Convo
How Rwanda's Paul Kagame Exploits U.S. Guilt
Howard French, WSJ
Pistorius, Zuma: Is This the Best S. Africa Can Do?
Mark Gevisser, LAT
India's New Politics
James Crabtree, Financial Times Magazine
Canada Needs Strong Military to Back Up Bravado
Conrad Black, NP
Don't Bring NATO to the Arctic
Robert Murray & Tom Keating, Globe & Mail
Europe's Next Moral Hazard
Hans-Werner Sinn, Project Syndicate
Old Labour, New Danger
Fraser Nelson, The Spectator
The 100 Most Influential People in the World
Time Magazine
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