Week of July 7, 2014 Archives

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Monday, July 7
A Sobering Moment for Complacent Israel
David Horovitz, Times of Israel
Israel Confronts Its Own Extremists
Eglash, Taha & Witte, Wash Post
How Iraq Became Obama's War
Jeff Greenfield, The Daily Beast
Don't Overestimate the Islamic State
Michael Rubin, Commentary
ISIS Could Regret Caliphate Declaration
Philip Jenkins, USA Today
Japan & China Vie for 21st Century Dominance
Patrick Smith, Fisc. Times
Is Shinzo Abe Headed to North Korea?
J. Berkshire Miller, Nat'l Interest
Fear, Not Ambition, Drives Moscow in Ukraine
Mary Dejevsky, Guardian
Beijing Is Threatening Its Golden Goose
Jonathan Fenby, Financial Times
Britain's Canadian Destiny
Clive Crook, Bloomberg View
Cameron Plays Euro Roulette with Scotland
Alex Salmond, Independent
UK's Labour, Conservatives Both Flee the Past
Janet Daley, Telegraph
Why Kuwait's Protests Are Important
Rami Khouri, The Daily Star
Ghost of Hugo Chavez Stalks Spain
Carlos Alberto Montaner, Miami Herald
Can Beijing & Seoul Become Strategic Partners?
Scott Snyder, Diplomat
Tuesday, July 8
The Post-Pax Americana World
Bret Stephens, Wall Street Journal
From a Post-War to a Pre-War World?
Walter Russell Mead, World Post
The Inevitability of Foreign Entanglements
George Friedman, Stratfor
Getting the Sunni Gang Back Together
Steve Coll, The New Yorker
ISIS: It's Not Just About Iraq and Syria
John Ford, Daily Caller
Europe's Double Exposure
Ian Lesser, German Marshall Fund
Benjamin Netanyahu's Excellent Adventure
Paul Pillar, National Interest
The Teenagers' Revolt
Jonathan Schanzer, Foreign Policy
Atmosphere of Hate Is Netanyahu's True Legacy
Faisal Al Yafai, National
China Just Gave Obama a Second Chance
William Pesek, Bloomberg View
An Israeli Jew's Apology to Palestinians
Bradley Burston, Haaretz
Where Apologies Are Really Needed
Jonathan Tobin, Commentary
Would a Constitution Save Britain from EU?
Phil Johnston, Telegraph
Harper's Plan for Unilateral Canadian Disarmament
Michael Byers, NP
When American Confederates Fled to Brazil
Stephen Bloom, Narratively
Wednesday, July 9
America Is the Arsonist of the Mideast
Lee Smith, Tablet Magazine
For Israel, Gaza Invasion Is Risky
Jonathan Marcus, BBC News
The Battle for Baghdad
Patrick Cockburn, London Review of Books
America Surrenders
Luiza Savage, Maclean's
Putin's Three Choices in Ukraine
Zbigniew Brzezinski, Washington Post
France Decapitated
Roger Cohen, New York Times
Watch Out for Little Green Men
Steven Pifer, Der Spiegel
Kerry, Stay Out of the Israel-Gaza War
Aaron David Miller, Foreign Policy
London More Toxic Than Beijing
Zoe Williams, The Guardian
Are the Authoritarians Winning?
Michael Ignatieff, NY Review of Books
Is New China the Old Japan?
Curtis Chin, Asia Times
How to Turn Off the ISIS Tap
Carol Choksy & Jamsheed Choksy, Yale Global
America's Ridiculous View of Africa
Jonathan Zimmerman, New Republic
Ukraine Wants Their Militarized Dolphins Back
Jordan Larson, Vice
Pakistan's Quiet Militants
Naveed Hussain, Express Tribune
Thursday, July 10
The Many Faces of Hassan Rouhani
Alfoneh & Gerecht, Weekly Standard
Rise of the Neo-Neo-Conservatives
Konrad Yakabuski, Globe and Mail
China Hackers Seek Key Data on U.S. Workers
Schmidt, et al., NY Times
The Cult of American 'Credibility'
Daniel Larison, American Conservative
Israel Battles Extremists on Both Sides
Pierre Atlas, Indianapolis Star
The World Must Rein In the Israeli Military
Mustafa Barghouti, Guardian
The New York Times' Israeli Hack Job
Yishai Schwartz, New Republic
Let's Learn to Love Germany
Simon Winder, Daily Telegraph
Obama and the Syria Two-Step
Michael Doran, Brookings Institution
Future of Oil Hangs on Iraqi Politics
Meghan O'Sullivan, Bloomberg View
Why Moldova Urgently Matters
Robert Kaplan, Stratfor
Has the U.S. Bungled a Historic Africa Summit?
Gordon Lubold, FP
The Unity of Water
Mikhail Gorbachev, Project Syndicate
Wanted: A Strong EU Foreign Policy Chief
Michael Leigh, GMF
Can Francis Kick the Mafia Out of the Church?
Tim Hedges, Commentator
Friday, July 11
The German-American Breakup
Jacob Heilbrunn, Los Angeles Times
Germany's Choice: America or Russia?
Feldenkirchen, et al., Der Spiegel
No Arab Democracy Without Arab Democrats
Jeff Simpson, Globe & Mail
Why the Caliphate Will Devour Its Children
Philip Jenkins, Daily Beast
Ukraine's Dangerous Drift Toward Chaos
David Hendrickson, Natl Interest
Iran's Middle East Nightmare
Zachary Keck, The Diplomat
Why Israel Must Destroy Hamas
Seth Cropsey, RealClearDefense
Obama Caves to Conventional Wisdom on Syria
Fareed Zakaria, WaPo
Saddam Hussein's Ghost
Michael Weiss, NOW Lebanon
The Resurrection of Ahmad Chalabi
Jane Arraf, Foreign Policy
How to Tame Argentina's Debt Vultures
Mac Margolis, Bloomberg View
Israel's 'Iron Dome' Changes the Face of Battle
Aron Heller, AP
Why Britain (and the World) Is Getting Fatter
Roger Cohen, NY Times
India Is the Key to the World's Climate Future
Ryan Cooper, The Week
Pity Rob Ford Once He's Out of Office
Andrew Coyne, Ottawa Citizen
Saturday, July 12
Will Arab World Chaos Last Forever?
Doug Saunders, Globe and Mail
5 Myths About the Gaza Crisis
Aaron David Miller, Washington Post
Angela Merkel Is Very Angry
Fred Kaplan, Slate
Drop the Moral Equivalence
Liel Leibovitz, Tablet Magazine
U.S. Missing the Boat on Bahrain
David Weinberg, RealClearWorld
Iraq Illusions
Jessica Mathews, New York Review of Books
Israel Under Attack
Lee Smith, Weekly Standard
The European War No One Wants to Talk About
Lilia Shevtsova, TAI
America's Dangerous $5 Trillion Bet
Harry Kazianis, National Interest
When Wall Street Went to Africa
Christiane Badgley, Foreign Policy
The Strange Case of Putin and the Ukraine Plot
Simon Shuster, Time
Democracy Isn't Always a Good Thing
Christopher Caldwell, FT
What Can Israel and Hamas Gain?
Kevin Connolly, BBC News
A Very British Witch Hunt
Ron Liddle, The Spectator
Afghan Runoff Could Lead to Civil War
M K Bhadrakumar, Asia Times
Sunday, July 13
Why ISIS' Rise Should Worry Americans
Michael Mukasey, NY Daily News
West Should Leave the Muslim World Alone
Simon Jenkins, The Guardian
New Jihadists Have Moved Past al-Qaeda
Margaret Coker, Wall St Journal
British Guilt over Jihadis Is for Dummies
Janet Daley, Daily Telegraph
Obama Must Take One for Tehran
James Traub, Foreign Policy
Is Hamas Trying to Get Gazans Killed?
Jeffrey Goldberg, Bloomberg View
Two States Would Only Cement Israeli Apartheid
Ben White, National
Welcome to Free Kiev
Anne Applebaum, Washington Post
America's European President
Matthew Continetti, National Review
Europe's Free Ride on the U.S. Gravy Train
James Joyner, Nat'l Interest
Africa's Big Men Betray It Still
Gerald Caplan, Globe and Mail
Blame Obama for Border Influx
Charles Krauthammer, National Post
Vietnam's Overdue Alliance with America
Tuong Lai, New York Times
Why Defending Taiwan Is Illegal
Julian Ku, The Diplomat
Brazil's Dilma Down, but Not Out
Andres Oppenheimer, Miami Herald
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