Week of November 24, 2014 Archives

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Monday, November 24
U.S. and Iran: Too Much at Stake to Walk Away
E. Groll & J. Hudson, FP
Hagel Said to Be Stepping Down
Helene Cooper, New York Times
Rand Paul Declares War on ISIS
Olivia Nuzzi, Daily Beast
China Reaches Out for Allies
Peter Drysdale, East Asia Forum
Congress Needs History's Perspective on Iran
John Bradshaw, RCWorld
More Talks Would Be a Win for Iran
Jonathan Tobin, Commentary
5 Mistaken U.S. Assumptions on Middle East
Andrew Bacevich, IC
The CIA's Struggle to Understand Arab Culture
Dina Rezk, WOTR
What Scares China's Military
Robert Farley, The National Interest
The Creation of India's Bible for Pacifism
W. Doniger, NY Review of Books
Destroying Iraq's Christian Communities
P. Cockburn, Independent
Suitcases With Wheels? 'Vietato' in Venice
Quentin Letts, Daily Mail
Real and Symbolic Change in U.S.-China Deal
Robert Samuelson, WaPo
Russia Might Cut Oil Production, but How?
Andy Tully, Oil Price
Tuesday, November 25
How the EU Lost Russia over Ukraine
Spiegel
Hagel Was 'Just not the Man for the Job'
Glenn Thrush, Politico
Russia's New Balkan Playground
Judy Dempsey, Carnegie Europe
Playing Good Cop, Bad Cop With Iran
John Gay, The National Interest
From the Monroe Doctrine to the Sinatra Doctrine
Gideon Rachman, FT
DPRK Looks to Russia for Investment
Robert Lauler, NK News
Launching a pro-Indy Paper in Scotland
D. Hutchison, The Conversation
Can Russia Take on the World?
Ana Maria Luca, NOW Lebanon
NATO's Russia Strategy Is Taking Shape
David Francis, Foreign Policy
Why Some Arabs Are Rejecting Strict Sharia
Mai Noman, BBC
Agent Orange Producer Is Back in Vietnam
Brian Leung, The Diplomat
The Creep of Conspiracy Theories in UK Politics
Mark Wallace, Guardian
Remembering Mother Russia in Rhode Island
Mike McDowall, Ozy
Wednesday, November 26
The Islamic State Reshapes the Middle East
George Friedman, Stratfor
Iraq War 4.0?
Tom Engelhardt, TomDispatch
Hagel Was no Robert Gates
Fred Kaplan, Slate
The Pope Calls Europe Tired and Haggard
Nico Hines, Daily Beast
Russian War Movies, Then and Now
Samuel Bendett, RealClearWorld
How Israel Now Sees the Iran Nuke Talks
Michael Herzog, Al-Monitor
Analyzing the U.S.-Iran Impasse
David Ignatius, Washington Post
Rifts Set In Among Hong Kong Protesters
Ellie Ng, Foreign Policy
Hagel Did What He Was Hired to Do
Andrew Peek, The Fiscal Times
Would Putin Have Handled Ferguson Better?
L. Bershidsky, Bloomberg
Tunisia Moves Past the Arab Spring
Keri Phillips, ABC Australia
The Secular Jihad in Kobani
Crispian Cuss, Al Jazeera
Empty European Votes Won't Help Palestinians
Arsen Ostrovsky, JPost
India's Soft Power in Vietnam
Sadhavi Chauhan, The Diplomat
Hong Kong Won't Settle for Fake Democracy
Robert Boswell, SCMP
Thursday, November 27
The Nation-State Strikes Back
Mark Mazower, Financial Times
Russia and China: True Love, or Just a Hook-Up?
Ryan Faith, Vice
U.S. Foreign Policy After Obama
Jennifer Rubin, Washington Post
The Surprising Debauchery of North Korea
Geoffrey Cain, Global Post
Counting Benghazi Blessings
Gail Collins, New York Times
Could Russia Assert Control Over Black Sea Region?
David Francis, FP
The Political Battles that Could Seal Kiev's Fate
Paul R. Gregory, Forbes
Abandoned by the U.S. to the Taliban's Mercy
Thomas Martienssen, BBC
The Sudden Slowdown of Latin America's Economies
Economist
Cash-Bomb the European People
Simon Jenkins, The Guardian
Do Americans Favor Iran Appeasement?
Jonathan Tobin, Commentary
How the Polish Buried Their Vampires
Alex Berezow, RealClearScience
Friday, November 28
The Ukrainian Communications Standoff
Jan Techau, Carnegie Europe
The President Who Ate Turkey (the Country)
Steven Cook, Politico
Does Russia Bankroll the European Far Right?
Joshua Keating, Slate
Ukrainian Militias Hint at anti-Kiev Coup
Jamie Dettmer, Daily Beast
The Political Threat Facing Moldova
Victor Chirila, ECFR
Stuck in Limbo in Boomtown Tijuana
Randal Archibold, New York Times
British Tanks Practice for War with Russia
Joe Trevithick, War Is Boring
Putin's Interview to Anadolu Agency
The Kremlin
Iran's Not-So-Hidden Agenda
Michael Rubin, Dallas Morning News
Scotland Dissatisfied with Devo Plans
Damien Sharkov, Newsweek
A Big Step Toward a Federal UK
Oliver Duff, Independent
The Oil Price Plunges Again
Deutsche Welle
The Pope Rebukes the Eurocrats
Tom Gallagher, The Commentator
The French Push for Palestine
AFP
UKIP Can't Tell a Mosque from Westminster Cathedral
A. Taylor, WaPo
Sri Lanka's Election Gets Interesting
Taylor Dibbert, The Diplomat
Saturday, November 29
China's Capitalist Ambition
David Brooks, New York Times
Keeping Peace Between South Asian Nuclear Powers
Gregory Koblentz, LAT
Could Natural Gas Strengthen Ties in Asia?
Stewart Taggart, NI
Ukraine Corruption Threat Just as Dangerous
Josh Cohen, Moscow Times
Is Europe Too Rigid to Survive?
Mark Buchanan, Bloomberg View
Britain Just Took a Step Towards Au Revoir
Tim Stanley, Telegraph
Turkey Slow to Redevelop Central Asian Relations
The Diplomat
ISIS Encroaching on North Africa
Guy Taylor, Washington Times
Fixing US Policy on ISIS
Noah Bonsey, FP
Why Young Germans Are Answering the Call to Holy War
Der Spiegel
Navigating Iraq War 3.0
Peter Van Buren, Reuters
France Debates Recognizing Palestinian State
Sara Miller Llana, CSM
Sunday, November 30
Russia's Media Autarky
C. Walker & R. Orttung, RealClearWorld
How Oligarchs Ruined Greece
Pavlos Eleftheriadis, Foreign Affairs
Europe Has Great Reason to Fear Google
Vlad Savov, The Verge
Mubarak's Release Closes a Revolutionary Cycle
Max Fisher, Vox
Russia's Freest Website Is Run from Latvia
Anna Nemtsova, Daily Beast
ISIS Plunders the Treasures of Antiquity
Martine Robert, Worldcrunch
In Mexico, You Can Pay Taxes in Art
Rafael Fernandez de Castro, Fusion
Cameron: Outflanked in UK, Alone in Europe
M. Champion, Bloomberg
Scotland Heads for Another Referendum
Alex Massie, The Spectator
The Crisis Facing China's Family Businesses
Peter Cai, Business Spectator
Hezbollah Overstretches Itself
Andrew Bernard, The American Interest
Pakistan-India Relations Sour Again
Saim Saeed, The Diplomat
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