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Wednesday, May 22
How to Become a Dictator - Michael J. Totten, World Affairs Journal
Kerry's Plan to End the War in Syria - Quinn & Joshi, Foreign Affairs
After Ahmadinejad - Mehdi Khalaji, Project Syndicate
Iran Election: Who's In? Who's Out? Who Cares? - Carol Williams, LAT
Russia's Stalinist Show Trials Are Back - Nina Khrushcheva, Foreign Policy
Hezbollah Can't Afford Syrian Quagmire - Michael Young, The National
Afghanistan's Rape Crisis - Sami Yousafzai & Ron Moreau, The Daily Beast
The Black Hole of Israeli Leadership - Uzi Baram, Haaretz
Obama Returns to Kissinger's Realpolitik - Gregor Peter Schmitz, Spiegel
Visionary Presidents and American Power - Joseph Nye, New York Times
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Tuesday, May 21
The Black Banner Rises in Tunisia - Hussein Ibish, NOW Lebanon
For Russia, Syria Is Not in the Middle East - Brenda Shaffer, Reuters
Falling for Moscow's Syria Trickery - Amir Taheri, New York Post
A Pakistani Votes for the First Time - Sonya Rehman, The Diplomat
The French Start to Quit France - Vivienne Walt, Time
Metternich in Baghdad - Ramzy Mardini, Foreign Policy
China: Government by Crisis Management - Elizabeth Economy, Atlantic
Hillary's Benghazi 'Scapegoat' Speaks Out - Josh Rogin, The Daily Beast
The Innovator Who Almost Killed Saddam Hussein - Nathan Vardi, Forbes
Federalism Could Ease Iraq Pressures - Hassan Hassan, The National
Monday, May 20
Neocons, Liberals Create a Mideast Mess - David Goldman, Tablet Magazine
Greece Isn't Turning the Corner - Megan Greene, Bloomberg
We Know What Russia's Up to in Syria - David Horovitz, Times of Israel
Why U.S. Kids Are Abducted to Japan - Stucky & Adelstein, Daily Beast
The Arab Collapse - Ralph Peters, New York Post
How China Chokes Its Neighbors - Geoffrey Cain, Global Post
Should Ireland Exit the Eurozone? - Ray Kinsella, Irish Examiner
Chile Was a Model - What Happened? - F. Menendez, Commentator
Geopolitics Is Back & So Is Russia - Sergei Karaganov, Russia in Global Affairs
The Ghosts of Iraq - Nikolas Gvosdev, The National Interest
Friday, May 17
Nigel Farage: Smiling Scourge of the European Elite - Brian Carney, WSJ
Washington Blunders Yet Again in Syria - Michael Young, The Daily Star
In the Hills of Assad's Alawistan Stronghold - Alia Malek, Foreign Policy
U.S. Should Include Iran in Syria Talks - Barbara Slavin, Al Monitor
Syria: Time for Israel to Reassess - Itamar Rabinovich, Times of Israel
Don't Rush to Judge Toronto's Mayor - Simon Kent, Toronto Sun
Spy Scandal in Moscow: Nothing to See Here - Mark Adomanis, Forbes
Iran Vote Gets Interesting - and Uncertain - Shenaz Kermalli, Globe & Mail
Has Hollywood Sold Out on Tibet? - Benjamin Carlson, GlobalPost
America, Let the Iraq Syndrome Kick In - Leon Hadar, The National Interest
Thursday, May 16
America the Isolated? - Fareed Zakaria, Time
Yes, Iraq Is Unraveling - Michael Knights, Foreign Policy
The Problem with Comparing Syria to Rwanda - Greg Scoblete, RCW
The Message of the Russia Spy Case - Peter Brookes, New York Post
Russia's Arrest Sends Signal on Syria - Alan Philps, The National
Germany Is Draining Europe's Talent & That's OK - C. Wergin, Die Welt
Syria Tops Erdogan's Agenda - Soner Cagaptay & James Jeffrey, CNN
Egypt's War on Judges - Ursula Lindsey, New York Times
Five Myths About Benghazi - Michael Hirsh, Washington Post
Two Centuries of Chechnya Conflict - Elizabeth Wood, The Atlantic
Wednesday, May 15
Can the European Union Survive? - Bruce Stokes, European Voice
Disunity Plagues EU Banking Union Talks - Carsten Volkery, Der Spiegel
A Brief History of Jihadi Rehab Programs - Olga Khazan, The Atlantic
Israel Playing a Dangerous Game in Syria - Anne Penketh, The National
Bomb, Coerce or Contain Iran? - Gregory Koblentz, The National Interest
Turkey's Erdogan Is Undone by Obama, Assad - Fouad Ajami, Hoover
There Are 3,000 Child Soldiers in India - Nilanjana Bhowmick, Time
Stalin Would Be Proud of Putin - Victor Davidoff, Moscow Times
Vatican's Charm Offensive in Latin America - Dudley Althaus, Global Post
Gangnam Forever: K-Pop Could Invade U.S. - Eileen Hong, Korea Times
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Tuesday, May 14
Erdogan's Great Kurdish Gamble - John Hannah, Foreign Policy
India Must Not Bow to the Dragon - Kanwal Sibal, Daily Mail
European Hawks, American Doves - Peter Beinart, The Daily Beast
Why Netanyahu and Abbas Went to China - Sam Chester, Tablet
A Eulogy for Europe from Portugal - George Friedman, Stratfor
Does Upsetting China Matter? - Kerry Brown, CNN
Block China's Arctic Council Bid - Ellen Bork, Foreign Policy Initiative
The Early Line on Iran's Presidential Race - Amir Taheri, New York Post
Saudis Overtake Qatar as Syria Sponsor - Hassan Hassan, The National
Defeat Islamism with Moderate Islam - Daniel Pipes, Israel Hayom
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Monday, May 13
Obama Is Making a Brave Call on Syria - Gideon Rachman, Financial Times
The End of the Castros? - Alberto De La Cruz, American Spectator
Imagining a Nuclear War Between Israel & Iran - Nick Turse, TomDispatch
Can Sharif Make Peace with the Taliban? - Claude Rakisits, Conversation
China's Food Is Scary - Martin Patience, BBC News
Our Syria Myopia - Peter Beinart, The Daily Beast
Has Obama Finally Discovered Latin America? - Tim Padgett, Time
Russia's Next Decade: Buckle Up - Lipman & Petrov, Moscow Times
NATO's Afghan Plan: Stable Instability - Michael Hirsh, National Journal
Britain Must Get Fracking, ASAP - Peter Lilley, The Spectator