Week of April 2, 2012 Archives

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Monday, April 2
Burma Revels in Freedom from Fear
Hannah Beech, Time
Suu Kyi Victory Doesn't Mean Freedom
Zoya Phan, The Guardian
China Wrestles with Mao's Ghost
Chris Buckley, Reuters
Muslim Brotherhood Seeks Political Monopoly
El Amrani, The National
Which Syrian Opposition Should We Support?
David Schenker, TNR
No, Israel Won't Attack Through Azerbaijan
Ehud Yaari, Times of Israel
In Defense of Drones
Amitai Etzioni, The National Interest
Wither the North American Idea?
Colin Robertson, iPolitics
China: Africa's Other Kony
Joel Starr, The Diplomat
Tensions High on Falklands Anniversary
Ben McPartland, France 24
Tuesday, April 3
A Syrian Peace Deal on Assad's Terms
Tony Karon, Time
Are U.S. Leaks Deliberately Underming Israel?
Paul Koring, Globe & Mail
Missile Men in Kim Jong-un's Inner Circle
Nate Thayer, Asia Times
Africa Doesn't Need Your White Guilt
Charles Kenny, Foreign Policy
Berlin's Reluctant Euro Hegemony
Ambrose Evans-Pritchard, Telegraph
Livni's Fall Ends 'Land for Peace' Era
Moshe Arens, Haaretz
Can Burma's Military Let Go?
Trefor Moss, The Diplomat
Libya Will Decentralize, Not Break Apart
Wolfram Lacher, Daily Star
'Democracy Promotion' Is Arrogant Meddling
Robert Merry, Nat'l Interest
Falklands: the Significant 'Little War'
John O'Sullivan, National Review
Wednesday, April 4
America, Cheer Up About the Mideast
Aaron David Miller, Foreign Policy
The Steady Rise of China's Military Power
The Economist
Blasphemy By Any Other Name
Barbara Kay, National Post
America a 3rd World Petro-State?
Michael Klare, Le Monde Diplomatique
An Islamist Power Grab in Egypt
Hussein Ibish, NOW Lebanon
Obama's Real Iraq Errors
Andrew Exum, World Politics Review
U.S., Terrorism and a World of Secret Wars
Rafia Zakaria, Dawn
Herbert Hoover Returns - in Japan
William Pesek, Bloomberg
Whose World Bank Will It Be?
Joseph Stiglitz, Project Syndicate
Africa's Forgotten War
Horand Knaup, Der Spiegel
Thursday, April 5
U.S. Weighs Threat of Iran-backed Hezbollah
Mark Hosenball, Reuters
A Suicide, a Protest and a Nation in Agony
John Kass, Chicago Tribune
A Global Crisis of Civilization
Walter Russell Mead, The American Interest
Mali's Iyad Ag Ghaly: Inscrutable Master of the Desert
Serge Daniel, AFP
A Crack in Europe's Consensus on Iran
Ilan Berman, Int'l Business Times
Inside America's Drone HQ
Alastair Leithead, BBC News
Why Anonymous Is Not a National Security Threat
Yochai Benkler, FA
The Slow Unraveling of Libya
Joshua Foust, PBS
Decolonizing the Franc Zone
Sanou Mbaye, Project Syndicate
America vs. the Pashtuns
Anatol Lieven, New York Review of Books
Friday, April 6
Can the World Trust Islamists?
David Rhode, The Atlantic
Israel's Resilient Democracy
Michael Oren, Foreign Policy
France a Test for European Left
Ben Fox, New Statesman
Canadians Know Little About the Military
Matt Gurney, National Post
The New Politics: Debtors vs. Creditors
Tina Fordham, The World Today
A Risky Syria Scenario for Turkey
Abdulhamit Bilici, Today's Zaman
For America, Flexibility Is Good
Nikolas Gvosdev, World Politics Review
High Stakes for China's Presumptive Premier
Jaime FlorCruz, CNN
Russia a Power to Reckon With
Fyodor Lukyanov, Russia in Global Affairs
U.S. Debate: Clash of Midgets
Harlan Ullman, New Atlanticist
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