October 27, 2014 Archives

Week of October 27, 2014 Archives

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Monday, October 27

The Neocon Spring

Jacob Heilbrunn, National Interest

Obama's Team of Bumblers

Michael Hirsh, Politico

History's Path to American Exceptionalism

D. Bromwich, TomDispatch

Rousseff Must Fight the Second-Term Blues

J.N. Singh, The Conversation

A New Era of Disorder

Richard Haass, Project Syndicate

Will U.S. Military Return to the Philippines?

Jason Strother, Worldcrunch

The Islamic State's Child Soldiers

Kate Brannen, Foreign Policy

China's not Making Your Shirt Anymore

Nathan Siegel, Ozy

Can Ukraine's Political Class Grow Up?

Leonid Bershidsky, Bloomberg

Tuesday, October 28

Security Council's Credibility Test

Gareth Evans, Project Syndicate

Ukraine Strengthens Shift Toward Europe

Bernd Johann, DW

Russia Has No Plan for the Future

Georgy Bovt, Moscow Times

Iran, China Deepen 'Blue Water' Friendship

Brian Murphy, WaPo

Tunisia's Costly Battle Against Militants

Tom Stevenson, Al Monitor

After Bitter Race, Brazilians Call for Unity

Dom Phillips, Time

Human Population Control Won't Fix Planet

Matt McGrath, BBC

Heroin Syringes Serve as Currency in Myanmar

Patrick Winn, GP

Wednesday, October 29

Australian Troops Await Visas to Fight ISIS

Hartcher & Wroe, SMH

Interview with an ISIS Recruiter

Hasnain Kazim, Der Spiegel

Obama Caused the US-Israel Strain

Jonathan Tobin, Commentary

Can the US-Israel Relationship Be Repaired?

Jacob Heilbrunn, NI

A Look at the Roots of HK's Protests

Keri Phillips, ABC Australia

Echoes of Patty Hearst in Kobani

Robert Mackey, New York Times

America Still Has the Will to Lead

Stephen Hadley, SMH

7 Things to Know About the Ukrainian Crisis

Steven Pifer, American Interest

Most Arab States Share the Same Goal with ISIS

Brian Whitaker, Guardian

Working Towards Stability and Security in Asia

Michael Auslin, AEIdeas

North Africa Warily Eyes Falling Oil Prices

Keith Johnson, Foreign Policy

How True Are NK Defector Stories?

John Power, The Diplomat

Thursday, October 30

The Kurds' Lonely Fight Against ISIS

Ralf Hoppe et al., Der Spiegel

Who Exactly Are the Kurds?

Richard Spencer, Telegraph

In Iran, the Revolution Is Over

The Economist

Slow-Motion Dismantling of Ukraine Continues

J. Keating, Slate

After Elections, What's Next for Ukraine?

Robert Orttung, MT

Democratic Africa Gets Its First White Leader

Nico Hines, Daily Beast

Is Abenomics Failing Japan?

Stephen Roach, Project Syndicate

The Grit of the Catalonians

Paul Ames, Global Post