Preparing For A New Libya -- Washington Post editorial
FAR TOO TIMID in its response to the Arab Spring, the Obama administration lately has shown welcome signs of greater assertiveness. This week the president and secretary of state finally declared Syria’s Bashar al-Assad an illegitimate ruler after the U.S. ambassador in Damascus made a high-profile visit to the besieged city of Hama. White House counterterrorism chief John Brennan traveled to Saudi Arabia last weekend to tell Yemeni President Ali Abdullah Saleh that U.S. aid depends on his agreement to step down.
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Commentaries, Opinions, And Editorials
0 for 2: Obama's failed Middle East policy. -- Elliot Abrams, Weekly Standard
How the Arab world lost southern Sudan -- Lamis Andoni, Al Jazeera
Q+A: Who Could Be Behind the Mumbai Blasts? -- reuters
More Mumbais? -- Victor Davis Hanson, NRO
Mullen visits China to mend military ties, but South China Sea disputes steal spotlight -- Paul Pennay, Christian Science Monitor
Latest export to China: The American dream -- Calum MacLeod, USA Today
Gun Mayhem Along the Border -- New York Times editorial
Too fast, too furious: Justice Department gunrunning scheme backfires -- Washington Times editorial
March towards euro Armageddon -- Bill Jamieson, Scotsman
Vive la Similarité (Bastille Day in France) -- David McCullough, New York Times
Europe Banking Lies Coming Unglued -- American Interest
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