Why Arab Leaders Are Largely Silent On Syria's Brutal Crackdown -- Nicholas Blanford, Christian Science Monitor
Arab leaders put aside the creed of Arab unity to speak out against Libya's Qaddafi. But they are far more wary of Syria, whose Assad regime is a much more influential player.
The Syrian regime's crackdown on the rebellious city of Hama has triggered an international outcry, with ambassadors recalled from Damascus and the United Nations Security Council convening to discuss the worsening violence.
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Commentaries, Opinions, And Editorials
The Last Stand of Bashar al-Assad? -- Blake Hounshell & Josh Rogin, Foreign Policy
Syria’s Ramadan massacre -- Washington Post editorial
Why Damascus, Aleppo are silent for now -- Sami Moubayed, Gulf News
Preventing Civil War in Syria -- Elliott Abrams, Real Clear World
This Libyan mess will be the end of Britain as a world power -- Daniel Knowles, The Telegraph
Is Iran Really After a Nuclear Bomb? -- Patrick Disney, The Atlantic
Beware the guns of August -- Gideon Rachman, Financial Times
Congressional Testimony July 27, 2011 on Afghanistan -- Bing West
India and Pakistan, Talking -- New York Times editorial
Doing in defense -- Center for Security Policy
Meet Washington's Foreign-Policy Fools -- Doug Bandow, National Interest
Doing in defense: Cuts that result in a hollow force invite mischief from our enemies -- Frank J. Gaffney Jr., Washington Times
To Hell with You People -- Jonah Goldberg, NRO
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