Obama's Iran Dilemma: How To Respond To A Plot Designed To Provoke Escalation? -- Tony Karon, Time
The fact that President Barack Obama on Thursday found himself insisting that the facts support his Administration's efforts to hold Tehran accountable for a plot to kill the Saudi ambassador to Washington suggests that the world is not yet rushing to fall in line with his call for "the toughest sanctions" on Iran.
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Commentaries, Opinions, And Editorials
Where is Yemen headed as Saleh tries to reassert power? -- Michael Horton, Christian Science Monitor
The Kurdish strategy for Iraq: divide and exploit -- Ranj Alaaldin, The Guardian
Iran assassination plot: Four attacks that have been blamed on Iran -- Ariel Zirulnick and Scott Peterson, Christian Science Monitor
Israel does not stand alone -- Michael Oren, Washington Post
Egypt’s Failing Army -- New York Times editorial
Saudi Arabia's Invisible Hand in the Arab Spring -- John R. Bradley, Foreign Affairs
Time to Act on Sudan Atrocities -- John Prendergast, Real Clear World/Global Post
German Politicians Call for Changes to EU Treaties -- Philipp Wittrock, Spiegel Online
Europe's grand plan risks slow death by a thousand cuts -- Jeremy Warner, The Telegraph
War in Europe? Not so impossible -- Ovidiu Nahoi, Eurozine
Ending hypocrisy of terrorist designation -- Gen. Hugh Shelton, The Washington Times
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