Do Not Attack Syria -- Aaron David Miller, New York Times
The Arab League suspends Syrian membership; the king of Jordan calls for Bashar al-Assad’s departure; Turkey appears ready for more aggressive anti-Assad measures; defectors from the Syrian Army are attacking regime targets. And all the while the regime continues killing its people with impunity.
Now is the time for America to step up and lead a NATO military intervention to topple the Syrian regime?
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Commentaries, Opinions, And Editorials
Regime change: the only option -- Rajendra Abhyankar, Haaretz
Syria is heading inexorably for a civil war and an appalling bloodbath -- Daily Mail
A turning point for Syria protests? -- Ariel Zirulnick, Christian Science Monitor
Can Syria's president survive? -- Laura Smith-Spark, CNN
Foreign Policy: The Grim Toll of Syria's Violence -- David Kenner, NPR
Can They? An Israeli strike against the Iranian nuclear program would be tougher today than a few years ago, but it would still be likely to succeed -- Austin Long, Tablet
Would Obama use military force to stop Iran from getting nukes? -- Jennifer Rubin, Washington Post
Terrorist war, Islamist peace: Obama ignores the nonviolent extremists -- Washington Times editorial
Endgame for Evo? -- Roberto Laserna, Project Syndicate
FARC Forever? -- Toby Muse, New York Times
Crisis in Europe, Transformation in China -- Max Fisher, The Atlantic
The Euro Zone's Deadly Domino Effect -- Wolfgang Münchau, Spiegel Online
Will the north pay politically for the south’s economic mess? -- Jeffrey Simpson, Globe and Mail
The New National Security Party. Can Obama actually win an election on foreign policy? -- Michael A. Cohen, Foreign Policy
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