Coalition Casualties In Afghanistan -- Max Boot, Commentary
Far be it for me to claim there is no problem with Afghan soldiers attacking coalition troops in Afghanistan. Obviously the problem is real—and so is the fallout. Witness French President Nicolas Sarkozy’s threat to pull French forces out of the country after four French soldiers were killed by an apparent Afghan soldier, or at least a gunman in an Afghan uniform. But the New York Times still appears to be overhyping the threat with its lead article this morning which proclaims:
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Commentaries, Opinions, And Editorials
How France's threat to pull out of Afghanistan could impact NATO -- Tom A. Peter, Christian Science Monitor
The Case For Regime Change in Iran -- Jamie M. Fly and Gary Schmitt, Foreign Affairs
The Flawed Logic of Striking Iran -- Alexandre Debs and Nuno P. Monteiro, Foreign Affairs
What to Expect from Obama on Iran -- Rick Richman, Commentary
U.S. pressures Israel to avoid Iranian conflict -- Sara A. Carter, Examiner
Who’s Really Killing Those ‘Nuclear Scientists’ in Tehran? -- Michael ledeen, PJMedia
History of Arab interventions argues against role in Syria -- Michael Young, The National
Syria’s Rising Toll -- New York Times editorial
The badly kept secret of Israel's trade throughout the Muslim world -- Shuki Sadeh, Haaretz
Inside story of the UK's secret mission to beat Gaddafi -- Mark Urban, BBC
Japan’s Inability to Make Decisions -- Robert Warshaw, Heritage Foundation
Complacency over the Falklands could cost Britain dear -- Con Coughlin, The Telegraph
Europe in Demographic Denial -- Samuel Gregg, American Spectator
Costa Concordia wreck: What we know a week later -- Robert Marquand, Christian Science Monitor
The global economy is slumping: we need a worldwide economic stimulus now -- Daniel Knowles, The Telegraph
The IMF is no longer serving its purpose -- Jeremy Warner, The Telegraph
Don't punish brave Marines -- Michael Savage, USA Today
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