Israel And Iran: Closer To Take-Off -- The Economist
Momentum is growing for an Israeli airstrike on Iran—with or without American support
IS IT all part of a carefully calibrated campaign of bluff and rumour intended to support tightening sanctions and bring Iran to the negotiating table, or is the ground really being prepared for an attack on Iranian nuclear facilities in the next few months? Perhaps it is neither and the people who count, yet to make up their minds, are frantically hedging and debating.
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Commentaries, Opinions, And Editorials
No Hotline to Tehran -- Bilal Y. Saab, National Interest
The ball is in Iran's court -- Meir Javedanfar, CNN
The Syrian Endgame: How the U.S. Can Speed Up Revolution -- P.J. Crowley, Daily Beast
Is China Ripe for a Revolution? -- Stephen R. Platt, New York Times
China’s Angry Bulls -- Zhang Lijia, The Diplomat
Where Is Maldives Headed? -- Lt Gen Prakash C. Katoch (Retd), Outlook India
North Korea’s succession: Kim Jong-un faces tough strategic decisions -- Steven Kim, East Asia Forum
Passive in the face of Sudan’s atrocities -- Eric Reeves, Washington Post
Egypt’s ominous detention of Americans -- Michael Gerson, Washington Post
Putin Chasing Imaginary American Ghosts -- Michael Bohm, Moscow Times
Athens's Choosy Beggars -- Wall Street Journal
Euro crisis averted? Don’t believe a word of it -- Jeremy Warner, The Telegraph
Germany, the Eurozone's reluctant driver -- Timothy Garton Ash, L.A. Times
Why is Cristina Fernández de Kirchner reopening old Falklands wounds? -- Rory Carroll and Uki Goni, The Guardian
Barack Obama's shameless Falklands betrayal will overshadow David Cameron’s Washington visit -- Niles Gardiner, The Telegraph
Don’t Paralyze the Peacekeepers -- Benjamin Kahn, New York Times
Quebec Lessons for Scotland in How to Pop the Question -- Randall Palmer, Real Clear World/Reuters
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