The Iran Conflict Is Intensifying Step by Step -- Spiegel Online
Taken together, the myriad developments are baffling. Iran says it has made advances in nuclear research, but wants to resume talks with the West. It is threatening to cut off oil supplies to Europe while allegedly sponsoring attacks against Israeli diplomats. German editorialists attempt to make sense of the confusion.
Is anyone at the controls in Iran? It is a question that many in the West are asking following this week's flurry of announcements, denials and conciliatory advances centering on the country's nuclear program. Perhaps even more vexing, however, is the fact that Tehran is also thought to be behind a series of decidedly amateurish attacks targeting Israeli diplomatic personnel in Georgia, India and Thailand.
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Commentaries, Opinions, And Editorials
Iran’s fingerprints are all over clumsy Thai bomb attempt -- Michael Ross, National Post
What would happen if Iran had the bomb? -- Scott Peterson, Christian Science Monitor
Is There Really a Consensus Against Iran Containment? -- Jonathan S. Tobin, Commentary
An election campaign built on terrorism? Welcome to Iran -- Con Coughlin, The Telegraph
How Iran Nuke Standoff Looks to Saudis -- Mustafa Alani, Bloomberg
How Syria's Assad plans to survive -- Nicholas Blanford, Christian Science Monitor
A Syrian resistance leader's plea to the world -- Muhammad Zuka, CNN
Washington's War in Yemen Backfires -- Jeremy Scahill, The Nation
China’s upcoming leader Xi Jinping has been wined, dined... and warned -- Peter Foster, The Telegraph
War Comes to Mali -- Roger Kaplan, Weekly Standard
Obama should take the offensive on Cuba -- Andres Oppenheimer, Miami Herald
No one should burn in prison -- Frida Ghitis, CNN
Is Germany trying to bully Greece out of the eurozone? -- Joshua Keating, Foreign Policy
Germany's smear campaign against Greece -- Ambrose Evans-Pritchard, The Telegraph
Will Greek government follow through with austerity program? -- Rick Moran, American Thinker
Obama's Irrational Warhead Cuts: Nuclear Gun Control -- IBD Editorial
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