Iran Uses European Oil Dependence As Blackmail On Nukes -- Niall Ferguson, Daily Beast
The signs of economic recovery in the United States grow more numerous—and with them rises the probability of President Obama’s reelection. But two crises abroad threaten to rain on the American parade: the European sovereign-debt debacle and the phony war over Iran’s nuclear program. Most commentators treat these two crises as unrelated. But they are in reality two sides of the same crisis. Call it the Euranian crisis.
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Commentaries, Opinions, And Editorials
How the U.S.-Iran Standoff Looks From Israel -- Efraim Inbar, Bloomberg
Israel has every right to defend itself against Iran -- Niles Gardiner, The Telegraph
Israel must listen to U.S. warnings against Iran attack -- Haaretz editorial
Yemen elections: Only one choice, but is it still progress? -- Tom Peter, Christian Science monitor
How Syria Is Splitting Russia and China From the Developing World -- Ted Piccone & Emily Alinikoff, The Atlantic
Obama’s Egyptian Hostage Crisis -- Max Boot, Commentary
Zimbabwe: how we aid profligacy -- David Blair, The Telegraph
In Honduras, a Catastrophe Long Foretold -- Mark Ungar, New York Times
America and China: strategic choices in the Asian Century -- Hugh White, East Asia Forum
Falklands or Malvinas? -- Marc B. Haefele, L.A. Times
Trade Is War, By Other Means -- Irwin M. Stelzer, Weeklyt Standard
WikiLeaks, a Postscript -- Bill Keller, New York Times
Looking for Jihad in all the right places -- Michael Walsh, New York Post
As Time Goes By . . . -- Victor Davis Hanson, NRO
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