Stopping Tehran's Nuclear March -- Peter Brookes, National Interest
Overshadowed in the media by the senseless violence in the Middle East and North Africa, you can’t help but wonder what new intelligence Israeli prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu has that led to his demand for a tougher American stance on Iran this past weekend.
Without giving details, last week Netanyahu told CNN’s State of the Union: “They’re [Iran] moving very rapidly to completing the enrichment of the uranium that they need to produce a nuclear bomb. In six months or so, they’ll be 90 percent of the way there.”
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Commentaries, Opinions, And Editorials
Iran’s Mahmoud Ahmadinejad on Israeli threats, nuclear program and Syria -- David Ignatius, Washington Post
Growing strength of Syrian opposition -- Gulf News editorial
Stopping Syria’s slaughter: What do you mean ‘we’? -- Doug Saunders, Globe and Mail
Despite Syria’s Bloodbath, Libya-Style Intervention Remains Unlikely -- Tony Karon, Time
How the Arab Spring Killed Hezbollah -- Thanassis Cambanis, The New Republic
After Protests, Tunisia’s Salafists Plot a More Radical Revolution -- Vivienne Walt, Time
For many Arabs, it’s in with the new -- Rami G. Khouri, The Daily Star
Navigating the Nile: An Egypt Policy for the Next Four Years -- George Joffé, Foreign Affairs
Iraq is on the Wrong Side -- New York Times editorial
Netanyahu and the US presidential election -- Susan Hattis Rolef, Jerusalem Post
America’s Inevitable Retreat From the Middle East -- Pankaj Mishra, New York Times
Does the Mideast Want an Isolationist U.S.? -- Max Boot, Commentary
Pakistan gives over to the mob -- The Australian editorial
Playing Chicken in the East China Sea -- Michael Auslin, Wall Street Journal
Is China Burning? -- Gordon Chang, Forbes
Mafias on the move: Northward creep -- The Economist
Bernanke declares war on Canadian economy -- Bruce Stewart, Winnipeg Free Press
How High Oil Prices Will Permanently Cap Economic Growth -- Jeff Rubin, Bloomberg
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