Get Snowden -- New York Daily News
With the fugitive leaker in Moscow, a new report reveals how much damage he's done to U.S. counterterrorism operations
As the United States scrambles, and thus far fails, to bring confessed criminal leaker Edward Snowden to justice, a new report reveals just how much damage his disclosures about classified National Security Agency surveillance programs have done.
Increasingly a man without a country, Snowden has refuge for the moment in the international transit area of a Moscow airport. Russian President Vladimir Putin professes not to want Snowden while giving the back of his hand to President Obama’s request for extradition.
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Commentaries, Opinions, And Editorials
Why Ecuador would be an ideal refuge for Edward Snowden -- Mark Weisbrot, The Guardian
Edward Snowden adds to U.S., Russia chill -- Anne Applebaum, Washington Post
Behind the abdication of Qatar’s emir -- Shibley Talhami, Reuters
Can change in Qatar bring reforms? -- Washington Post editorial
Obama’s Ominous Silence on Egypt Chaos -- Jonathan S. Tobin, Commentary
Is a Second Revolution Really What Egypt Needs? -- Shadi Hamid, The Atlantic
In Africa, Obama’s Hot on Xi’s Trail -- Zachary Keck, The Diplomat
When good intentions go bad in Somalia and Afghanistan -- Rob Crilly, The Telegraph
Here’s the Real Crisis in Australia -- William Pesek, Bloomberg
Out Of The Haze, A Singapore Spring? -- Eric Ellis, The Global Mail
Norway's premier on the outs, despite healthy economy -- Valeria Criscione, Christian Science Monitor
How Mexico Became So Corrupt -- Lawrence Weiner, The Atlantic
Does Obama really want to catch Edward Snowden? -- Janet Daley, The Telegraph
Ecuador to US: Take your trade and shove it -- Ed Morrissey, Hot Air
The Damage Snowden Has Done -- Max Boot, Commentary
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