How Should The US React To “Moral Obscenity” In Syria? -- Mark Mardell, BBC
US Secretary of State John Kerry has denounced the Syrian government for attacking its own people with chemical weapons in a highly-charged, emotional, statement.
He appeared to be preparing the ground for military action, while giving away no details of what will be done.
Mr Kerry said what happened was a moral obscenity that should shock the world and offend "our basic sense of humanity".
What else do we learn from his words?
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Commentaries, Opinions, And Editorials
Why Obama Is Being Pulled Into Syrian Conflict -- Gerald F. Seib, Wall Street Journal
US strike on Syria? How far Obama might go. -- Peter Grier, Christian Science Monitor
As world prepares to act on Syria, Russia scrambles to apply brake -- Fred Weir, Christian Science Monitor
How Saddam Hussein Made the Middle East Stable -- David Francis, The Fiscal Times
Analysis: Gulf Islamists irked as monarchs back Egypt's generals -- Angus McDowall, Reuters
Indecision on Egypt Leaves U.S. Interests at Risk -- Nikolas Gvosdev, WPR
Why Israel Will Miss Morsi. As Egypt's Military Cracks Down, Sinai Descends Into Chaos -- Zack Gold, Foreign Affairs
Why Egyptians are cheering a deadly coup – for now -- Rachel Shabi, The Guardian
The Forgotten Genocide: North Korea’s Prison State -- Robert Park, World Affairs
The Chinese Can't Stage a Decent Show Trial -- Paul Roderick Gregory, Forbes
China, U.S. Vie for World Approval -- Bruce Stokes, Real Clear World
Turkish politics: Lonely command -- The Economist
Is Europe Still in Crisis? -- Jeremy Warner, Daily Telegraph
Europe Needs to Grow Up -- Juliane Mendelsohn, The European
Reports of American decline are greatly exaggerated -- Hussein Ibish, National Interest
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