Roundup: Opinions On Ukraine From American And Foreign Media, March 18 -- Voice Of America
The crisis in Ukraine has captured global attention and is generating a wide spectrum of opinion on its causes and solutions. Newspapers, blogs and other media are publishing a variety of commentaries and editorials on what’s to be done and who’s to blame.
Each day, VOA will curate a selection of these editorial opinions, highlight selections, and offer them for our readers’ consideration.
The opinions expressed below are, of course, those of the authors, not the Voice of America.
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Commentaries, Opinions, And Editorials
Will Sanctions Against Russia Work? -- Andre de Nesnera, Voice of America
Wonkbook: Russia shrugs off U.S. sanctions in Ukraine crisis -- Puneet Kollipara, Washington Post
Obama’s Test: Can Penalties Change Russia’s Course? -- Peter Baker, New York Times
Crimea becomes more Russian by the hour -- Carol Morello and Pamela Constable, Washington Post
In showdown over Crimea, Putin and the West venture into ‘uncharted waters’ -- Will Englund, Washington Post
How Vladimir Putin is Remaking a New World Order -- David Francis, Fiscal Times
Russia Examines Its Options -- George Friedman, Real Clear World/Stratfor
Hizbollah’s advances in Syria expose its frailties in Lebanon -- Sharif Nashashibi, The National
Iranian newspapers drop their guard -- Scott Peterson, Christian Science Monitor
Afghanistan: as China forges new alliances, a new Great Game has begun -- William Dalrymple, The Guardian
Meanwhile, in Venezuela … -- Michael Fumento, National Post
A New Obama Doctrine? -- Victor Davis Hanson, NRO
5 Theories About What Happened to Missing Malaysia Flight -- Colleen Curry, ABC News
What happened to Flight 370? The leading theories -- Bart Jansen, USA Today
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