|
040508f - FOREIGN PRESS REVIEW (FPR) - ‘Relevant news, views, comments and analyses for informed debate’
Compiled by Şanlı Bahadır Koç U.S. / Britain
/ Turkey
/ Magazines / Think-tanks / Blogs
/ Misc /Books / Quickread / Numbers / Reports - Subscribe to FPR FPR
Table - H4 NYT WP GU H7 ME Isr H10 CSM IHT Eur FSU Asia
H13 Times WSJ FT LAT H16 USP DT Ind H19 Mil Int Ter
Wonk
H21 Misc |
||
|
H1 Daily Telegraph British
fear US want Iran strikes British
officials have warned that America's commander in Iraq will declare that Iran
is waging war against Baghdad's government Los Angeles Times A
battle for land in northern Iraq A struggle between Sunni Arabs and Kurds has torn apart the city of Mosul
and could play a crucial role in drawing the region's boundaries.
Washington Times Intelligence Officials Downplay Iran Report By: Rowan
Scarborough The contested U.S. intelligence conclusion that Iran stopped work
on its nuclear weapons program in 2003 is now being downplayed by the same
officials who wrote the much-publicized report in November Asia Times Muqtada out of step in Shi'ite dance
The attempted crackdown by the Nuri al-Maliki government on Muqtada al-Sadr's
Mahdi Army vividly illustrates how politics in Iraq have slipped into a
Shi'ite vs Shi'ite battle. The Muslim sect can no longer be viewed as
one big family - thanks to the preferences of Iran, and the ambitious
Muqtada. - Sami Moubayed Los Angeles Times Keep your enemies closer By Melvyn P.
Leffler In public Reagan reviled them, but in private he sought to talk to our
foes Daily Star Let's
consider it's time to blow up the CIA and start over By
David Ignatius Congressional
Maneuvers Ahead of Iraq Hearings Financial
Times The
rebalance of power The west is approaching Asia’s
return to economic pre-eminence with cautious optimism, writes Victor Mallet Governments
can no longer ignore the hungry It takes a mounting
sense of crisis to get politicians to focus on letting markets deliver
cheaper food, writes Alan Beattie Bernanke
hopes for hopefulness The Fed chairman knows that there is always a
chance that the light at the end of the tunnel is in fact an onrushing train Nato
closes ranks Nato has ended its summit more united than might
have been expected even a few days ago. For that the alliance members have to
thank Putin Commentary: Boom to bust By ARNAUD DE
BORCHGRAVE (UPI) -- Borrowing $2
billion to $3 billion a day from other countries to maintain the world's
highest standard of living, based on conspicuous consumption, in an age of
growing world shortages, while fighting two wars whose costs will soon ring
up a $1 trillion tab, is tantamount to living on borrowed time. Washington Post Putin
Edges In on NATO Talks While not an alliance member, Russia looms
large at summit after its leader shows up unexpectedly Al-Sadr
militia prep for new U.S., Iraqi offensive (By Sharon
Behn ) Weekly Standard I
and My Brother Against My Cousin Is Islam the best way to
understand the war on terror? Tribalism may offer a clearer view of our
enemies' motivations. Guardian Israel's Tehran connection Richard
Silverstein Quiet
death in Xingjiang Charles Cumming: Tibet is not the
only Chinese province to suffer barbaric treatment from its Beijing masters Nuclear
Spring by J. Peter Scoblic Botching Basra By: Max Boot | New York Post Critics of
the Iraqi army's recent assault on militias in Basra have focused on the
Maliki government's motives. But the real concern should be the competence --
or lack thereof -- it displayed. Feith: We invaded Iraq because we feared they'd attack us New On MEMRI: "Open Meeting with Sheikh Ayman
Al-Zawahiri" Middle East Times In an editorial,
the paper says that behind the headlines there are trends and portents that
suggest NATO is becoming steadily more integrated into the security architecture of the Middle East. Al Hayat NATO needs an Exit Strategy in Afghanistan
Patrick Seale - What most Afghans have in common is pride and a fierce
attachment to their country -- as well as a visceral hatred of foreign
domination. This was a lesson the British learned to their cost in the 19th
century and the Soviets in the 1980s. It is a lesson the United States and
its NATO allies are painfully learning in their turn.
Daily Star The
costs just keep growing in Iraq By
Rami G. Khouri A
regional solution in Iraq would help contain Iran By
Mohammad K. Shiyyab Hudson When Obama "Talks to Our Enemies," What Will He
Say? CIGI `07 - Conference on International Governance Innovation A new report from the Brookings Institution ranks 141 countries on
economics, politics, security, and social welfare—as well as twenty other
“sub-indicators”—and derives an “index of state
weakness” (PDF). MESH ‘The Politics of Intelligence and American Wars with Iraq’ Salon Does NATO want out of Afghanistan?
Behind closed doors a paper has been
circulated that may provide the beginnings of an exit strategy. |
H2 Talabani’yi davetiniz
cesaret verici Terör örgütü El Kaide'ye yönelik yapılan operasyondan 24 kişi
tutuklandı Referansları 15-20 Kasım patlamaları! İstanbul'da El-Kaide baskını: 35 gözaltı BBC In the slow
lane Le Monde Carte blanche L'islamisme
turc face à ses juges, par Caroline Fourest EDM HOPES FADE
FOR TURKISH WATER AS A STRATEGIC ASSET 'Şeriat geliyor'
iddiası abesle iştigal – Halk iradesi, yargı kararıyla tersyüz
edilemez AKP'ye 'öncü darbe'
vurmak liberal demokrasiye aykırı Kemalizm'in
moderniteyle ilgisi kalmadı Nıcholas
Blıncoe Türkiye'deki
gerginlik tırmanacak MAZİN HAMMAD ABD'den
Erdoğan'a 'Sulukule'yi yıkmayın' mektubu Institute Fellow's Los Angeles Times Op-Ed Stirs
Controversy Google News Fırat News Agency KurdishMedia Kurdish Kurdish Aspect
Dış Basında Irak BBC Monitoring Inter
–
national Ömer Lütfi Mete Muro, muzır
devreleri yakıyor Kurdish leader's birthday marked by riots PKK kararı
politikacıları ikiye böldü DTP’s Kaplan: We want real reform, not quick fix • Teslim olan PKK'lıdan ürperten
itir... PKK sempatizanları,
doğum günü bahanesiyle olay çıkardı Yaşasın Bağımsız
Demokratik Birleşik Bir Kürdistan desek kim bize ne diye bilir? Başkan Barzani:140.maddenin uygulanması ile çoğu sorun
çözülür erteleme muhaldir” Israel
sets April deadline for $100 million battalion UAV contract ... Belçika
vergi cezası kesince Roj TV, Almanya'ya kaçtı Pakistan'da şüphelenilen 4 Türk yakalandı Google News Greece Cyprus Turkish Cypriot Press ABHaber
Dış
Basında Türkiye-AB İlişkileri Günlük Haftalık Mensur Akgün Bratislava'dan bakınca AB ve Türkiye Sadi
Somuncuoğlu AB'ye kükreyen
Erdoğan'ı anlamak Sami
Kohen NATO
nereye koşuyor? NATO
bildirgesinden Türkiye memnun Demokrasinin seyir defteri İlnur
Çevik Yes Turkey delayed reforms,
but did EU help? İlter Türkmen AKP’yi kapatma davasına tepkiler Kadri Gürsel Taliban’a
geçit yok Hadi Uluengin Kalıcı NATO STELYO BERBERAKİS Zeynep Göğüş PKK kararının aslı astarı AP'ye İngiltere'den ilk Türk aday Beril Dedeoğlu The
anatomy of a conference 'O listede prosedür hatası
var' 'Fitna'
is fanatical - but it deserves a voice Mustafa
AKYOL The SS
is very angry with the EU on the 'naked king!' Orhan
Kemal Cengiz Babacan:
Turkey feels unwanted in Europe The
Balkans through Turkish eyes Gila
BENMAYOR Klaus Jurgens Open
letter to Commissioner Olli Rehn Mahir Kaynak NATO genişliyor mu? Lokmacı’daki
aç-kapa krizine Rum göstericiler neden olmuş Lagendijk to close chapter on politics, but not on
Turkey Büyükanıt: Supporters of terrorism should not forget
boomerang effect Gül regrets Macedonia not invited to join NATO PKK adresini bildirirse, karar postalanacak Türk evinde
uyum ve göçmenlik zirvesi Belçika'da PKK operasyonunda
29 kişiye gözaltı Tension
Rises in Cyprus After Trouble at Crossing Cyprus
Asks for US Envoy to Reunification Talks Cyprus Minister
Urges Patience in Island Talks Karabakh Peace in Question After Armenian Vote By: Emil
Danielyan | Eurasia Daily Monitor Armenia’s post-election political crisis
and Azerbaijan’s apparent attempts to take advantage of it are dealing a
serious blow to international mediators’ hopes for a near-term solution to
the Nagorno-Karabakh conflict [HABER ANALİZ] NATO'nun 'soğuk savaş'
zirvesi | |