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H1 Washington
Post Obama
Secures Nomination
Washington Quarterly Summer Statecraft in the Middle
East Dennis Ross
Sanctions
against Iran: A Promising Struggle Michael Jacobson
Obama's
First Test: Handling Hillary - Roger Simon, The Politico
Clinton's
Exit Strategy - Charlie Cook, National Journal
Debka Exclusive: Limited US attack on Iranian Revolutionary
Guards bases in sight
US-Iraq Security
Pact Shapes Up as Major Battle
NPQ Fareed Zakaria: BARACK OBAMA MUST FACE
POST-AMERICAN WORLD
CFR Negotiating with Hostile States - Council on
Foreign Relations
Newsweek Campaign
'08: Obama's Foreign Policy Advisers
Campaign
'08: McCain's Foreign Policy Advisers
Olmert
Talks Peace at Aipac Conference by Eli Lake
Policy Review Deterring
Terrorists What Israel has learned
Shmuel Bar
Expanded
Deterrence Broadening the threat of retaliation Elbridge A. Colby
New York Times THOMAS L.
FRIEDMAN Time
for Radical Pragmatism We
need a radical departure because the course that Israelis and Palestinians
are on does not have enough energy to produce a solution.
Financial
Times US
naval chief sees role for contacts with Iran The
top US naval commander in the Middle East says contacts between the US and
Iranian navies would be useful once Tehran stopped sponsoring violence inside
Iraq
LEADER: Time-bomb of
Arab youth bulge LEADER: Demographic
time bomb in Mideast
Dollar
surges as Bernanke speaks out The dollar surged while oil
and gold tumbled after Ben Bernanke surprised markets by making clear the
Federal Reserve does not want the US currency to weaken any further because
of the risks to inflation
IHT A bell tolls for Ahmadinejad Iran's
faction-ridden political system shows signs of a promising shift.
The paradox of Muslim weakness
By SADANAND DHUME
The sorry state of Muslim societies is what makes Islamism such a
formidable force.
Thinking
About the Future of Food: The Chatham House Food Supply Scenarios Source: Chatham
House Full
Paper (PDF; 259 KB)
Olmert's
Dilemma and Israel's Multi-front Negotiations by Barry Rubin
SPIEGEL
Interview with US Senator Chuck Hagel: 'We Have Done Terrible Damage'
Andrew Sullivan The Clintons Threaten
Azerbaijan: Baku Likely to
Reject Russian Offer to Buy Natural Gas BY ROVSHAN ISMAYILOV If you cannot
beat them, try to co-opt them: that apparently is Gazprom’s operational
philosophy. The Russian state-controlled energy giant on June 2 sounded out
officials in Azerbaijan about large-scale purchases of Azerbaijani natural
gas. But Baku seems unenthused about doing a deal
How to Solve the Greek Dispute over Macedonia's Name By:
Edward P. Joseph | Der Spiegel The
17-year conflict over Macedonia’s official state name has taken a new turn.
Greece’s successful effort to block Skopje’s entry into NATO has fueled
nationalist dynamics in both countries. But there is more at stake here than
a name: Macedonia’s stability -- and Kosovo’s -- rests on urgently finding a
reasonable compromise with Greece
The
Coming Energy Wars By: Rana Foroohar | Newsweek Oil prices could hit $200 a barrel in the next few months. A
year ago no one was talking about $200 oil, and now everyone in the markets
is, for scary reasons
CFR The
National Security Debate
The FP Memo: What Might Have Been
in Iraq
WINEP Israel
and America at Sixty: The Strategic Partnership at a Crossroads - Israel and
America at Sixty: The Strategic Partnership at a Crossroads
(audio)
Wall Street
Journal Why We Went to Iraq
By Fouad Ajami It's not easy to tell people of the threats and dangers they have
been spared.
The Coming Oil Investment Boom By Holman W.
Jenkins Jr. Business World: The market is doing what it does with supply and
demand.
Obama Needs a Better Reading List
By
Thomas Frank
Fighting Words: Fareed Zakaria offers a tired free-trade story.
The
Obama We Don't KnowAmericans have a right to learn more about the least experienced
nominee in modern times
Bernanke Bolsters Weak Dollar
Bernanke said the dollar's steep fall has led to worrisome inflation
and stressed the Fed's vigilance on the issue. His comments about the dollar
strengthened a conviction among some traders that the currency's long slump
may be over. (Remarks)
POLITICS-US:
How Cheney Outfoxed His Foes on Iran and EFPs
WINEP Energy
in Danger: Iran, Oil, and the West In this entry in
The Washington Institute's "Agenda: Iran" series, Gulf expert Simon
Henderson analyzes how the United States and its allies can loosen, or even
bypass, the Strait of Hormuz chokepoint.
U.S. Foreign Policy and
Regime Instability SSI
A 72-page US monograph analyzing the extent to which intrastate and
interstate conflict and terrorism are influenced by military and foreign
policy relationships with the US
Half Full or Half Empty?
Assessing Prospects for Peace in Lebanon
USIP
Guardian Fuel
for people first Editorial: Summit should press the case
for stopping biofuel production where there is any evidence that it is
interfering with food supplies
Time Perpetuating
the al-Qaeda-Iraq Myth
Juan Cole The First Web 2.0 President?
US-Iraq security pact shapes up as major
battle
Al-Arabiyah Views Syria-Iran Security
Accord, Impact of Syria- Israel Peace Talks
Iraqi Foreign Minister Denies Failure of
Negotiations on Security Pact With US
Report: Assad says talks with Israel need US
sponsor
Ha’aretz – Olmert to AIPAC:
Iranian threat must be stopped by all possible means Speaking in
Washington conference, Rice stressed the urgency of establishing a
Palestinian state
Editorial Is
war preferable? Most members of the security cabinet reject the
tahadiyeh, the temporary cease-fire that Israel and Hamas are negotiating
indirectly via Egypt.
Assad says
talks hinge on current Israeli cabinet According to one report, Syria
president says direct talks will begin only next year
FT COMMENT:
Useful dos and do nots for an economy set on growth By Martin Wolf Achieving
sustained, rapid growth turns out to be very hard. This is no objection to
the findings of the Growth Report – it is an admission of how little we know
about such a complex process
CFR What
Does It Take to Achieve High, Sustainable, and Inclusive Growth in Developing
Countries? (Audio)
The Folly of
'Asymmetric War'
Michael J. Mazarr
The Newest Trends in Terror By: Peter Brookes | New York
Post
The good news is that al Qaeda's in bad shape; the bad news is that the
terrorist threat is evolving. If we don't adapt, the tide could turn back.
Policy Review Answering
Edward Said Peter Berkowitz
on Defending the West: A Critique of Edward Said's Orientalism by Ibn
Warraq
Peter Berkowitz
Islam,
the Law, and The Sovereignty of God
Accommodating Qur’anic principles to the civil religion
Mark Gould
NTI 2007 Annual
Report: Vision and Action for a Safer World (PDF; 1.7 MB)
Source: Nuclear Threat Initiative
SyriaComment News (4 June 2008)
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H2 Iraq Kurd PM
Says Ready For Power - Sharing In Kirkuk
Türkiye’nin
Suriye-İsrail barış atağı SONER ÇAĞAPTAY
IHT Turkish
judicial dispute to test the EU's limits An effort by
the top prosecutor in Turkey to get the governing party disbanded and its
leaders barred from politics is challenging Turkey's bid to join the European
Union.
AİHM:
Türban yasağı normal
Babacan:
'Mahkemenin kararı nihai olacak'
AİHM'den
türbana yine ret
Iraqi
Kurdish news report: Iraqi Kurds ban PKK-linked party
Cagaptay The
AKP's Image is Damaged
Will Olmert
meet Turkish FM while in Washington? Ynetnews
Power Race in Asia and
Turkey's Asia Policy Foreign Policy Institute
İBRAHİM
KARAGÜL Obama
kazanacaksa Bush İran'ı vuracak!
EDM WILL
AEGEAN DISPUTES CONTINUE TO BLOCK TURKISH-GREEK RECONCILIATION?
State of Denial
Turkey Spends Millions to Cover Up Armenian Genocide
İç Basında Türk Dış
Politikası Dış
Basında Türkiye - BBC Turkish 0700 VOA Turkish Press Review Google News Turkey TurcoPundit
Google News Fırat News Agency KurdishMedia Kurdish Kurdish Aspect
Dış Basında Irak BBC Monitoring Inter-national
Erdoğan
ve Kürt sorunu
AVNİ ÖZGÜREL
Kürtler referandumdan vazgeçiyor
Iraq Kurd PM
Says Ready For Power - Sharing In Kirkuk
Iraq's Kurds to make Baghdad new offer on oil law
KDP'nin casusları 16 askerin
şehit düşmesine yol açtı
Başkent
Erbil!
Turkish
foreign minister tempering expectations for Israel-Syria talks
Cevdet Aşkın Barzani'den Kerkük'e veda, PKK iyice
sıkıştı
Neither Kirkuk nor Kurdistan, only Exxon Mobil's Tune!
$4.5 billion development planned for Erbil
Is
Jalal Talabani one of the few?
PKK'nın
siyasî koluna yasak
Başbakan PKK’ya
jest yaptı
Türk
demokrasisi Araplara örnek ALİ EL ŞERİFİ
Türkiye'nin attığı 'barış'
tohumu tuttu
"Kerkük'te iktidarı
paylaşabiliriz"
Kerkük'te
referandum dışı iktidar paylaşımına hazırız
Barzani:
Bölgemiz üzerindeki tehditler sürüyor
HAKAN
ALBAYRAK
Kürtçe
televizyon, Bahçeli, Erdoğan…
Beril Dedeoğlu Erbil’e konsolosluk akını
İran Türkiye’yi neden vursun ki!
Turks
and Kurds [1]: sad Mesopotamia by ABDÜLBAKİ ERDOĞMUŞ*
Bridge of Hearts off to warm start from Diyarbakır
Iraqi Kurdish PM sees no threat from Turkey
Kürtçe yayın dağ kadrolarına
jest
Turkey to Open Consulate in Basra in June
Google News Greece Cyprus Turkish Cypriot Press ABHaber
Dış
Basında Türkiye-AB İlişkileri Günlük Haftalık
Türkiye'nin AB üyeliği için referandum
AB’yle
nişan tazeleme vakti geldi Andrew Finkel
Kıbrıs'ta
çözüm sınır ötesi ittifaklarda
Ankara deplores France's referendum clause
Greek
Cypiots, Greece and France hold first ever joint drills
Yavuz Baydar Messages
of deep concern to Condoleezza Rice
Rumlar KKTC'ye yardımı engellemekten
vazgeçti
Lefkoşa’ya
dev cami
AİHM: Adil yargılama
yapılmadı
AKPM'den
Türkiye'ye Rum azınlık çağrısı
Turkey Turns Cold to European Defense: Implications for
Western Security By: Erdal Tatli | The Washington Institute for Near East
Policy In June 2007, Turkey decided
to turn its back on European Security and Defense Policy (ESDP) after a long
series of negot |