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H1 International
Crisis Group
After Gaza
New York Times Gates
Offers Blunt Review of Progress in Iraq
IraqSlogger US Papers Fri: Gates
Blunt on Iraqi Politics
From The American Interest, Francis
Fukuyama on The Kings and I.
Guardian Good
news from Baghdad at last: the oil law has stalled Jonathan Steele: The panic and
distraction of the security crisis should not be used as cover for handing
Iraq's wealth to foreigners.
Washington
Post Maliki's
Impact Blunted By Own Party's Fears Hussein-Era Secrecy Persists,
Analysts Say
Another
Tour Ends Without Solid Plans On Mideast Peace Rice 'Encouraged' by
Interest in Meeting
Asia Times Iran feels chill of cold war tactics
Just as the United States armed its authoritarian, at times bloodthirsty,
allies in the name of anti-communism during the Cold War, the same logic now
operates in the name of containing Iran. There is no doubt that Tehran feels
strategically threatened, making it certain that it will not concede an inch
in its talks with Washington over stabilizing Iraq. - Kaveh L Afrasiabi
U.S. Has Lose-Lose Dilemma in Iraq By: Michael Schwartz |
Asia Times From the way violence simply floods into areas just beyond the
reach of new U.S. combat brigades to the perilously long supply lines on
bomb-planted roads, a military "solution" to the Iraqi situation is
worse than impossible: it guarantees the country's instability will be
prolonged, with no end in sight.
Ha’aretz – PlayStation Palestine Aluf Benn: Israel
basing peace plans on imaginary reality The Israeli partner is also weak,
and in the absence of a leadership that can force its policy on the operative
level, the peace process will continue to be conducted like a virtual
exercise in diplomatic conferences and dinners.
Hurrah! The
Saudis are coming!
Guest: The
thinly veiled anti-Semitism of American elite circles
The Times Leaving now is not the way
out of Iraq Colonel HR McMaster insists that stability is possible
– eventually
Christian
Science Monitor
Shifting politics bring Arabs and Israelis closer
The possibility that Israel and Saudi
Arabia may sit at the negotiating table together distinguishes this new
chapter in peacemaking efforts from the failures of the past.
Financial Times Europe
warns US on Iran sanctions European
governments are warning Congress that US legislation aimed at Iran could hit
European energy groups, undermine transatlantic unity on Tehran’s nuclear
programme and provoke a dispute at the World Trade Organisation.
Leader Making
Iran pay the nuclear price The
world needs to be much more serious about sanctions – all the more so because
the measures imposed to date have yet to impel Iran to change course.
COMMENT: The general and the west: how
Pakistan is being lost When Musharraf took
power eight years ago, many dared hope for an end to decades of misrule. How
naive that now seems, writes David Gardner
COMMENT: The case
for a top-down approach The time may have come for a degree of joint management of world monetary
demand without new bureaucracy, writes Samuel
Brittan
ANALYSIS: Welcome to the club Washington
is being accused of undermining non-proliferation in its efforts to cement a
partnership with India
The
Economist America in the
Middle East Arming
its friends and talking peace
Iraq A winning goal, then back to war
Victor
Davis Hanson: Back to the Future in the Middle East
National Review THE EDITORS: Ultimately, reconciliation between the Sunnis and the Shiites
is crucial. But it wasn’t going to happen in the next two months, whether the
Iraqi parliament stayed in session or not. “Vacationing
in Iraq”
VICTOR DAVIS HANSON: The Middle East ought to grow up. “Their
Western Ways”
Daily
Star Editorial By
attending peace talks, Saudi Arabia will be putting its credibility on the
line
The
Strait of Hormuz and the Threat of an Oil Shock (PDF; 469 KB)
Source: Congress of the United States, Joint Economic Committee
America's Last
Successful Mideast War by William S. Lind
Onward – Into
Waziristan! by Pat Buchanan
CSM In Iraq,
death tolls often in dispute
Disparities between official and eyewitness tallies lead
some Iraqis to charge the government with downplaying attacks
CSIS Facing
the Hard Truths About Energy
US
China Relations Carla A. Hills
UN Security Council Resolution 1769, Darfur
Weapons of mass consequence, Paul Rogers
O'Hanlon & Pollack: Guilty of Rose Colored Glasses?
Foreign Service Pessimism vs. Brookings Optimism
World Without the West symposium
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H2 CSIS A Stronger
Second Mandate for Erdogan and the JDP
Soner Cagaptay Congressional Testimony Turkey
after July 2007 Elections: Domestic Politics and International Relations
Yasemin CONGAR
'PKK
liderlerinin kellesi hedefti'
ABD ve Türkiye Kürdlere baskı yapıyor
PKK'ya yönelik operasyonu engellediği için
memnuniyet duyacak
Robert D. Novak The Prince of
Darkness: 50 Years Reporting in WashingtonAugust 02, 2007Watch
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The Economist After Turkey's election General
displeasure The army refuses to retreat
Buttonwood Cold
Turkey The carry trade has also allowed some countries to get away
with economic policies that they might never have dreamed of in the 1980s or
early 1990s.
PostGlobal : What
Would Ataturk Do?
Nikos Konstandaras
PostGlobal : Mideast
Needs Consensus Islamists
Daoud Kuttab
PostGlobal : Turkey's
Election a Loss for Secularism? Natalie Ahn
Secular
or Islamist still on Turks' minds: Interview with Prof. Barry Rubin
Making an Iraq of Kurdistan
American Spectator By James G. Poulos
Three
Wise Men: The PKK and Iraq's Kurds
PKK
and American policy By Peter Stitt
David
MERAHN
Boston Globe Editorial A
genocide not to be denied THE
ANTI-DEFAMATION League is caught in a controversy not of its making. Still,
as an organization concerned about human rights, it ought to acknowledge the
genocide against the Armenian people during World War I, and criticize
Turkish attempts to repress the memory of this historical reality.
Turkey: New Men in Town By: Ben Judah | ISN Security
Watch
As a new conservative class of Anatolian entrepreneurs slowly displaces the
older secular elites in a rapidly westernizing society, the Turkish military
will no longer be able to set the rules of the game.
Turkey's Continued Polarization is Biggest Challenge
for New ...
World Politics Review
EDM REELECTED
TURKISH PM SEEKS NEW, “EUROPEAN STYLE” CONSTITUTION
Understanding AKP:
Perceptions and Misperceptions in America Nick ...
Journal of Turkish Weekly
Turkey:
Things are not what they seem : Mail & Guardian Online
Qantara.de
- Elections in Turkey - Beyond Kemalism
Cigdem Cidamli,
"Turkish Elections and After"
New
Statesman - Not quite a delight
American
Chronicle: How to oust Erdogan and his gang of Islamists
Turkey
rations water as cities hit by drought
CSM Islamic
creationist group launches glitzy, global blitz A household name in Turkey, the
'Foundation for Scientific Research' is now distributing its books -
published in 59 languages including Chinese and Swahili - to 80 countries
An
ambivalent message from Turkey
International Herald Tribune - Jul 25, 2007
By William Pfaff
Empty-hearted
secularism
Al-Ahram Weekly
Türkiye'deki
İslamcılardan çekinin
Barry Rubin
Target
Priorities for Turkey’s Secular Establishment
American Chronicle,
Google News KurdishMedia Kurdish Kurdish Aspect
BBC Monitoring
PKK: DTP
düzen partisi
Sakık
‘Kürt
sorunu üniter yapı içinde çözülmeli’
YASİN DOĞAN DTP'nin açmazları…
İBRAHİM KARAGÜL PKK'ya silah sağlayan Türkler kim?
Kürt vekiller Türkiye için büyük şans FEVZİ EL ATRUŞİ
DTP prepares for party congress
Derya SAZAK DTP'nin sınavı
Baykal calls for talks with Iraqi Kurdish leaders
Biden: Kürtler bağımsız olursa Türkiye
beklemez
Referandum
yaklaşırken 'Kürt oyunu'
Tunceli'de
PKK'ya karşı 5 bin asker
Tunceli'de 6 terörist öldürüldü silahları
yine M-16
Tunceli
operasyonunda PKK'ya 'üst düzey' darbe
Ferai Tınç Irak’a bir nafile çözüm daha
"yumuşak bölünme"
MAHMUT ÖVÜR 'Düz
ovada siyaset' şansı
İlnur Çevik Maliki coming to Ankara,
Turkish expectations too high
Profile of New Head of Iraqi Commission on Normalization of Kirkuk
Status
Iraqi President Urge Bolstering Kurdish-Turkoman Ties
Paper Scrutinizes PUK MPs Walkout From Kurdish Parliament Over Oil
Bill Debate
Iraqi Kurdish Press Highlights 2 Aug 07
KRG makes movement on oil law
American
Kurdish Friendship League
Sami KOHEN Kurulu düzen mi, demokrasi mi?
‘Kurdish state would trigger regional war’
Türkiye'deki Son Seçimler ve Anlaşılmak İstenmeyenler!
Turkish 'Nation-State' and the Kurdish 'National
Identity'
Akdeniz Birliği Projesi'ne bir destek de
Mısır'dan
Atina, tartışmalı tarih kitabını
değiştiriyor
Sebahat Tuncel için karar 11 Ekim’de
Iraklı işadamları İstanbul'a akın
ediyor...
A
new method for economic research: A product of Kurdistan
Human
rights violations in Iranian Kurdistan
Rebuilding Kurdistan
KRG Oil Law
Moving Forward
Barzani is involved in the sale of State Railways'
land in Hatay ...
Google News Greece Cyprus Turkish Cypriot Press ABHaber
Report: Sarkozy to call off Turkey referendum
Zeynel Lüle CHP'nin Avrupa vizyonsuzluğu
Lagendijk: Sarkozy, AB adına konuşamaz
Lagendijk: "AKP sorumluluğunun
farkında"
Turkey-Greece
gas pipeline launch delayed
'Büyükanıt lütfen politika yapma'
Serge
Sargsyan: Armenia open for talks with Turkey
Greece revises school history book after protests from
Orthodox church
Greece's
new press law angers Turkey
Avrupa'nın Müslüman Türkiye sınavı
İsviçre'de Yaşarken Milletvekili Seçildi
Turkey backs RWE for Nabucco project
Türkleri 'iyi' gösteren ders kitabı
değişti
Prison population in Turkey breaks record, tops 80,000
'Antonov'un hayatını M. Ali Ağca
mahvetti'
İki kadın yazar arasında
düello
Güngör URAS Bizim 'Murdoch' WSJ'ı da satın aldı
Komuta kademesi arasına iki 'Aslan' general katıldı
TSK'dan 'Kitap Kurdu' komutan da ayrılıyor
Kadınlar tartışıp anlaşmak istiyor
Ankara'da 'su tatili'
Bahçeşehir’e
varoş yasağı
Interview:
Norman Stone has both entered history and written it Independent
3 Ağustos 2007 Basın Özeti
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H3 Şamil Tayyar İşte o kritik gün
AKP'de zor
hafta
AKP'nin son
dakika jokeri Başesgioğlu
İkinci Gül krizi
Gül
aday olacak mı?
Ankara yine bunaldı Murat Yetkin
Cengiz Çandar Abdullah
Gül’e karşı “kuzu postunda kurt” manevrası...
Mustafa
Akyol
Tekstilde 600 bin kişi işsiz kalacak
ihracat yüzde 20 düşecek
Taha AKYOL Kürtlerde değişimin yönü
PKK: DTP düzen partisi
Sakık
‘Kürt
sorunu üniter yapı içinde çözülmeli’
YASİN DOĞAN DTP'nin açmazları…
İBRAHİM KARAGÜL PKK'ya silah sağlayan Türkler kim?
Kürt vekiller Türkiye için büyük şans FEVZİ EL ATRUŞİ
DTP prepares for party congress
Derya SAZAK DTP'nin sınavı
Baykal'ın Köşk formülü: Ya uzlaşma ya çatışma!
Bıraktığı yerden devam ediyor: Uzlaşma
olmazsa çatışma çıkar
Report: Sarkozy to call off Turkey referendum
İnce ayar zirveleri
Tamer Korkmaz İtirafname!
Dedikodular ABD'ye uzandı
DYP ile Anavatan'ın birleşme
projesinin niçin olmadığıyla ilgili tartışmalar sürerken Ankara kulisleri
Fethullah Gülen'i işaret ediyor.
CHP'den başka herkes suçlu
CHP’ye göre AKP 6’lısı
'İmamlar
kaybettirdi'
MYK raporuna göre seçimdeki
başarısızlıkta CHP yönetimi dışında herkesin payı var. AB'den tarikatlara,
RTÜK'ten aşiretlere kadar her kesim CHP'nin aleyhinde çalışmış
YAŞ’ta 2010’un komuta
kademesi
3 paşa emekli
oldu
Savaş Süzal Atatürk
yüzde kaç oy alırdı
Sebahattin Önkibar Erdoğan,
muhtırayı çok aday formülü ile geçiştirecek!
Erol Mütercimler YAŞ'IN FARKLI ANLAMI
Ahmet Kekeç CHP’nin de halkla uzlaşması
gerekmiyor mu?
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