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H1 Foreign Affairs Iraq: Learning the Lessons of VietnamBy Melvin R. Laird

Christian Science Monitor
Three different models for a globalized world Britain, Finland, and France are trying to meet the challenges

New York Review of Books
Soldiers of the Hidden ImamBy Timothy Garton Ash

Guardian Leader
Make the punishment fit the crime If the Syrian regime is to change it is Syrians who should change it.

Syria's leader still has ways out of his fix Simon Tisdall: Bashar Assad is in a box from which he cannot escape, western diplomats say. But while Syria's president is no Houdini, rumours of his imminent political demise appear exaggerated.

Slate
Now They Tell Us: Why didn't Bush's foreign-policy critics speak out a year ago? Fred Kaplan

No Absence of Mehlis: Syria faces the music over Rafik Hariri's assassination. Michael Young

Weekly Standard
Blueprint for Victory For democracy to thrive in Iraq, the Sunnis must know they are defeated. by Frederick W. Kagan

WSJ
The Nuclear Taboo Can we make it through another half dozen decades without nuclear weapons exploded in anger? By THOMAS C. SCHELLING

H2 New York Times Cheney Told Aide of C.I.A. Officer, Lawyers Report Notes of a previously undisclosed conversation between the vice president and his chief of staff appear to differ from I. Lewis Libby's federal grand jury testimony

Editorial
The U.N. Route for Syria The Security Council should increase international pressure on Syria to cooperate more fully with the Rafik Hariri murder investigation

Slate
Today's Papers / Blogometer realclearpoliticsABC’s The Note - Early Bird thru GovExec - antiwar.com / Wikipedia / technorati

Romania, US & Military Bases Washington File

Heritage Foundation
Competition over Eurasia: Are the U.S. and Russia on a Collision Course? by Ariel Cohen, U.S. support for small countries or “multi-color” revolutions on the Russian periphery may be important, but it should not dictate U.S. grand strategy, which is ...

FT
COMMENT & ANALYSIS: American machismo is not the answer As a framework for analysing today’s terrorist threat, the Bush-Cheney logic is woefully incomplete. And it risks leading the US administration down the wrong path in Iraq, write Philip Gordon and Michael O’Hanlon of the Brookings Institution

A good choice to run the Federal Reserve

IHT
Don't let oil harm global prosperity By RODRIGO DE RATO Oil producers, consumers and policy makers share the responsibility to ensure that markets operate efficiently in allocating our most crucial natural resource.



H3 Turkey and Europe

Turkey and the U.S.

Greek press on Cyprus and Turkey

Turkey and the Middle East

Turkey, Russia, Caucasus, C. Asia

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Iraqi Kurdish Islamic party leaves Kurdistan Alliance list

Asia Times
The ball is now in Syria's court Syrian commentators and officials are crying foul over the UN-sanctioned report that points to a Syrian connection in the assassination in Lebanon of the former premier, Rafik Hariri. It's all political, they claim, and Syria fits perfectly into the culprit's cage because it is no longer an internationally strong country. This is all true. But Syria must do more than merely complain, and its watchwords should be "cooperation" and "wisdom". - Sami Moubayed
A Syriajevo in the making? The Syrian assassination affair is a diversion, not in the same category as the Sarajevo assassination that sparked World War I. The real focus is Iran, where, it seems, a temporary trade-off has been reached: Washington will refrain from military action to forestall Iranian nuclear arms development, while Tehran will refrain from disrupting the US's constitutional Potemkin Village in Iraq. Still, the clock ticks ...
H4 New York Times Cheney Told Aide of C.I.A. Officer, Lawyers Report Notes of a previously undisclosed conversation between the vice president and his chief of staff appear to differ from I. Lewis Libby's federal grand jury testimony

Editorial
The U.N. Route for Syria The Security Council should increase international pressure on Syria to cooperate more fully with the Rafik Hariri murder investigation.


White House Gamble Pays for a Princeton Professor No one seems to know the exact political views of Ben S. Bernanke, President Bush's pick for the next Federal Reserve chairman.

Editorial
White House Shocker
Ben Bernanke will have a tough job filling Alan Greenspan's shoes. But he is as close to the perfect choice as President Bush could have made.

Kristof
Hurricane Fitzgerald Approaches the White House
It was wrong for prosecutors to cook up borderline indictments during the Clinton administration, and it would be just as wrong now in the C.I.A. leak case.

Tierney
And Your Point Is?
No one deserves to go to jail for leaking to reporters accurate information without criminal intent.


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5 Washington Post Presidents Past Inspire Bush's Damage Control To deal with struggling presidency, Bush advisers develop strategy to confront war while focusing on other areas such as economic policies.

For Syrians, a Siege Mentality U.N. Inquiry, Iraq War Feeding Anxiety Among Assad's Backers and Foes

Security Council Split Over Resolution on Syria

Mideast Envoy: 'Disturbing Signs'
Israel Moving Slowly, Palestinians Fragmented, Wolfensohn Says

What Rice Can't See By Eugene Robinson,
How did Condoleezza Rice come to a worldview so radically different from that of most black Americans? Is she blind, is she in denial, is she confused, or what?

CIA Leak Linked to Dispute Over Iraq Policy
As Grand Jury Term Nears End, Officials' Critique of Administration Gains Attention

It Wasn't Just Miller's Story By Robert Kagan, The Judith Miller-Valerie Plame-Scooter Libby imbroglio is being reduced to a simple narrative about the origins of the Iraq war. Miller, the story goes, was an anti-Saddam Hussein, weapons-of-mass-destruction-hunting zealot and was either an eager participant or an unwitting dupe in a campaign by...

Master of Minimalism By George F. Will,
During his tenure as Fed chairman, Alan Greenspan has managed to keep inflation down even in circumstances in which it would ordinarily rise. His successor should take heed.

Ceding Idealism to the GOP By Richard Cohen, About six months after the 1989 Tiananmen Square massacre, George H.W. Bush's national security adviser, Brent Scowcroft, went to Beijing and met with China's "paramount leader," Deng Xiaoping. Scowcroft said he communicated the president's unhappiness over the massacre, to which Deng essentially...

Cheney Plan Exempts CIA From Abuse Bill

Bernanke Seen as a Safe Choice President chooses candidate with unassailable credentials and enough distance from the White House to blunt charges of cronyism.

Editorial
After Alan Greenspan YESTERDAY'S BIG economic story was the lack of a story: Confronted with the nomination of a new Federal Reserve chairman, financial markets didn't panic. That is a tribute to President Bush's selection, Ben S. Bernanke, who (on the likely assumption that he is confirmed) will have to fill some of...

H6 Guardian Leader
Make the punishment fit the crime If the Syrian regime is to change it is Syrians who should change it.

Syria's leader still has ways out of his fix Simon Tisdall: Bashar Assad is in a box from which he cannot escape, western diplomats say. But while Syria's president is no Houdini, rumours of his imminent political demise appear exaggerated.

20 killed by Baghdad explosionsSuicide bombers launch attack on main bases of journalists in Baghdad

Profile: Ben Bernanke

The chief scientific adviser has become a government spin doctorGeorge Monbiot: The man who told the truth about climate change is now selling nuclear power for his political masters.
Why do we welcome these robber barons to Britain? Tristram Hunt: The mayor of London is backing a campaign to entice Moscow's oligarchs to bring their ill-gotten gains to his city.
The most successful society the world has ever known Polly Toynbee: The Nordic model mixes welfare and economic success, but Sweden's social democrats are at risk from a loss of confidence.

H7 New Republic There's little to fight for in Iraq, but much to fight against by Lawrence F. Kaplan

Francis Fukuyama: The Neocon Who Isn’t - Robert Boynton, The American Prospect

Lower Expectations To Reach Workable Solution in Iraq - Lee Hamilton, Indy Star
Not a Sunni Day for the Left - Bruce Kesler, The American Enterprise
The Death of Mother Russia - Mark Steyn, The Spectator
Koizumi Sees the Bigger Picture - Robert Novak, Chicago Sun-Times

The Culprits Dialed 'M' For MurderNewsweek

NRO
Michael Ledeen: Did you read the one about....?

H8 Asia Times The ball is now in Syria's court Syrian commentators and officials are crying foul over the UN-sanctioned report that points to a Syrian connection in the assassination in Lebanon of the former premier, Rafik Hariri. It's all political, they claim, and Syria fits perfectly into the culprit's cage because it is no longer an internationally strong country. This is all true. But Syria must do more than merely complain, and its watchwords should be "cooperation" and "wisdom". - Sami Moubayed
A Syriajevo in the making? The Syrian assassination affair is a diversion, not in the same category as the Sarajevo assassination that sparked World War I. The real focus is Iran, where, it seems, a temporary trade-off has been reached: Washington will refrain from military action to forestall Iranian nuclear arms development, while Tehran will refrain from disrupting the US's constitutional Potemkin Village in Iraq. Still, the clock ticks ...

H9 Ha’aretz –

UPI
Outside view: Palestinian disintegration By BARRY RUBIN
CFR Steven Cook in an interview with CFR’s Bernard Gwertzman; our
Background brief profiles Syria’s leadership
KnightRidder
For many Baghdad residents, their world has shrunk to their homes

BBC
Trouble ahead The report on Hariri's death could trigger a crisis in Syria

VOA
Iraqi Constitution & Province Balloting Review VOA 24 Oct 2005 -- Iraqi election officials say partial results show a majority approved Iraq's new constitution
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10 Christian Science Monitor Three different models for a globalized world Britain, Finland, and France are trying to meet the challenges of globalization in their own ways.

US 'charm offensive' hits speed bumps But Bush team continues to reach out to win 'hearts and minds' abroad.

Alan Greenspan'sheir apparent As chair, Ben Bernanke would have to guide the economy through a period of 'global imbalance.'

In Washington's scandal shuffle, perjury really isn't the point

Heritage Foundation
Balancing China's Growing Influence in Latin America by Stephen Johnson
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11 IHT Don't let oil harm global prosperity By RODRIGO DE RATO Oil producers, consumers and policy makers share the responsibility to ensure that markets operate efficiently in allocating our most crucial natural resource.

Europe needs to embrace reform By ANDERS FOGH RASMUSSEN The European Union's heads of state and government need to make the right choices in response to globalization — the main challenge for Europe in the years ahead.

Koizumi's dangerous promise By BRAD GLOSSERMAN / IHTTokyo's readiness to to stoke tensions by ignoring the concerns of its neighbors undermine its efforts to play a leading role in the region.

Michael Vatikiotis: Time to prepare for the worst As the world prepares to combat a potential flu pandemic that could kill millions, it will be every country for itself.
H12 RFE/RL
Azerbaijan Government In Control As Opposition Falls Behind

UN Authorizes Kosovo's Final Status Talks

International commentary on
China: A ‘Conquest Of Space’ Ahead Of Rumsfeld Visit

BBC
Tough battle ahead Key Kazakh opposition contender discusses upcoming election
Mittal wins Ukraine steel auction
Ukraine sells its biggest steel mill after an earlier sale was reversed amid allegations of corruption.

Kosovo's future Unmik's Soren Jessen-Petersen assesses the path ahead
H13 The TimesAmid the bombs and bullets, the US death toll is nearing 2,000 American forces in Iraq are growing increasingly nervous as one soldier is killed almost every day

WSJ
The Nuclear Taboo Can we make it through another half dozen decades without nuclear weapons exploded in anger? By THOMAS C. SCHELLING

Google Me! Publishers and authors should thank Google for waking them from their slumbers. By CAMERON STRACHER

China Defines 'Democracy' When the Chinese Communist Party issues a white paper on the evolution of democracy, it is talking about anything but.

The Economist
Bernanke's turn to steer America's economy Bernanke has big shoes to fill—and plenty of economic challenges to address
Foreign Policy
What Does Bernanke Believe? All eyes are on Ben Bernanke, the president's pick to replace Alan Greenspan as chairman of the Federal Reserve. So what is the new chief's economic philosophy? In an article for FP, Bernanke reveals his ideal rate of inflation, the hidden dangers of falling prices, and the proper role of the U.S. central bank. By Ben S. Bernanke
Seven Questions: What Awaits Ben Bernanke Compared to hurricanes and Middle East turmoil, the state of the economy seems downright placid. But Morgan Stanley Chief Economist Stephen S. Roach warns that Ben Bernanke will have his hands full with a possible recession, high energy prices, and Washington’s refusal to raise the taxes needed to fight wars
Weekly Standard
Due Date Greenspan's era comes to an end and the inflation question begins to be answered. by Irwin M. Stelzer


H14 Financial Times Leader
Moment of truth A year ago Bashar al-Assad was the master of Lebanon. Acting against Lebanese popular will and defying a United Nations resolution, he ordered a three-year extension...

COMMENT & ANALYSIS: American machismo is not the answer As a framework for analysing today’s terrorist threat, the Bush-Cheney logic is woefully incomplete. And it risks leading the US administration down the wrong path in Iraq, write Philip Gordon and Michael O’Hanlon of the Brookings Institution

A good choice to run the Federal Reserve Ben Bernanke was high on the very short list of candidates with claim to be capable of stepping into the giant shoes of Alan Greenspan as chairman of the Federal...

Economic adviser in line to replace GreenspanGeorge W. Bush nominated Ben Bernanke, a leading monetary policy expert and Wall Street's favoured candidate, to replace Alan Greenspan as chairman of the Federal Reserve.

Maverick freethinker Bernanke must adapt to life as new Fed chairman

COMMENT & ANALYSIS: The educated choice is to change the system As the clock ticks faster, UK prime minister Tony Blair fears for his legacy. Education, education, education was the mantra on which he fought the 1997 election

Russia tries to break impasse with Iran

US and France press Damascus over Hariri The US and France presented a joint front against Syria, demanding Damascus tell the truth over its alleged involvement in the assassination of former Lebanese prime minister Rafiq Hariri.

Al-Jazeera's global aims boost Qatar's influence

COMMENT: China's hi-tech success is not patently obvious Warning should be heeded by those western observers who, dazzled by China’s rise in basic manufacturing, breathlessly proclaim it is destined to become a global leader in science and technological innovation

China and India gain from end of quotas

Eurozone trade position worsens

US and Tokyo near deal on bases

COMMENT: Europe is starving innovation in developing nations Europe, not content with blocking genetically modified agricultural exports from Africa, seeks to introduce restrictive patent requirements for biotechnology, writes Susan Kling Finston of the US’s Institute for Policy Innovation
H15 Los Angeles Times
The White House cabal By Lawrence B. Wilkerson IN PRESIDENT BUSH'S first term, some of the most important decisions about U.S. national security — including vital decisions about postwar Iraq — were made by a secretive, little-known cabal. It was made up of a very small group of people led by Vice President Dick Cheney and Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld.

Syria Defiant, Anxious After Report on Lebanon Slaying

Psyches of Iraq's Children Caught in the Cross-Fire

NATO a Tough Sell at Home, Ukraine Official Says
Bush Nominates New Fed Chief The president names economist Ben Bernanke as his choice to succeed Alan Greenspan.

Editorial
Coming U.N. attractions
A UNITED NATIONS AGENCY smacked Hollywood last week with a rolled-up parchment, adopting a "cultural diversity" convention that says countries may subsidize or shelter their local creative industries. To the U.S. government — joined only by Israel in voting against the document — the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization's convention was thinly veiled protectionism. To the 148 countries that voted in favor, it was a rebuke of the American entertainment industry and its aggressive promotions overseas.

A fiscal resemblance
TALK ABOUT A TOUGH ACT to follow: Acclaimed Federal Reserve Chairman Alan Greenspan is retiring in January after nearly two decades of keeping inflation at bay without derailing the country's growing economy.


In praise of the noncoms By Robert D. Kaplan Commissioned officers may give the orders, but in war it's the poorly paid, blue-collar sergeants and corporals who get things done.

KnightRidder
Two Republicans harshly criticize Bush foreign policy The criticisms are searing: Foreign policy is run by a secretive "cabal" headed by VP Dick Cheney and Defense Secretary Donald H. Rumsfeld, and Bush and Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice's dream of spreading democracy around the Middle East is misguided. Those, however, are the sentiments of two leading Republicans, both associated with the Bush administration.

UPI
Greenspan's successor gets wide applause
H16 PAPER: Bush is frustrated, sometimes angry and even bitter, his associates say...

Wurmser 'claimed Plame had arranged trip'

Who told the Vice President about Plame?

Prosecutor eyed Niger forgeries, document shows

Fitzgerald Doesn't Have to Indict Anyone - William Kristol, Weekly Standard


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17 Daily Telegraph Never think it couldn't happen here The biggest globalisation success story isn't McDonald's:it's Islamism, says Mark Steyn.

President's Anger Growing in Hard Times - Thomas DeFrank, New York Daily News
The Post-Fitzgerald White House - Jed Babbin, The American Spectator

Alan Greenspan: Master of Minimalism - George Will,

BBC Greenspan's heir The world's most powerful banker hands over to Ben Bernanke

H18 Independent
Sanctions against Syria on hold as UN completes Hariri report

Baghdad
Bombers knew their assault was guaranteed maximum exposure
H19 New Yorker
The Republican Rift This week in the magazine, Jeffrey Goldberg writes about why Brent Scowcroft, the national-security adviser under President George H. W. Bush, disagrees with the current Administration. Here, with Amy Davidson, Goldberg discusses the piece.

H20 Slate
Now They Tell Us: Why didn't Bush's foreign-policy critics speak out a year ago? Fred Kaplan

No Absence of Mehlis: Syria faces the music over Rafik Hariri's assassination. Michael Young

Ivory Tower Intrigues: The pseudo-meritocracy of the Ivy League.
James Traub

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“ABD-AB İlişkilerinde Metal Yorgunluğu” Haziran 2001
It never rains circa. 1991.
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