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H1 Atlantic Monthly If America Left Iraq by Nir Rosen
MEMRI Nov 15 IA# 252 - Iraqi Elections – Round Two

From the Archive- Rand Corporation – Assimilating Immigrants: Why America Can and France Cannot Robert A. Levine

Institute for International Economics, Richard N. Cooper, Living with Global Imbalances: A Contrarian View

Ha’aret –Returning the Mossad to its basics The latest upper-rank Mossad appointments show that the man who heads the group finally understood that he is running an intelligence organization three years too late.

Washington Institute The ‘Freedom Agenda’ in the Middle East: Balancing Democracy and Stability Robert Blackwill and Samuel Berger

Washington Institute Israel's Search for Peace and Security: The Challenges Ahead Former IDF chief of staff Moshe Yaalon

UN Assistance Mission for Iraq publish latest human rights report Report full text [MS Word doc]

Misjudging The Jihad: Briefing Osama on All the War's Wins and Losses, By Brian Michael Jenkins and Gregory F. Treverton

Middle East Forum Domestic Threats to Iranian Stability: Khuzistan and Baluchistan by Michael Rubin.

New Yorker The Young Iranians
This week in the magazine, Laura Secor writes about Iran’s new generation of dissidents and the collapse of the nation’s reformist movement. Here, with Matt Dellinger, she discusses the situation.

H2 FT Kurds seek to draw investors to 'the other Iraq' While senior Iraqi politicians are knocking on the doors of the Bush administration seeking pledges of support for whatever government might emerge from next month’s parliamentary elections, others have come to Washington with a longer-term view

Turkey pledges no bombing cover-up The Turkish government promised that there would be no cover-up in an inquiry into whether members of the security forces...

IHT Turks in Germany are in bullish mood

Guardian The US used chemical weapons in Iraq - and then lied about it George Monbiot: Now we know napalm and phosphorus bombs have been dropped on Iraqis, why have the hawks failed to speak out?
Leader Edging towards the exitIraq: From London comes something slightly new: confirmation by Tony Blair that Britain's 8,500 troops could start withdrawing by the end of 2006.
Bush's vision fails to win over Middle East Simon Tisdall: Jack Straw said: "It would be a disaster if this region thought democracy was an American idea." Many in the region appear to think exactly that - and have ideas of their own.

Financial Times COMMENT: The prognosis is poor for EU integration By Wolfgang Munchau

Putin ally in prime position to take over as Russian leader Putin promoted Dmitry Medvedev, his powerful chief of staff, to a top government position in a move observers said initiates the succession process for the presidency

Daily Telegraph Bicultural Europe is doomed In a democratic age, argues Mark Steyn, you can't buck demography - except by civil war.
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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FT Vakifbank makes Istanbul debut

RFE/RL New Generation Looks To The Future A new generation of young, sometimes Western-educated Azerbaijanis are looking for new answers to Azerbaijan's political realities
Another Administration Official Dismissed In Azerbaijan
EDM AZERBAIJAN'S OPPOSITION SET TO CONTINUE PROTEST RALLIES, BUT TIME IS RUNNING OUT
- PUTIN'S RUSSIA AS AN UNCERTAIN PROPOSITION

SlateToday's Papers / Blogometer realclearpoliticsABC’s The Note - Early Bird thru GovExec - antiwar.com / Wikipedia / technorati
Slate I Was Wrong, but So Were You: Parsing Bush's new mantra. Fred Kaplan



H4 New York Times Senate Republicans Pushing for a Plan on Ending the War in Iraq A Republican proposal calls for Iraqi forces to take the lead next year and for the Bush administration to lay out its strategy.
Blair Calls Troop Cut a 'Possibility' Next Year
Washington Memo: Bush Hones War Defense

U.S.-Iraqi Assault Meets Resistance Near Syrian Border

Kristof Iraq in the Rear-View Mirror In order to end our nightmare in Iraq, we need to set target dates for withdrawing our troops.

Pentagon's Fuel Deal Is Lesson in Risks of Graft-Prone Regions The former president of Kyrgyzstan may have pocketed hundreds of millions of dollars from Pentagon fuel contracts.

Editorial Decoding Mr. Bush's Denials It's obvious that the Bush administration misled Americans about prewar intelligence on Iraq. We need to know how that happened and why.

Prisoners of the Senate
By ANTHONY LEWIS It's as wrong to deny habeas corpus now, to the detainees at Guantánamo Bay, Cuba, as it was in 1869.


H5 Washington Post Editorial Dealing With Detainees HERE'S A QUIZ: What is the proper congressional response to an administration that is holding prisoners in secret facilities with no Red Cross access, asserting the right to treat those prisoners cruelly and inhumanely, and insisting that the president -- and the president alone -- can make the...

Zigging and Zagging Toward Democracy By Adrian Karatnycky,
Just a half-year ago a million nonviolent demonstrators in Beirut led a Cedar Revolution that forced Syria's military withdrawal from their country. In April mass protests in Kyrgyzstan, dubbed the Tulip Revolution, forced the country's corrupt president to resign. After Ukraine's Orange Revolution...

U.S. Widens Offensive in Far Western Iraq insurgent positions near the Syrian border, killing about 50 insurgents in precision airstrikes and house-to-house street fighting.

Germany's Grudging 'Grand Coalition': Parties Finalize Deal for Government Neither Really Wants
Russia-Uzbek Pact Allows Use of Bases Military treaty helps forge an alliance that reasserts Moscow's influence in the former Soviet republic, which until recently was a U.S. ally.
Senators Agree on Detainee Rights
Deal Would Allow Some Court Access
By Jonathan Weisman, Page A01
Compromise would grant captured terrorist suspects a final recourse to the federal courts but strip them of some key rights.

Another Set of Scare Tactics By E. J. Dionne Jr., Mr. President, it won't work this time. With a Wall Street Journal/NBC News Poll finding 57 percent of Americans agreeing that George W. Bush "deliberately misled people to make the case for war with Iraq," the president clearly needs to tend to his credibility problems.

H6 Guardian The US used chemical weapons in Iraq - and then lied about it George Monbiot: Now we know napalm and phosphorus bombs have been dropped on Iraqis, why have the hawks failed to speak out?
Leader Edging towards the exitIraq: From London comes something slightly new: confirmation by Tony Blair that Britain's 8,500 troops could start withdrawing by the end of 2006.
Bush's vision fails to win over Middle East Simon Tisdall: Jack Straw said: "It would be a disaster if this region thought democracy was an American idea." Many in the region appear to think exactly that - and have ideas of their own.

Leader Fine words - now we need action World trade: The single thing rich countries could do that would most help developing ones would be to dismantle subsidies for agriculture.

Chirac admits riots reveal malaise· 'Irresponsible' parents to be punished · State of emergency extended

Spanish police expose CIA links to flights of detainees· 42 operatives traced going through Palma airport· Names unearthed match Italian and German inquiries

US arrests after Iraq invasion leads to few convictions Only a tiny fraction of the Iraqis detained by American troops have been convicted of wrongdoing, the Guardian has learned.

In a fix Rory McCarthy finds a wide gap between promises and practices in Egypt's parliamentary elections.
UK to form Afghanistan coalitionBritain attempts to build coalition of troops to target al-Qaida and Taliban after US withdrawal next year.
Arafat the obstacle has been exposed as a myth Karma Nabulsi: The Palestinian leader's portrayal by the west and Israel has been a barrier both to understanding the conflict and to peace.
Putin reshuffle gives clues to choice of heir · Defence minister Ivanov promoted to deputy PM · Decision helps quell rumours of third term
H7 Misjudging The Jihad: Briefing Osama on All the War's Wins and Losses, By Brian Michael Jenkins and Gregory F. Treverton (San Francisco Chronicle)

UPI Analysis: American dynastic diplomacy Former U.S. president George H.W. Bush told an audience in Beijing Monday that when it comes to American ties with China, "We can't afford to get it wrong now."

Zarqawi’s Big Mistake - James Robbins, National Review Online

American Conservative The Weekly Standard's War by Scott McConnell

Weekly Standard The Bubble Bursts Only it's not the bubble you think . . . by Irwin M. Stelzer

U.S.-Japan: From "Grrr" to "Great" - Peter Brookes, Heritage Foundation

In The Ghetto With Sarkozy - Ullrich Fichtner, Der Spiegel
The Economist Merkel’s marriage of inconvenience “grand coalition” programme of government is an awkward compromise and may fail to revive Europe’s largest economy



H8 Middle East Forum Domestic Threats to Iranian Stability: Khuzistan and Baluchistan by Michael Rubin.

MEMRI Nov 15 IA# 252 - Iraqi Elections – Round Two

UPI Politics & Policies: Assad's game plan

Analysis: Can Syria and Iran be persuaded to fight terrorism?

Commentary: Time of testing for Jordan King Abdullah II of Jordan is popular and pro-American, as was his father, the late King Hussein. But 65 percent of the people are, for the most part, anti-U.S. Palestinians with Jordanian passports.

Senate Pushes for Plan to End War

Winds of Change Iraq Report, 14 Nov/05

Daily Star Arab League comes back strong after an extended slumber

Deadly Stability In Syria - Ralph Peters, New York Post
H9 Ha’aret –Returning the Mossad to its basics The latest upper-rank Mossad appointments show that the man who heads the group finally understood that he is running an intelligence organization three years too late.

Washington Institute Israel's Search for Peace and Security: The Challenges Ahead Former IDF chief of staff Moshe Yaalon offers his firsthand perspective on Middle East affairs in remarks delivered at The Washington Institute. Read a transcript and watch video of the entire event.

Jerusalem Post The Region: A new paradigm By BARRY RUBIN

AIPAC Judge: I'll Decide What's Harmful

BBC Rice stays on for Mid-East talks Condoleezza Rice extends her visit to the Middle East as hope grows of a deal to open up a Gaza crossing point.

Washington Times Israel's Labor lurches left

Terrorism and the legacy of Oslo By Joel Himelfarb Sharon rebuilds Israel's deterrent capability

H10 Christian Science Monitor excellent adventure Investigated over ties to Iran and wanted for crimes in Jordan, Iraq's deputy PM tries to rebound again.

From yellowcake to 'Plamegate' How mishandled intelligence in the run-up to the Iraq war led to an indictment in the White House.

Yard by yard in Iraq

Bush moves on to friendlier turf: Asia Rebuffed in Latin America, he is set to push China to broadly open its markets.

Charges of fraud and abuse follow Egyptian vote Journalists, politicians say Mubarak is using intimidation tactics to squelch criticism.

Asia Times Why Western governments fall apart The punditry dismisses US President George W Bush as dumb, British Prime Minister Tony Blair as smarmy, President Jacques Chirac as arrogant and Italy's Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi as bent. But they are not the reason the West cannot field a single functioning government. It's the people who elected them into office who are the problem.
H11 IHT Amman attack: Is America to blame? RAMI G. KHOURI The main point of 11/9 in Amman is not about the specific attack, but the wider war it portends.

Is microlending all it's cracked up to be? RASHMI DYAL-CHAND / When it comes to poverty in developing nations, are microloans really the miracle cure their many supporters believe?

Growth of innovation in Asia leaves U.S. fretting

Germany: The coalition may do some good MICHAEL HEISE Contrary to current perceptions, German policymakers, and the electorate at large, are acting on the need for change.

Obituary: Peter Drucker, 95, economist who prized value of workers

BBC Chirac in new pledge to end riots The French leader vows to create new opportunities for young people, saying France faces "a crisis of identity".

UPI Walker's World: Bleak week for Europe


H12 RFE/RL Putin Reshuffles Cabinet, Administration
EurasiaNet Observers: Dip in Azerbaijani Voter Turnout Signals Apathy
EDM AZERBAIJAN'S OPPOSITION SET TO CONTINUE PROTEST RALLIES, BUT TIME IS RUNNING OUT
- PUTIN'S RUSSIA AS AN UNCERTAIN PROPOSITION
- ARMENIA ADOPTS LANDMARK BUDGET FOR 2006
- WHO ARE YUSHCHENKO'S TRUE ALLIES?

BBC Uzbek tinderbox The end of the Andijan trial is unlikely to quell simmering tensions
EU Says States Could Face Sanctions for CIA Jails
H13 The Times David Aaronovitch It's the latest disease Why are there so many good, sensible people saying stupid things about Muslims?

WSJ Drucker on Everything If every manager read Peter Drucker's books, the business world would be a better place.

Old Age Tsunami Asia's graying populations could roil the global economy. By NICHOLAS EBERSTADT

Foreign Student Enrollments in U.S. Top 565,000 in 2004-2005 Report finds India, China top senders; U.S. students abroad in record numbers

Institute for International Economics, Richard N. Cooper, Living with Global Imbalances: A Contrarian View

Federal Reserve, Chairman Alan Greenspan, Nov 14, 2005Stability and Economic Growth: The Role of the Central Bank

FT Russia's nightmare: cocktail of chemical weapons and terrorists

Graft 'on wane' in most former communist states Corruption is on the decline in most of the former communist states of eastern Europe and central Asia,

Banks warn over Basel delay The world's largest banks warned that the new global framework for regulating their capital could be undermined by delays in its adoption in the US.

COMMENT: It is time for Asia to co-operate on energy supplies By A F M Maniruzzaman

H14 Financial Times COMMENT: The prognosis is poor for EU integration By Wolfgang Munchau

Putin ally in prime position to take over as Russian leader Putin promoted Dmitry Medvedev, his powerful chief of staff, to a top government position in a move observers said initiates the succession process for the presidency.

UN inquiry fuels fears among Syria's Alawite elite

COMMENT: A way to win young Muslim minds By Philip Stephens

COMMENT: Why a sick France needs a true cultural revolution By Nicolas Baverez

China's rural question No domestic priority preoccupies China's leaders more than preventing a collapse of its rural economy. Alarmed by the idea of hundreds of millions more workers...

Merkel's Faustian pact The "grand coalition" agreement between Germany's Christian Democrats and Social Democrats foresees sharp increases in income and value added taxes and no genuine...

COMMENT: Britain's future lies in entrepreneurial talent By Gordon Brown

COMMENT: Urgent tasks for Bush ahead of the Apec summit By Jeffrey Bader and Matthew Goodman

COMMENT: The battle for free speech in Asia is not yet won By Victor Mallet Asian authoritarians are repeating their mistake of a decade ago, seeing the free flow of information as a preventable evil promoted by misguided western liberals. In fact, it is an inevitable adjunct of global modernization

COMMENT: How to resolve the deadlock holding back world trade talks The poorest countries must come on board, although some hesitate to liberalise trade that lest they lose tariff revenues on which they rely, writes Jagdish Bhagwati, senior fellow at the Council on Foreign Relations
H15 Los Angeles Times Some Insurgents Want a Deal, Politician Says

Editorial Fixing a mistake in Iraq
THE IRAQI GOVERNMENT THIS month belatedly got around to reversing one of the worst errors of the U.S.-led Coalition Provisional Authority, which ran the country after the invasion: the disbanding of the Iraqi army. Some officers had been called back into service earlier, but the transitional government issued a

U.S.-Iraq Troops Raid Government Jail Where Abuses Are Alleged

Déjà vu in Kabul By Chris Mason
THE ROADMAP for Afghanistan crafted by the international community in Bonn in December 2001 has been followed to its end. A constitution is in place, and two elections have been held.

Red plus blue equals purple
By Niall Ferguson THIS TIME last year — just after George W. Bush had won his second term — you would have thought the second Civil War was about to break out. I lost count of the number of times I heard the phrase "a country divided."

This isn't the real America
By Jimmy Carter IN RECENT YEARS, I have become increasingly concerned by a host of radical government policies that now threaten many basic principles espoused by all previous administrations, Democratic and Republican.

H16 The Long, Hard Autumn of Dick Cheney - Mike Allen, Time

BBC Tough times The US vice-president may have fallen out of favour
Is Hillary Really A Centrist? Let's Look At Her Votes - Raymond Keating, Newsday

This Isn't The Real America - Jimmy Carter, Los Angeles Times

REDISCOVERED TESTIMONY FROM EX-CIA CHIEF SUGGESTS PRE-WAR IRAQ INTEL MANIPULATED

9/11 commission slams U.S. on nukes Members say U.S. not doing enough to stop the spread of nuclear weapons
H17 Daily Telegraph Bicultural Europe is doomed In a democratic age, argues Mark Steyn, you can't buck demography - except by civil war.

EU's spy satellite network The European Union is building its own network of spy satellites allowing Brussels to ensure nations and private individuals are obeying its policies.

UN condemns Iraqi jailsThousands of people are being locked up without adequate legal protection in Iraq's prisons in conditions at times reminiscent of those under Saddam Hussein.
H18 Independent The fog of war: white phosphorus, Fallujah and some burning questions

Afghanistan and Iraq: A tale of two conflicts

Afghanistan: The war with no end
* Four years on, British troops still being sent to terror-torn nation* Lawlessness rife as suicide bombers strike again in Kabul* Minister vows forces will stay until stable democracy secured ...so what chance of leaving Iraq next year?

Jeremy Warner's Outlook: The cost of public sector pensions is twice the national debt. Is that a crisis or isn't it?

Conor Gearty: 'To work its moral magic, human rights need certainty'
H19 Congressional Research Service - Pandemic Influenza: Domestic Preparedness Efforts

Rand Corporation The Quality of Personnel in the Enlisted Ranks

Air Force Instruction 31-401, "Information Security Program Management," 1 November 2005 (87 pages, 1.9 MB PDF)

"The Mosaic Theory, National Security, and the Freedom of Information Act" by David E. Pozen, Yale Law Journal, Vol. 115, No. 3, 2005

ISS Occasional Paper nº 60 The EU in Moldova - Settling conflicts in the neighbourhood
H20 Slate I Was Wrong, but So Were You: Parsing Bush's new mantra. Fred Kaplan

Believe It or Not: Are you sure you want to keep saying we were fooled by Ahmad Chalabi and the INC?
Christopher Hitchens

H21 If Books Are on Google, Who Gains and Who Loses? New York Times

Google eyes online book rental plan

Team beats Google print

'King Kong' with inch-wide teeth who walked alongside early ManFossils from the largest ape to walk the Earth have been dated to the same era when humans are thought to have inhabited the area

No, the Swiss aren't boringJohnjoe McFadden: Personality tests show that national stereotypes are constructed from hearsay and prejudice.

TV News Blogs Offer Insider View
By Matea Gold
Network news divisions go online to provide more transparency about their operations.


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Türk-Amerikan İlişkileri Üzerine Notlar: Ataerkil Yapıdan Tüccar Mantığına mı? Mayıs 2003
Türkiye, ABD ve Irak Harekâtı: Hayır Diyebilen Türkiye? - Şubat 2003
Değişim, ‘Sense of Proportion’ ve Tarihin Yararları ile Sınırları Üzerine Nisan 2003
ABD Güvenlik Politikalarında Güç Kullanımı ve Caydırıcılık Ağustos 2002
“Yalnız Kovboy” ya da “Eşit Olmayanlar Arasında Birinci”: ABD Dış Politikasında Tektaraflılık-Çoktaraflılık Tartışmaları Mart 2002
İyi, Kötü ve Çirkin: ABD'nin Orta Doğu Politikaları Ocak 2002
Unilateralism corrupts, absolute unilateralism corrupts absolutely Turkish News, May 21, 2002
ABD ve Afganistan: Çıkış Var mı? Kasım 2001
Realism and Change
Crime and Punishment - Deterrence and its Failure in Theory and Practice 2001
“Tüketebileceğimizden Daha Fazla Değişim” ya da Eskimeyen Dünya Düzeni Ekim 2001
“ABD-AB İlişkilerinde Metal Yorgunluğu” Haziran 2001
It never rains circa. 1991.
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