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| H1 Newsweek A Conversation with Barack Obama “We embarked on a strategic review that involved every aspect of our government's involvement—Defense, State Department, intelligence operations, aid operations. Once that strategic review had been completed, then I sat in a room with the principals and argued about it, and listened to various perspectives, saw a range of options in terms of how we could move forward; asked them to go back and rework their numbers and reconsider certain positions based on the fact that some of the questions I asked could not be answered. And when I finally felt that every approach—every possible approach—had been aired, that all the questions had either been answered or were unanswerable, at that point I had to make a decision and I did.” NYRB Obama and the Middle East By Hussein Agha & Robert Malley The Obama administration seems prepared to devote considerable diplomatic, economic, and, perhaps, political capital to the Israeli–Palestinian conflict. The goal, once the ground has been settled, will be to achieve a comprehensive, two-state solution. But would the Israeli and Palestinian people welcome it? Would they see it as ending their conflict or merely opening its next round? What, in short, would a two-state solution actually solve? Pakistan on the Brink By Ahmed Rashid Arşivden Şanlı Bahadır Koç "Obama’nın Savaşı":AfPak Üzerine Notlar Nisan 2009 ABD ve Orta Doğu Barış Süreci Mart 2009 Financial Times Middle East test of Obama’s resolve Every serious peace plan is premised on Israel returning to its pre-1967 frontiers and a Palestinian state on the remaining 22 per cent of colonial Palestine. Now is the time to get the deal done Indian voters show the way forward The victory for the Congress party reveals Indian democracy’s ability to push back against caste-based populism; sectarian Hindu revivalism; and regional parties who hold the national interest hostage Newsweek Fareed Zakaria » The Sky Isn’t Falling Our world is more stable than we think Ha’aretz – Netanyahu unlikely to back Palestinian state at Obama meeting Benn How does an Israeli diplomatic visit to the U.S. work? Aide: Obama, Netanyahu to focus on Iran during U.S. meet National Security Council chief: Rumsfeld And Iraq: He Shall Be Judged - Robert Draper, GQ MagazineDid Rumsfeld Ruin Bush? Read it at GQ Might Donald Rumsfeld be left off the guest list for Bush administration reunions? In a piece for GQ, Robert Draper interviews former officials and discovers "intense feelings of ill will toward Donald Rumsfeld." In interviewing these officials, Draper writes, it "becomes evident that Rumsfeld impaired administration performance on a host of matters extending well beyond FT Arab states discuss Israel concessions Talks are under way among several Arab states on measures that would reward | H2 Newsweek Soner Cagaptay On Turkey's Ergenekon Case . The Ergenekon case exposes the power of a shadowy Islamic brotherhood that controls the Turkish police. US - Turkey Partnership: Committee: House Foreign Affairs - Testimony: Ian Lesser [read full story] The EU-Turkey-Cyprus Triangle: "Time for Turkey to Be Visionary in the South Caucasus", Sabine Freizer Turkey's public finances seen as obstacle to IMF agreement Turkey Adopts a More Cooperative Position on Nabucco Thousands Of Turks March In Anti - Government Protest Daily Star EditorialErdogan is under fire for policies, while Lebanese leaders simply fan fires Kurd-Arab Conflict Echoes in Parliament Iraq deal to revive gas pipeline A consortium of oil companies plans to revive a project to supply gas from FT Boost for Nabucco from Iraq gas deal | H3 Son Dakika Milliyet Hürriyet Zaman GH Türkiye Birinci Sayfalar Akşam Birgün Bugün Cumhuriyet Dünya Hürriyet Milli Gazete Milliyet Posta Radikal Referans Sabah Star Taraf Tercüman Türkiye Vakit Vatan Yeni Şafak Zaman Arşiv Taha Akyol Fikret Bila Hasan Cemal Murat Yetkin İsmet Berkan Şamil Tayyar Ekonomi |
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| H4 New York Times World Watches for U.S. Shift on Mideast Arabs, Persians, Jews By ROGER COHEN Obama should tell Netanyahu the status quo is not in anyone’s interest. Do Like Jimmy Carter By MARTIN VAN CREVELD President Obama must force the Israelis and Palestinians to do what they themselves are unable to do. Israel’s Fears, Amalek’s Arsenal By JEFFREY GOLDBERG Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s challenge is to convince President Obama that Death From Above, Outrage Down Below By DAVID KILCULLEN and ANDREW McDONALD EXUM Drone attacks in The China Puzzle By DAVID LEONHARDT We need Falling Gas Prices Deny Russia a Lever of Power Lessons the Teacher Forgot By PETER S. GOODMAN It’s almost amusing now: | H5 Washington Post Celeste Ward -- The Pentagon's Obsession With Counterinsurgency Obama, Netanyahu Differ on Goals By Jackson Diehl, Will today's meeting between Obama and Netanyahu inaugurate an era of negotiation and detente, or of deepening conflict? Obama's Dangerous Debt By Robert J. Samuelson, His budget is a case study in political expediency and economic gambling. Gen. Jones and the Anonymous Long Knives By Sally Quinn, Usually the trashing of the national security adviser takes longer. Land Dispute Between Arabs, Kurds Simmers in Iraq Kurd-Arab Conflict Echoes in Parliament How Obama Is Like George H.W. Bush on Foreign Policy By Carlos Lozada, His hero? A War Over Exchange Rates Could Undermine Recovery By Sebastian Mallaby, Those who are ignorant of history will be condemned to repeat it, as a teacher no doubt told you long ago. But the urgent question today is actually the opposite one: Can a team that is positively steeped in history -- particularly the history of the 1930s -- avoid the mistakes of that era and... Obama and Israel's Netanyahu Likely to Have Calm Meeting Despite Differences Differences Unlikely to Come to Fore Pelosi vs. the CIA: The Spies Stand Up to the Speaker By David Ignatius, It has been the nightmare scenario ever since the modern system of congressional oversight of intelligence was created in the late 1970s: When a scandal erupts, a member of Congress will put his (or her) political interests above those of the intelligence agency whose secrets he (or she) has sworn... The Take: As President, Obama Is Unafraid to Disappoint His Allies By Dan Balz, Through much of last year's campaign, Barack Obama enjoyed the acclaim of a politician who seemed adept at making himself all things to almost all people. Liberals, moderates, even some conservatives, Democrats, independents and even some Republicans all found in Obama change they could believe in. Iraqis and American Soldiers Anxious Over U.S. Withdrawal From Sadr City Locals, Americans Fear Return of Mayhem As Detroit Crumbles, China Emerges as Auto Epicenter Withdrawal Deadlines The bilateral security agreement that went into effect this year includes three deadlines for the withdrawal Manmohan Singh of Congress Party Is Reelected as India's Prime Minister Congress's Singh Becomes First Full-Term Prime Minister in 40 Years to Be Reelected Scientists Consider Age of Swine Flu Victims Evidence of Pandemic Potential Scientists Say Relative Youth of Ill People Is Evidence of Pandemic Potential Tamil Tiger Rebels Admit Defeat in Sri Lanka, Vow to Silence Guns Editorial Mr. Obama's War? No. Like it or not, it's Antitrust Challenges for the Obama Administration By Steven Pearlstein, The president has a chance to make antitrust laws work. Sticking With Tribunals The president's changes would improve military commissions, but Congress should play its part. The Tiananmen Diaries By Perry Link, PRISONER OF THE STATE The Secret Journal of Zhao Ziyang Obama Picks Huntsman, Republican Governor of Utah, as Ambassador to China Huntsman Was Potential 2012 Challenger Once-Struggling Fiat Could Become No. 3 World Automaker With GM, Chrysler Deals Formerly Struggling Automaker Aims to Be World's Third-Largest Some Call It Torture. In One Poll, Most Call It Justified. Islamist Rebels Threaten Somalia's Government 10-Day Offensive Revives Fears That Radical Islamist Insurgents Could Take Powe Into the Thicket on Torture By Jim Hoagland, President Obama's effort to block the release of photographs of Another Threatened Newsroom Species It's time to start thinking of an alternative to the traditional ombudsman model. Greed's Saving Graces By George F. Will, Open Markets are the best way to combat greed. Visit Stubhub.com for proof. William J. Dobson - The Best Guide for Gitmo? Look to Singapore. At Geithner's Treasury, Key Decisions on Hold Many Advisers' Roles Are Undefined And Others Still Awaiting Confirmation Cold Reality Addressing climate change is a job for Congress, not the Endangered Species Act. Obama Addresses Abortion Protests in Commencement Speech at Notre Dame Obama Calls for 'Open Minds' Amid Abortion Debate Obama Confronts Foes With Faith By E. J. Dionne, At Notre Dame, Obama gave the most radical and most conservative speech of his presidency. Science Digest: Melting of Ice Sheet Might Not Be as Worrisome as Was Thought A new study has found that one of the worst-case scenarios for sea-level rise -- the melting of an Antarctic ice sheet that is as vast as Texas and as thick as 1.8 miles -- would not be as bad as previously thought. India's Hindu Nationalist BJP Party Reflects on Election Loss Israel's Netanyahu Arrives in Washington for First Meeting With Obama | H6 Guardian Barack Obama to push Israel for two-state pledge Obama bids for Middle East peace President signals a very different approach to the Jewish state as US wants 'real results' Challenges ahead for China as it looks to get growth back on trackPolitical reform, energy needs and bridging the wealth gap are among the pressing issues for New series: China at the crossroads In the first part of our week-long portrait of Unemployment forces Chinese migrants back to the countryside Factory to farm: millions who had enjoyed a taste of city freedom are returning to their villages Economy and the environment: growing pains Editorial: Protecting the planet often suffers because of our reckless pursuit of growth but politicians keep taking the easy option Tamil Tigers leader 'died in bunker' Rebel fighters reported to be blowing themselves up, and leader said to have died in bunker Sri Lanka: the bloody end of battle Editorial: The international community must insist on transparency and accountability for the Tamil civilians now in government hands US abortion views 'irreconcilable' Barack Obama strives for common ground and urges campaigners not to demonise each other Tamil Tigers' last retreat cut off Government defies calls for halt to fighting and UN accusations of bloodbath The week Britain turned its anger on politicians Row over MPs' expenses threatens legitimacy of mainstream parties offering themselves for government Cameron can't run away from Europe Nick Cohen: There's nothing compassionate about the friends the Tory leader is making on the Continent |
H7 | H8 Iraq Updates IraqSlogger Google News Iraq Iran Syria Mideastwire.com - NPR Iraq Iraq concern over lack of US engagement Militants test readiness of Iraq's forces as US prepares to leave USA Today Iraq deal to revive gas pipeline A consortium of oil companies plans to revive a project to supply gas from raq Stability May Stall as US Withdraws Troops, Haass Says Ernesto Londoño / Washington Post: Iraqi oil ministry under fire over low exports and revenue Washington threatens to evacuate three US bases over Qatar's pro-Iran policy Iraqi oil minister rejects Kurdish oil plan Shahrestani says the Iraqi government is under no obligation to ensure that foreign companies are paid for oil sent through pipelines from | H9 Ha’aretz – Netanyahu unlikely to back Palestinian state at Obama meeting Benn How does an Israeli diplomatic visit to the U.S. work? Aide: Obama, Netanyahu to focus on Iran during U.S. meet National Security Council chief: Strong advisor to a weak government Obama: I can't tell Israel not to fear Iran Netanyahu to tell Obama: Time 'running out' on Iran PM will also present security demands he views as essential to any final-status deal with the Palestinians ANALYSIS / Netanyahu's problem will be the Palestinians, not Iran If Obama shows understanding on the Iranian issue, Netanyahu will be more flexible on other matters ANALYSIS / Netanyahu is capable of reaching peace It doesn't matter what Netanyahu says during his White House visit, but what he does when he returns to Israel. U.S. Jews seek clues to Obama Israel policy in Netanyahu visit The 78% of American Jews who voted for Obama want to know if that now conflicts with loyalty to Editorial Say 'yes' to Obama Netanyahu must choose between continuing the policy of intransigence, settlements and footdragging, and taking part in the new world order. Act now The millions of Israelis who are prepared to exchange territories for peace understand that Netanyahu cannot be exempt from taking action. Israel, PA hold secret meetings over renewing peace talks Contact comes despite PA's demand that settlement construction end first; Peres: Levy Please, with might Obama is the final hope: Only if he throws his entire weight into the process will anything in the Bar’el Netanyahu is good for Obama If in D.C. Bibi says 'two states for two peoples', Obama will have his first Israeli political achievement. EldarNegotiations - an obstacle to peace To convince both Palestinians and Israelis that the rules of the game have changed, Obama must demand that Netanyahu carry out his part of an agreement he actually signed with Bill Clinton and Yasser Arafat. ANALYSIS / Netanyahu's only card to play with Obama is Iran Poll: 40% of Israeli Arabs believe Holocaust never happened Survey also finds that only 41% of Israeli Arabs recognize Peres: If Assad wants Israel-Syria peace, why is he shy? President urges Syrian counterpart to agree to direct talks, says time is ripe to advance New residents account for one-third of West Bank settlement growth Arab League: Israel's nuclear program more worrying than Iran Peace Now: 'Natural growth' - Israel's trick for W. Bank expansion Deputy FM: Assad wants only peace process, not actual peace accord ElBaradei: Israeli strike on Iran would be 'insane' What kind of normalization? If Israel holds negotiations with Syria and the Palestinians, it will need to present a more practical, exact characterization of its demands than what it used in the peace agreement with Egypt. Amira Hass / Israel won't let books, music, clothes into Gaza 'Iran presidential hopeful, 12, wants to move Israel to Hawaii' N PICTURES / Israeli premiers meet American presidents Jerusalem Post Netanyahu to focus on Iran with Obama, adviser says Security adviser Arad buoyed by president saying all options are on the table; hints premier won't publicly endorse two-state solution. Netanyahu has more to lose if Obama meeting goes sour, pundits claim Some news outlets, including Fox News, play up Netanyahu's possible support for a two-state solution. Iran and the Israeli-Arab conflict: Making a smart connection [ ODED ERAN AND EMILY B. LANDAU The Region: Don't overestimate the West's naiveté [ BARRY RUBIN Reality Check: Pushing Netanyahu [ JEFF BARAK Arabs slam bill to criminalize 'nakba' MK proposes 3 years in jail for commemorations; study: 40% of Israeli Arabs say Shoah didn't happen Likud ministers ready to resist PA state Concern spurred by 'Post' report on AIPAC lobbying for Palestinian State with PMO's blessing. Barak to force Iran expert Lubrani out Senior officials tell 'Post' that power struggles between Mossad, Defense Ministry lead to decision. '31% of Israelis call Obama pro-Israel'Poll shows that current |
| Ahead of summit, Obama and Netanyahu press different agendas When the leaders meet Monday, the Could Taliban get keys to Pakistan's A-bomb? Experts see the Islamic fighters as less of a risk than radical insiders gaining access to nuclear materials. Islamist offensive ruins the West's plan for Somalia Militant Islamists have the moderate government surrounded in | Russia and Italy sign gas supply deal Vladimir Putin and Silvio Berlusconi oversee an agreement between Moscow’s Gazprom and Rome’s Eni to double the capacity of the South Stream pipeline, intensifying concerns about the EU’s energy security Russia, Italy to Double Pipeline Capacity Russian and Italian firms agreed to expand the capacity of a new gas pipeline into Europe that will bypass Ukraine, in a challenge to a rival project backed by the U.S. and EU. Heritage Recommendations for the New U.S. Ambassador to NATO A review of The Euro: The Politics of the New Global Currency by David Marsh (and more and more). EU industry emissions fall 3% in 2008 Three per cent fall in GHG emissions was claimed by the European Commission as a victory for environmental policies, but carbon traders were quick to note that the recession also played a part CEPS Annual Conference 2009: "The Quest for European Leadership" EU Warns Bosnia Its Accession Chances Are At Stake The European Union's Enlargement Commissioner Olli Rehn has told the visiting foreign minister of Bosnia-Herzegovina, Sven Alkalaj, that the divided country must consolidate its central authorities or risk damaging its chances of one day joining the bloc. He also sought to stamp out criticism that its leadership in From Esprit, before we ask the question of a social Europe, a legal solution to the co-existence of social Siemens chief sees surge from Germany Löscher forecasts fresh industrialisation France claims lead on recovery in Europe France is four months ahead of other European countries in its economic recovery plan, according to the minister in charge of the €26bn fiscal stimulus Boost for Nabucco from Iraq gas deal | H12 RFE/RLIs The Karabakh Peace Process In Jeopardy? Falling Gas Prices Deny Russia a Lever of Power Ukraine's economic straits raise worries about radicalism Gains by a far-right party in regional polls and the murder of a Ukrainian nationalist have caused concern. But many caution that radicals hold limited appeal at the national level. Russia signs deals for its 'EU rival' pipeline Russia Still Has Georgia On Its Mind Gazprom Ready to Buy All Gas From Azeri Nabucco Base Google News Azerbaijan Georgia may remain without gas even in the presence of Nabucco Who's the Boss in Russia? - Fishman, Mayetnaya & Guseva, Newsweek Rise of Radicalism in Ukraine? - James Marson, Christian Science Monitor
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H13 The Times Iran tops Israel’s agendaToday’s US-Israeli summit is scripted to end happily. Any real differences will be exposed later Alon PinkasPreparedness is All Swine flu is still out there, spreading sickness and notching up fatalities. There is no case for panic, but every need to remain alert to the danger Conquering Congress India’s election has delivered the best result: stability and a strong government Defeated Tamil Tigers admit 'bitter end'After 26 years of fighting for an ethnic Tamil homeland, and final spate of suicide attacks, Sri Lanka rebels silence their guns NEW: Tamil Tigers warn of mass suicide Pakistan to attack Bin Laden’s lair Pakistan is to extend its war on the Taliban into areas bordering Afghanistan where Osama Bin Laden is believed to be hiding Obama courts Israel with pact against Tehran President Barack Obama hopes to tempt Binyamin Netanyahu, the Israeli leader, with the prospect of an alliance against a nuclear Iran Crisis calls for elected House of Lords Parliamentary reform is vital to convince the public that Britain is honestly governed William Rees-Mogg Where are the images of horror? History shows us that there is always the need for a witness to war Don McCullin Wall Street Journal The High Price of Deterring Iran By Emanuele Ottolenghi | H14 Financial Times Middle East test of Obama’s resolve Every serious peace plan is premised on Israel returning to its pre-1967 frontiers and a Palestinian state on the remaining 22 per cent of colonial Palestine. Now is the time to get the deal done Indian voters show the way forward The victory for the Congress party reveals Indian democracy’s ability to push back against caste-based populism; sectarian Hindu revivalism; and regional parties who hold the national interest hostage Arab states discuss Israel concessions | H15 Los Angeles Times President Obama's first test on Middle East peace A much anticipated meeting with Israel's new prime minister, Benjamin Netanyahu takes place Monday at the White House. Will the president try to push for a quick solution or take a gradual approach? Afghan civilian deaths: Who is to blame? Commanders and villagers give conflicting accounts of the attack that Afghan officials say killed 140 civilians, a toll disputed by the U.S. But injured girls make clear the costs for two families. Tamil Tigers admit defeat at hands of Sri Lankan military The beaten and battered rebel group, reportedly trapped in a 300-square-yard area, has offered to lay down arms. The military, however, says the force continues to attack Somaliland strives to stand out in troubled region The breakaway republic hopes to become Africa's newest state, wooing international support with state-of-the-art elections. But it faces the corruption, injustice and tensions endemic to the region India's Congress Party wins strong support in national elections Prime Minister Manmohan Singh calls it a 'massive mandate.' State television says the Congress alliance is likely to win about 261 seats in parliament, just short of the 272 needed for a majority. Obama picks GOP's Jon Huntsman as ambassador to China The Utah governor's nomination for the ambassadorship is a surprise but is met with praise from Republicans and Democrats Violence across northern Pakistan Eleven people are killed in two bomb blasts in Peshawar; 29 villagers are reported killed in suspected drone attacks in North Waziristan; and 49 Taliban militants are slain by troops in Swat. Iran president's denial of Holocaust becomes campaign issue A reformist challenger says President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad's stance has isolated Iran internationally. EditorialThe 'war on drugs' is over The Obama administration is moving toward demilitarizing a health problem. The psychology behind boom and bust Doyle McManus Dramatic physical reactions to making and losing money help fuel our economy's.. Resolving the coming demographic disaster By Michelle Goldberg The answer to too many people in some places and too few in others is to allow... Outsourcing American dreams and Hollywood endings By Pico Iyer The Old World is becoming new, even as America -- at last -- is getting a little older. |
The Calm Before the Storm By PETER BAKERPresident Obama and Congress have thus far avoided direct conflict. It’s just a matter of time before a showdown comes. The GOP's Paranoid Foreign Policy Newsweek Midnight in the Century in Pakistan - Bernard-Henri Levy, Politico Government Money Is a Toxic Asset - David Ignatius, Washington Post
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| Suffering in Sri Lanka Telegraph View The defeat of the Tamil Tigers will bring a terrible episode in | H18 Independent Leading article: Afghanistan is a worthwhile mission Patrick Cockburn: These killings will only strengthen the Taliban Rupert Cornwell: Not a U-turn, he's just making the best of a bad job Robert Fisk’s World: The West awaits the return of friendly 'democrats' to Lebanon Success puts India's new ruling class under pressure The Congress party's majority leaves it with no excuses if it cannot deliver The bitter end |
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