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• Japan's New Optimism Has a Name: AbenomicsMartin Fackler, NY Times
• Japan Inc. Should Take a Look in the MirrorWilliam Pesek, Bloomberg
• Why the European Ideal Is Under ThreatMark Mazower, New Statesman
• Spain's Angry and Unemployed Young MenGeorge Friedman, Stratfor
• Why Russia Won't Allow Syria InterventionJulia Ioffe, The New Republic
• Syria's Great Chance for ChangeJonathan Steele, The Guardian
• The Bashar al-Assad InterviewMarcelo Cantelmi, Clarin/Worldcrunch
• China and India's Smoldering ProblemJonathan Levine, CNN
• Putin Versus None-of-the-AbovePaul Roderick Gregory, Hoover Inst.
• Egypt: From Tehran with LoveSteven A. Cook, Council on Foreign Relations
• Britain's Right Has Split IrrevocablyIain Martin, Daily Telegraph
• Is Shadow Banking China's Subprime Mortgages?Eve Cary, The Diplomat
• Foreign Policy Divides Iranian CandidatesJason Rezaian, Washington Post
• Beyond Mayor Scandal Is a Broken TorontoRichard Florida, Globe & Mail
• Did Someone Die for Your Sneakers?Mary Sanchez, Kansas City Star
• Obama's Withdrawal from the WorldFred Hiatt, Washington Post
• China's Riches Won't Bring It FreedomPankaj Mishra, Bloomberg
• Editorials
• Russia's Spy GamesWashington Post
• Taiwan and China: Seas of TroubleThe Economist
• A Window on China's Defense PolicyJapan Times
• Israel Deserves to Join the UN Security CouncilNew York Daily News

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