Updates fromthe World Politics Review

• Netanyahu’s Moves Spark Debate on Intentions
   
  
  By: Ethan Bronner | The New York Times
  
• Israel: 'Fix Kosovo First Before Telling Us What to Do'
   
  
  By: Leigh Phillips | EU Observer
  
• U.S., Europe Press GCC States on Yemen Membership
   
  
  By: James M. Dorsey | World Politics Review
  
• U.S. Raid May Have Killed Briton Held by Taliban
   
  
  By: John F. Burns | The New York Times
  
• Taliban Border Haven in U.S. Sights
   
  
  By: David S. Cloud | Los Angeles Times
  
• Iran's Economy Feels Sting of Sanctions
   
  
  By: Farnaz Fassihi | The Wall Street Journal
  
• Italy Closes the Door on Gypsies
   
  
  By: Anthony Faiola | The Washington Post
  
• Nuclear Weapons Likely to Stay in Germany
   
  
  Der Spiegel
  
• Irish Police Find Explosives and Arms Dump in Blow to Dissident Republicans
   
  
  By: Henry McDonald | The Guardian
  
• U.S., Georgia Hold Meeting Under Strategic Partnership Charter
   
  
  By: Vladimir Socor | Eurasia Daily Monitor
  
• Kyrgyzstan: Parties Prepare for Coalition Building after Landmark Elections
   
  
  By: David Trilling | Eurasianet
  
• Rivalry Between Egypt, Iran Spreads Beyond the Mideast
   
  
  By: Elizabeth Iskander and Minas Monir | World Politics Review
  
• U.S. Alarmed by Harsh Tone of China’s Military
   
  
  By: Michael Wines | The New York Times
  
• South Korea's Lee Expects Kim Jong-Un to Rule North Korea
   
  
  By: Donald Kirk | The Christian Science Monitor
  
• A View of Pakistan's Efforts in Kashmir From the Inside
   
  
  By: Shukat Qadir | The National
  
• New Iraq Government May Hinge on Census Agreement
   
  
  By: Kirk Sowell | World Politics Review
  
• Obama Loosens Sanctions on C-130s to China
   
  
  By: Bill Gertz | The Washington Times
  
• Mexico: Assassins on the 'Cheap'
   
  
  By: Viridiana Rios | Geopolitical Monitor
  
• U.S. Makes Gains for Human Rights in Geneva
   
  
  By: Barbara Crossette | The Nation
  
• U.S. Base Deal for Colombia: Back to the Status Quo
   
  
  By: John Lindsay-Poland and Susana Pimiento | Foreign Policy in Focus