Kim Hjelmgaard, USA TODAY: Davos arrives as world on verge of nervous breakdown
Commentaries, Analysis, And Editorials -- January 19, 2015
What Is the Point of Davos? -- Iain Martin, Telegraph
Israel Kills Iran’s Favorite (Terrorist) Son -- Iran Wire/Daily Beast
Playing with fire on Israel's northern front -- Alex Fishman, YNet News
Peer pressure not propaganda crucial to IS recruitment: experts -- Michael Holden and Kate Kelland, Reuters
Q&A: Yemen power struggle threatens anti-al-Qaida campaign -- Maggie Michael, AP
Pakistan: No More ‘Good Taliban’? -- Kunwar Khuldune Shahid, The Diplomat
Why Obama Can't Say 'Radical Islam' -- Eli Lake, Bloomberg
The NSA was tracking North Korea's hackers long before they attacked Sony Pictures -- Amar Toor, The verge
Even Vladimir Putin's Authoritarian Allies Are Fed Up With Russia's Crumbling Economy -- Casey Michel, New Republic
Russia's next acquisition -- Luke Coffey, Al Jazeera
Official: Cuba terror listing won’t affect US push for embassy, diplomatic ties -- FOX News
Would the world rather dodge news of Alberto Nisman's death? -- Seth Lipsky, Haaretz
No One Was Supposed to Lose This Much Money on Swiss Francs -- Matt Levine, Bloomberg
A New Ceiling for Oil Prices -- Anatole Kaletsky, Project Syndicate
The casualties of cheap oil -- Ana Swanson, Washington Post
The Pope said what?!? More stunners from Francis -- Daniel Burke, CNN Religion Editor
The Military-Industrial Complex in Iraq -- Peter Van Buren, Guernica
Why did ‘American Sniper’ do so well at the box office? -- Daniel Wood, CSM
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