September | 2008 | Watching America

France: 700 Billion, Then what?

Robin Koerner - September 30, 2008. Published in Les Echos

Saudi Arabia: America the Marxist!!

Robin Koerner - September 30, 2008. Published in Elaph

...the American government dared to nationalize some of those companies and banks. Were Marx, Lenin, and Mao Tse Tung resurrected today, they would celebrate the sweeping victory over brutal capitalism...

Germany: America, Where it Pays to Fail

Robin Koerner - September 30, 2008. Published in Der Spiegel

Germany: America Loses its Dominant Economic Role

Robin Koerner - September 30, 2008. Published in Der Spiegel

Kings and queens have clung to the past before and humiliated themselves in public, but this time it was merely a United States president. Or what is left of him.

Israel: Republican Propagandists go Off the Deep End

Robin Koerner - September 30, 2008. Published in The Jerusalem Post

Israel: Rice Satisfied by Syria-Israel Talks

Robin Koerner - September 30, 2008. Published in The Jerusalem Post

Israel: In the Debate, Where was the Muslim Beef?

Robin Koerner - September 30, 2008. Published in Israel Insider

Pakistan: $100 Million Package for Pakistan

Robin Koerner - September 30, 2008. Published in The Nation

China: Bailout Rejection to Hit Investor Confidence in China

Robin Koerner - September 30, 2008. Published in China Daily

without any bailout, the US financial market will implode, bringing the world economy into a serious recession

U.K.: American "Black September" Has Shaken the Global Economy

Robin Koerner - September 30, 2008. Published in Asharq Al Awsat

This crisis will enter history through the widest of doors, as it has blown out the flame of capitalism and the free market, and made the huge institutions of Wall Street rush to Washington to scrounge for rescue.

Japan: Can the Japanese Make the U.S. Financial Crisis a Good Opportunity?

Robin Koerner - September 30, 2008. Published in Nikkei Shinbun

Canada: There is No Clash of the Titans

Robin Koerner - September 30, 2008. Published in Globe and Mail

Yes, Americans will elect a president, one who will face both domestic and international situations of daunting difficulty, but will he enter the office with the requisite semblance of worthiness of it?

Monthly Archives: September, 2008