March | 2015 | Watching America

France: Sgt. Bergdahl’s Indictment a Source of Embarrassment for Obama

Robin Koerner - March 31, 2015. Published in Le Figaro

[A] report concludes that Bergdahl had no intention of leaving the Army permanently. His motives, however, remain unclear.

South Korea: Balance with Washington, China Seen as a Blessing

Robin Koerner - March 31, 2015. Published in The JoongAng Ilbo

South Korea: Abe’s Sophistry in Full Blossom

Robin Koerner - March 31, 2015. Published in The JoongAng Ilbo

The U.S. Congress would not be lending its podium to the first Japanese leader to hear sophistry justifying wartime aggressions.

South Korea: A Willingness to Compromise

Robin Koerner - March 31, 2015. Published in The JoongAng Ilbo

South Korea: Seoul’s Clout in AIIB Is Still Being Negotiated

Robin Koerner - March 31, 2015. Published in The JoongAng Ilbo

South Korea hesitated to join the institution because its major ally, the United States, expressed concerns over the possibility of China using the bank for political purposes.

South Korea: Stuck in the Middle Again

Robin Koerner - March 31, 2015. Published in The JoongAng Ilbo

Russia: A Lovers’ Quarrel

Robin Koerner - March 31, 2015. Published in Izvestia

Japan: Strengthening the Bonds of Friendship with Hawaii

Robin Koerner - March 30, 2015. Published in Ryūkyū Shimpō

Italy: Afghanistan Between the Taliban and the Islamic State: Doubts Over American Exit Strategy

Robin Koerner - March 30, 2015. Published in Panorama

Brazil: The Only Effect of US Sanctions against Venezuela Is To Give Breath to Maduro

Jane Dorwart - March 30, 2015. Published in Estadao

Ukraine: The Hawk and the Lame Duck

Robin Koerner - March 30, 2015. Published in Zaxid.net

No one has any doubts that a new military catastrophe will involve more than just Ukraine and Europe.

Israel: US Foreign Policy Detached from Reality

Robin Koerner - March 30, 2015. Published in YNet News

Monthly Archives: March, 2015

France: Sgt. Bergdahl’s Indictment a Source of Embarrassment for Obama

South Korea: Balance with Washington, China Seen as a Blessing

South Korea: Abe’s Sophistry in Full Blossom

South Korea: A Willingness to Compromise

South Korea: Seoul’s Clout in AIIB Is Still Being Negotiated

South Korea: Stuck in the Middle Again

Russia: A Lovers’ Quarrel

Japan: Strengthening the Bonds of Friendship with Hawaii

Italy: Afghanistan Between the Taliban and the Islamic State: Doubts Over American Exit Strategy

Brazil: The Only Effect of US Sanctions against Venezuela Is To Give Breath to Maduro

Ukraine: The Hawk and the Lame Duck

Israel: US Foreign Policy Detached from Reality

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