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Monthly Archives: February, 2017

Angola: Africa and Donald Trump

Jane Dorwart - . Published in Jornal de Angola

       

Spain: There Is No Visa for Trump in the Heart of London

Robin Koerner - . Published in El País

'The president behaves like a petulant child… and his intellectual capacity is protozoan.'

Canada: Trump Contagion

Robin Koerner - . Published in Le Devoir

It is as if a kind of contagion is spreading from one country to another, challenging the pillars that have long made up the greatness of the Western democratic system.

Colombia: The Anti-Latino Inspiration

Robin Koerner - . Published in El Espectador

Canada: Sounds of War

Robin Koerner - . Published in Le Devoir

Overjoyed at being free of Barack Obama and John Kerry, Netanyahu now hopes to lead Trump by the nose.

Italy: Flynn, the President Whisperer

Robin Koerner - . Published in la Repubblica

Trump already displays enough “emotional instability.” ... He does not need another mentally unbalanced man to stand by his side 24/7.

Mexico: Our Undocumented Are Violating US Law

Robin Koerner - . Published in El Universal

Italy: Trump: Cracking Down on Deportation

Robin Koerner - . Published in La Repubblica
   

Russia: Trump’s Dangerous Leniency

Robin Koerner - . Published in Izvestia

Many regard the departure of a key member of the new administration’s security team as a sign of Trump’s weakness.

Ukraine: Trump’s Valentine To Ukraine

Robin Koerner - . Published in UNIAN

At the moment we should view [Trump] with optimism, but we shouldn't relax and think that everything will turn out as we need it to.

Canada: Is Donald Trump Bad, Mad – or Both?

Rejeanne Lacroix - . Published in The Globe and Mail

Mexico: Trump vs the Fighting Women

Robin Koerner - . Published in El Universal

From his position of power, Trump’s contempt for women could paradoxically be one of his biggest weaknesses.
   
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