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Lebanon: Obama and McCain Out To Conquer Undecided

Robin Koerner - . Published in L'Orient Le Jour

We expect that the senator from New York will return to the forefront of the scene in order to neutralize Sarah Palin, who has positions and political thoughts completely opposed to those of Clinton.

France: Class Warfare on Wall Street

Robin Koerner - . Published in Le Monde

Kuwait: Bush's Dog

Robin Koerner - . Published in Al-Rai

What's important is that Bush loved his dog Barnie, long considered him his good friend and, most importantly, never talked about politics with him. Perhaps Barnie never discussed politics so as to avoid dying at an early age.

Canada: The Misfires of Obama and of the Tea Party

Robin Koerner - . Published in Le Devoir

Hong Kong: Will the US Setback in Europe Lead to an Adjustment in Its Asia-Pacific Strategy?

Robin Koerner - . Published in China Review News

In these international circumstances, it is an undeniable fact that the U.S. has fewer cards to play.

Hong Kong: US Human Rights Report Distorts Truth

Robin Koerner - . Published in Wen Wei Po

The truth is that America's own human rights problems are dreadful.

Germany: On Eyebrows

Robin Koerner - . Published in die Zeit

Michelle Obama has recently started wearing wide, straight eyebrows. Does she want to subtly distract us from political crises?

Germany: US Does not Want to Deliver Weapons to Ukraine

Robin Koerner - . Published in Frankfurter Allgemeine

France: The New First Lady, Stephen Colbert

Robin Koerner - . Published in Liberation

Italy: Elections in New York: Bill de Blasio, Liberal Target for Other Democrats

Robin Koerner - . Published in Il Fatto Quotidiano

Austria: America’s Right-Wing Rebels

Robin Koerner - . Published in die Presse

France: The Trouble with Sarah Palin’s “Senators”

Robin Koerner - . Published in Le Figaro
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