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Japan: The US Military’s 2005 Naval Port Plan: Futenma Replacement

Robin Koerner - . Published in Okinawa Times

Japan: Ukrainian Declaration: Unity Is G-7’s Top Priority

Robin Koerner - . Published in Chunichi Shimbun

Japan: Radar Construction Begins: Disclose Information to Locals

Robin Koerner - . Published in Kyoto Shimbun

Nicaragua: More Sanctions on Russia? Dangerous!

Robin Koerner - . Published in El Nuevo Diario

The truth is an argument, not a weapon. Using it inappropriately can make those who feel threatened react violently.

Spain: From the Nixon Doctrine to the ‘Obama Doctrine’: A Guide to a Multipolar World

Robin Koerner - . Published in El Diario Exterior

Nixon continued to affirm ... that Washington would maintain its promises to its allies, something very similar to what the Obama administration often says to its network of partners in the Pacific, which at times feels like Lilliputians in the face of the Chinese giant.

Spain: Global Turmoil Demonstrates Limits of US Power

Robin Koerner - . Published in El Pais
Edited by Gillian Palmer

Argentina: The United States: A Current View of the Internal Situation

Robin Koerner - . Published in ARGENPRESS

Japan: Military Bases and Noise Pollution: Taking Measures Further Than Before

Robin Koerner - . Published in Nishinippon Shinbun

Japan: Moving toward a New Asia-Pacific Region

Robin Koerner - . Published in Chunichi Shinbun
Edited by Gillian Palmer 

Japan: I Love New York: The Haves and the Have-nots

Robin Koerner - . Published in Sankei News

Japan: Back to Square One with TPP: No Need To Rush a Settlement

Robin Koerner - . Published in Chugoku Shimbun

Nicaragua: Obama, Africa, Influences and Allies

Robin Koerner - . Published in El Nuevo Diario
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