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Germany: Forgive and Forget?

Robin Koerner - April 5, 2008. Published in Die Zeit

Netherlands: Are the Minister’s Remarks a Death Blow to Obama?

Robin Koerner - March 23, 2008. Published in Elsevier.NL

"The candidate with the black father and the white mother, who had consistently said that race had no place in this campaign, now suddenly found himself with his political life in danger."

: U.S.-Russian Relations Under President Obama

Robin Koerner - November 10, 2008. Published in

Germany: When Push Came to Shove, Obama Stood Alone in the Spotlight

Robin Koerner - May 5, 2008. Published in Die Welt

Germany: Big Boost for Jason Wright

Robin Koerner - August 31, 2020. Published in Die Tageszeitung

It would be difficult to imagine a more difficult starting point for the 38-year-old Jason Wright, the youngest president in NFL history.

India: Obama's Lesson

Robin Koerner - November 20, 2008. Published in Mail Today

Indian Muslims must give up their minority mindset and reach out to the larger India around them

Switzerland: Barack Obama’s Burning Heritage

Robin Koerner - April 11, 2008. Published in Le Temps

"Never has the fervor that drives Americans to honor Martin Luther King through Obama appeared so ambiguous."

Germany: A Wild and Crazy Thing

Robin Koerner - November 23, 2008. Published in Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung

How closely connected religion and politics were was something Democrats had often ignored, sometimes misunderstood or just resigned themselves to.

Netherlands: Reverend Wright Scratches Exactly Where It Itches

Robin Koerner - May 3, 2008. Published in De Volkskrant

Hong Kong: Obama is Not the New Martin Luther King

Robin Koerner - April 9, 2008. Published in Ming Pao

Panama: Reverend Wright’s Prayer

Robin Koerner - March 3, 2010. Published in Panama America

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Germany: Barack Obama,Hardcore Opportunist

Robin Koerner - January 2, 2009. Published in Die Welt

Who is Obama? Has he just used everyone he met in Chicago who helped him achieve his ambitious goals? Is he a neo-Marxist clad in a moderate politician’s cloak as many of his friends in Chicago academia claim? Or is he merely the pragmatic politician he appears to be, one who has put together a centrist Cabinet?

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