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Netherlands: If Obama Wins We’ll Crack Open the Champagne

Robin Koerner - . Published in De Limburger

Sweden: An Ambiguous Superpower

Robin Koerner - . Published in Dagens Nyheter

President Obama is not going to send the Marine Corps everywhere; however, the U.S. must not withdraw from the world.

Sweden: Clinton Had No Miracle Cure

Robin Koerner - . Published in Dagens Nyheter

Morocco: Obama Inherits a Country on the Brink of Bankruptcy

Robin Koerner - . Published in MarocHebdo

Sweden: The NSA’s Wretched Reasons

Robin Koerner - . Published in Sydsvenskan

The NSA seems to conduct mass surveillance with a wretched reason: just because they can.

France: An American Dream

Robin Koerner - . Published in Liberation

Finally, the values of solidarity, of attention to the weak, and of justice will be represented by the White House.

Pakistan: The Role of the New American President in Establishing Peace!

Robin Koerner - . Published in Ummat
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France: Obama and McCain Fight for the Evangelical Vote

Robin Koerner - . Published in Le Figaro

Sweden: A Frightening Picture of America

Robin Koerner - . Published in Aftonbladet

Sweden: So the US Is Single-Handedly at War Again

Robin Koerner - . Published in Svenska Dagbladet

For many Americans, it feels like 2003, though even more confusing.

Sweden: Iran a Key Player in Obama’s Islamic State Strategy

Robin Koerner - . Published in Svenska Dagbladet

Successfully combating the Islamic State requires that Obama dares to take steps that might alienate Iran, but there is much to suggest that he will not take them.

Sweden: Everyone Is Waiting for Washington

Robin Koerner - . Published in Expressen

Instead of tightening his superpower muscles, Obama slunk from the fray with his tail between his legs, unwilling to challenge Israel's cheerleaders in Congress.
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