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Poland: San Francisco Took Wałęsa’s Street

Robin Koerner - . Published in Rzeczpospolita

Colombia: Abortion in the Trump Era

Robin Koerner - . Published in El Espectador

This week ... the news quietly slipped past of something that many fear will be the beginning of the end of legal abortion in the U.S.

Brazil: Genocide in Iraq and Obama’s Reluctant Intervention

Jane Dorwart - . Published in Veja
first published 08/08/2014.

Brazil: Genocide in Iraq and Obama’s Reluctant Intervention

Jane Dorwart - . Published in Veja

India: Lost in the System

Robin Koerner - . Published in Outlook India

What has happened to George W. Bush's secret prisoners? Who knows how many innocent people are going out of their minds in the CIA's secret prisons today?

Brazil: Obama, Inside and Outside

Jane Dorwart - . Published in Veja

The diplomatic flaccidity of the U.S. gives a green light to a domestic public opinion that is indifferent to international trouble and desolation, whether in Syria or Ukraine.

Austria: The United States of Angry

Robin Koerner - . Published in der Standard

Bulgaria: ‘Anti-vaxxers’ and ‘Covidiots’ Are Not the Same

Georgi Dimitrov - . Published in 24chasa.bg

[Proclaiming] yourself someone who is against vaccines during a global pandemic [is] like refusing to shower during the plague.

Italy: Hurricane Katrina, 10 Years Later

Robin Koerner - . Published in Panorama

The wounds of Katrina are still open and deep.

Italy: Viva the American Way! Or Maybe Not

Robin Koerner - . Published in Il Giornale

How many films have you seen about the 45 million Americans in poverty? How many journalistic reports? How many people bring up this topic in TV debates? The answer is always the same: None.

Italy: Hiroshima: Two Atomic Bombs as the Foundation for US Domination

Robin Koerner - . Published in Il Fatto Quotidiano

Italy: ISIS: Where Do the US-trained Syrian and Iraqi Recruits End Up?

Robin Koerner - . Published in Il Fatto Quotidiano
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