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Germany: The Converts

Robin Koerner - . Published in Die Zeit

Will a state [Virginia] that resisted integrated schools as late as the 1970Â’s actually elect a black man as President?

Italy: Obama Leaves Election Campaign to Visit Gravely Sick Grandmother

Robin Koerner - . Published in Corriere della Sera

Morocco: Obama Won First Debate Over McCain

Robin Koerner - . Published in Al Massae

: The Voices That Americans Hear in Their Heads

Robin Koerner - . Published in Trouw

There is something rotten in the state of America, and that is the culture of violence that is embraced by the whole society: from the entertainment industry to politics, from sports to family life

   

Germany: Erdogan Is Part of the Problem, Not the Solution

Robin Koerner - . Published in Die Welt

Biden may have come to the conclusion that anyone who has friends of this kind no longer needs enemies.

Germany: Panic in the USA

Robin Koerner - . Published in Berliner Zeitung

Conservatives are stirring up fear of Ebola and holding President Barack Obama responsible for failing to ensure that people are safe from the virus.

Russia: The Boundaries of Democracy

Robin Koerner - . Published in Rossiyskaya Gazeta

Italy: Barack Obama to Journalists: No Questions

Robin Koerner - . Published in La Stampa

France: Dangerous Liaisons Between Silicon Valley and Washington

Robin Koerner - . Published in Le Monde

France: At the White House, The “Inner Circle” Comes Apart

Robin Koerner - . Published in Le Figaro

Germany: Barack Obama Between Appearance and Reality

Robin Koerner - . Published in Die Zeit

It seems as if Obama does not put his heart and soul into foreign policy, but rather considers it something that comes after his domestic duty.
Edited by Alex Brewer

Argentina: Coup in Honduras: the Eternal Model

Robin Koerner - . Published in Argenpress
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