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Italy: Seattle: If a Heroic Student Unknowingly Transforms into a Fundraiser

Robin Koerner - . Published in Il Fatto Quotidiano

Mexico: Wars and Conflicts in the World’s Reconfiguration

Robin Koerner - . Published in La Jornada

Lebanon: The Secrets of a Visit: John Kerry in Beirut to Clear Mines

Robin Koerner - . Published in L'Hebdo

Germany: Soap (Box) Opera

Robin Koerner - . Published in Die Tageszeitung

Blogging “Sex and the City” look-alikes and cute stage show props: The candidates need appropriate children for the election. Then a pregnant teenager goes and ruins it all.

Colombia: The World with No ‘Police’

Robin Koerner - . Published in El Tiempo

The dilemma of the superpower — that if it intervenes with the entire force of its resources it becomes 'interventionist and imperialist,' and if it does nothing, it becomes the accomplice of a genocide — seems to have been resolved by Barack Obama’s administration with a less idealistic, more practical attitude.

Morocco: Condoleezza Rice: Ftour, Flower, and Sahara

Robin Koerner - . Published in Telquel

Spain: Obama, the Candidate of the Artists: ‘Podemos con Obama’

Robin Koerner - . Published in El Mundo

Cuba: In the US, the Black Community Awaits

Robin Koerner - . Published in Juventud Rebelde

Spain: Obama and the War that Doesn’t End

Robin Koerner - . Published in El Diario Exterior

Almost three years after U.S. withdrawal, Obama returns to Iraq against all of his instincts and deepest convictions.

Guatemala: Why Don’t You Shut Up, Ann Coulter?

Robin Koerner - . Published in Siglo 21

Colombia: Impunity, Indifference and Death

Robin Koerner - . Published in El Tiempo

What could possibly justify such destruction and so much damage?

Algeria: Washington’s Sly Game in Gaza

Robin Koerner - . Published in L'Expression

What game is Washington playing in the Middle East?

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