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France: Picturing Mark Twain's Work Differently…

Robin Koerner - . Published in La Croix
Being edited by Sarah Green

Switzerland: America’s Long March

Robin Koerner - . Published in Le Temps

Germany: How’s It Going, America?

Robin Koerner - . Published in die Tageszeitung

Elkhart and Toledo. Indiana and Ohio. Decline and comeback: How the new era under President Barack Obama is seen in these two cities in the United States

Morocco: Obama Won First Debate Over McCain

Robin Koerner - . Published in Al Massae

Norway: "Greed is good": Or is it?

Robin Koerner - . Published in Aftenposten

Everywhere people are talking and writing about a culture of greed that has broken the American economy almost overnight

Bulgaria: Jim’s Old America

Georgi T. Dimitrov - . Published in Bloombergtv.bg

I believe that Biden’s approach, a bit ceremonial, overtly gentleman-like, bringing back a sense of morality as a national resource, was the reason he was elected.

Norway: Even Debate on McCain's Home Turf

Robin Koerner - . Published in Aftenposten

France: Democracy for America, Activists in the Service of Obama

Robin Koerner - . Published in Le Monde

Germany: The “Ick-Factor”

Robin Koerner - . Published in Die Zeit

Alan Dershowitz, the American top lawyer who became famous with the defense of O.J. Simpson, says that “in Europe, Spitzer’s prostitute scandal wouldn't even make the back pages of the newspaper”.

Brazil: Why Voting Laws Cause So Much Controversy in the United States

Robin Koerner - . Published in Veja

The Jim Crow era left a very heavy legacy ... [I]t is absurd to compare Georgia's new legislation with this dark age.

Switzerland: Institutional Racism: An American Evil

Robin Koerner - . Published in Le Temps

Canada: 9/11: The Defense Claims the FBI Tried To Spy on Them

Robin Koerner - . Published in Huffington Post
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