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Poland: Five Books Spoken about in America

Robin Koerner - . Published in Krytyka Polityczna

France: Texas Refuses to LetPregnant Woman Die

Robin Koerner - . Published in Liberation

Canada: The Controversy over Rolling Stone's Front Cover: Whether the Photo Is Right

Robin Koerner - . Published in La Presse

Switzerland: And Now, the War of Images

Robin Koerner - . Published in Le Matin

Canada: The United States of Zimmerman

Robin Koerner - . Published in La Presse

At the end of the day, justice probably triumphed. But it is sad nevertheless that 147 years after the 13th amendment to the American Constitution (celebrated in the film "Lincoln") and four years after the election of the country's first black president, the race question remains so virulent in the United States of America

France: Zimmerman Acquitted in Murder of Trayvon Martin

Robin Koerner - . Published in Le Figaro

The wave of questions and conflicting opinions speaks volumes about the racial tensions that persist across the country

Canada: Gay Marriage: No Turning Back

Robin Koerner - . Published in La Presse

Canada: When Americans Change Their Minds

Robin Koerner - . Published in La Presse

France: TAO, the NSA's Secret Cell, Spying on the World for 15 Years

Robin Koerner - . Published in Rue89

France: Are the Tsarnaev Brothers Terrorists?

Robin Koerner - . Published in Libération

Algeria: Tall Talk and Puppet Shows

Robin Koerner - . Published in L'Expression

Rather than wondering what Kerry carries or will bring in his suitcase, we should be asking: Will Israel allow the U.S. to go further than required?

France: View from the US: "Trade in Your Gun for Cash and Ham"

Robin Koerner - . Published in Le Nouvel Observateur
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