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Singapore: U.S. a Nation Run by Dictators?

Robin Koerner - November 12, 2008. Published in Lianhe Zaobao

I will not go through the numerous examples of how the U.S. President has eluded the United Nations on global matters and how he has skirted around the Congress and the Americans to implement unpopular policies...

Singapore: America's Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac vs China's Sanlu

Robin Koerner - November 21, 2008. Published in Lianhe Zaobao

The challenge of effective control and taming of a beast named capitalism is staring all in the face, be it a new-comer like China or the 300-plus year old system itself.

Singapore: Black Lincoln? Still too Early to Tell

Robin Koerner - November 8, 2008. Published in Lianhe Zaobao

Singapore: New Shade to the American Political Scenery

Robin Koerner - November 7, 2008. Published in Lianhe Zaobao

Taiwan: Saving the Corporate Automotive Industry

Robin Koerner - November 24, 2008. Published in The Epoch Times

China: Expert Qian LiWei on Obama's Victory

Robin Koerner - November 7, 2008. Published in Xinhua Net

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Singapore: Can the Big Three Cheat Death?

Robin Koerner - November 25, 2008. Published in Lianhe Zaobao

Dominican Republic: In American Waters

Robin Koerner - March 22, 2014. Published in El Nacional

Norway: McDonald’s Opens a New “Arc De Triomphe” -in the Louvre

Robin Koerner - October 7, 2009. Published in Dagbladet

Mexico: Joe, the Plumber from Hell

Robin Koerner - October 27, 2008. Published in La Cronica

Singapore: The Motivation for Hillary’s Courtship of Indonesia

Robin Koerner - March 18, 2009. Published in Lianhe Zaobao

The Americans are looking at the most opportune time to influence and participate in the integration of the region.

Singapore: China-U.S.-Japan Love Triangle

Robin Koerner - March 4, 2009. Published in Lianhe Zaobao

Japan has kept itself occupied by concerns over whether the new administration would lean more towards China and whether it would continue to regard Japan as its most important strategic partner.

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