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China: No Need to Oppose US Airstrikes in Iraq

Robin Koerner - August 11, 2014. Published in Huanqiu

China: The Rise of ISIL is an Embarrassment for the US

Robin Koerner - June 27, 2014. Published in Huanqiu

China: Counteract Containment with the Greater Eurasian Community

Robin Koerner - June 17, 2014. Published in Huanqiu

China: Does Obama Want a ‘Pivot’ to Europe?

Robin Koerner - June 10, 2014. Published in Huanqiu

Obama remains insistent that the U.S. must lead the rest of the world and that the 21st century should, like the one preceding it, have the U.S. at the helm. But upon hearing him say these words now, one cannot help but feel that he lacks the wherewithal to back them up.

China: Be on Guard: Dangerous Signals Sent by US-Taiwanese Cooperation on Missile Defense

Robin Koerner - June 5, 2014. Published in Huanqiu

One cannot help but ask why the U.S. is unwilling to fundamentally resolve the North Korean nuclear issue through diplomatic negotiation.

Singapore: Stemming the Spread of the Islamic State

Robin Koerner - August 18, 2014. Published in Zaobao

China: US-Chinese Joint Military Exercises Likely To Become Increasingly Commonplace

Robin Koerner - August 7, 2014. Published in Huanqiu

China: US-Cuban Détente is China’s Loss? Ludicrous in the Extreme

Robin Koerner - December 26, 2014. Published in Huanqiu

China: Beheading Alters US Policy in Iraq

Robin Koerner - August 28, 2014. Published in The Beijing News

France: ‘Something Explosive Is Happening in Ferguson’

Robin Koerner - August 25, 2014. Published in Rue89

Spain: Is the US Still the Indispensable Nation?

Robin Koerner - August 24, 2014. Published in El Pais

Japan: Loading Missiles into Drones, America’s Bombing of Iraq Feels Like a Game

Robin Koerner - August 19, 2014. Published in Nikkan Gendai

While they are destroying armed vehicles and recapturing areas held by extremists, it's possible that the American military is once again using inhumane weapons for the purpose of slaughter.

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