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Aug. 10, 2020. Published in Toronto Sun.
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Aug. 11, 2020. Published in Xinhua."[T]ime and time again officials chose to put political interests above scientific reasoning, all the while ignoring the lives and well being of their citizens."
China: US Politicians’ Slander of the CCP
Aug. 11, 2020. Published in Huanqiu
"According to American politicians, one important reason behind America’s mistakes in China policy has been 'not seeing the true colors of the Chinese Communist Party,' which is seen as 'America’s biggest failure in the past 30 years of foreign policy.'"
India: Delhi Must Brace for a Measure of Unpredictability in America’s External Orientation
Aug. 11, 2020. Published in The Indian Express
"Delhi is conscious of the current unprecedented churn in U.S. domestic politics and the breakdown of the internal consensus on foreign and economic policies."
China: Donald Trump’s Version of ‘Great Firewall’ Hurts American Firms, Too
Aug. 11, 2020. Published in South China Morning Post
"U.S. president’s actions against Chinese tech companies are not just misguided but also self-defeating."
Japan: 'At the Present Moment in World History ... '
Aug. 11, 2020. Published in Mainichi Shimbun
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Dominican Republic: Latin America's Big Opportunity
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Aug. 11, 2020. Published in Listín Diario "Mexico ... should present proposals to multinational companies, with the goal of convincing them to relocate here. " |
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Cuba: We Are What We Listen To
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Aug. 11, 2020. Published in Juventud Rebelde "The development of any society functions coherently when one preserves an invisible line of respectability that affords balance to collective coexistence." |
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Aug. 10, 2020. Published in National Post |
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Canada: Donald Trump Wants a Protectionist World. Don’t Let Him Win |
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Aug. 10, 2020. Published in Toronto Star |
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Aug. 10, 2020. Published in National Post |
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Aug. 11, 2020. Published in Pravda."[P]eople are calling this the collapse of the country, because citizens are beginning to divide aggressively over 'us versus them' as well as 'us versus the government.'"
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Aug. 11, 2020. Published in Les Echos "Donald Trump continues to downplay the danger, while supporting ... the wearing of masks ... and diverting attention by toughening his stance on China. " |
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Denmark: The Clown in the Circus Ring
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Aug. 11, 2020. Published in Weekendavisen "We have never been presented with balanced news about Trump. " |
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Portugal: The Reality Behind Trump’s Mask
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Aug. 11, 2020. Published in O Jornal Económico "Trump agreed to appear in public wearing a mask ... a welcome change, but one that has more to do with the difficulties he is facing to get reelected." |
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Aug. 10, 2020. Published in Tehran Times.
"This is the third time that the passengers of a nonmilitary Iranian airplane were assaulted due to the U.S.-Iran dispute."
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Aug. 11, 2020. Published in Gulf Times "America is already suffering from a series of self-inflicted wounds, the most obvious of which is its inept handling of the Covid-19 pandemic." |
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Turkey: US’ Illegal Deals in NE Syria and the Beirut Port Blast |
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Aug. 10, 2020. Published in Yeni Safak "The precedent for the United States signing such an agreement is contrary to the United Nations Convention and the NATO Treaty. It is a crime under international law." |
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Aug. 10, 2020. Published in The Jordan Times "Although Trump’s actions could yield a short-term gain for the United States, they have introduced severe potential risks to U.S. interests, not to mention to international and domestic rules of commerce." |
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Aug. 10, 2020. Published in Hamodia "The Trump administration recently placed sanctions on a powerful Chinese paramilitary organization in the country’s Xinjiang province, accusing it of facilitating the Communist Party of China’s detention and repression of its Uighur minority and other smaller Muslim ethnic groups." |
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Aug. 4, 2020. Published in Ndar Info.
"[T]here is is clearly no risk that one will suffer amnesia if statues are removed, no risk of erasing the collective memory of swaths of history integral to a people’s identity."
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Uganda: Hiroshima at 75: Anatomy of a Heinous Crime against Humanity |
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Aug. 10, 2020. Published in Daily Monitor "The U.S. military wanted to test a new weapon ... and it had two choices, either Germany or Japan. It chose Japan because the Japanese are not white, in a nutshell - racism." |
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Aug. 7, 2020. Published in Daily Nation "Is banning TikTok in U.S. territory the best way to go around the data privacy challenge?" |
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Aug. 6, 2020. Published in Pretoria News "The U.S. appears bent on decoupling from China and pushing American companies to buy and manufacture goods outside of China." |
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Senegal: Remove, Rename and Much More, Part 2
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Aug. 5, 2020. Published in Ndar Info "History is fluid. People are not inert. Our people have the right to demand that the names of any historical figure be erased from our streets." |
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