How Could Obama Play Like That?!
Published in TVP.INFO (Poland) on 4 October 2012 by Piotr Kraśko [link to original] Translated from Polish by Michał Bolek. Edited by Heather Martin . […]
Month: October 2012
Much Talk, Little Content
Published in die Tageszeitung (Germany) on 9 October 2012 by Bernd Pickert [link to original] Translated from German by Ron Argentati. Edited by Mary Young. […]
Vying for a "Strong America" in Asia in the US Presidential Elections
Edited by Nathan Ladd Published in Sankei (Japan) on 13 September 2012 [link to original] Translated from Japanese by Nathan Biant. Posted on October 11, […]
Obama at the United Nations
Published in Folha de Sao Paulo (Brazil) on 27 September 2012 by Luciana Coelho [link to original] Translated from Portuguese by Jane Dorwart. Edited by […]
Obama in Danger?
Published in Asharq Al Awsat (Saudi Arabia) on 5 October 2012 by Amad al-Din Adeeb [link to original] Translated from Arabic by Christopher Marrs. Edited […]
US Army Intervention in Northern Mali: AFRICOM General Bewildered
Published in L’Expression (Algeria) on 1 October 2012 by Brahim Takheroubt [link to original] Translated from French by Georgina O’Neil. Edited by Heather Martin. Posted […]
The US Pre-Electoral Mess
Published in wPolityce (Poland) on 30 September 2012 by Jacek Matysiak [link to original] Translated from Polish by Jakub Pankowski. Edited by Jane Lee . […]
Libyan Déjà Vu: A New Storm of Anti-Government Protests and Looting Breaks over Bani-Walid
Published in Odnako (Russia) on 5 October 2012 by Evgeny Super [link to original] Translated from Russian by Dagny Dukach. Edited by Peter L. McGuire. […]
Romney Won the Debate, Not the War
Published in Novinar (Bulgaria) on 5 October 2012 by Kalina Yotova [link to original] Translated from Bulgarian by Mila Alexandrova. Edited by Gillian Palmer. Posted […]
Romney Would Be Better for Germany
Published in Handelsblatt (Germany) on 5 October 2012 by Wolfram Weimer [link to original] Translated from German by Ron Argentati. Edited by Peter L. McGuire. […]