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Japan: 2nd Japan-US Forum: Don’t Create Alibis

Dorothy Phoenix - . Published in Ryukyu Shimpo

Germany: What the National Guard Is Really Contributing in Washington*

Mallory Matsumoto - . Published in Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung

Thailand: Brazil and the US: Same Crime, Different Fate

Robin Koerner - . Published in Bangkok Post

Mexico: Trump and His Personal Style

Stephen Routledge - . Published in El Heraldo de Mexico

It now involves the practical creation of an authoritarian state[.]

Turkey: A Lot To Fear: Epstein, Trump and the Untouchables

Robin Koerner - . Published in Daily Sabah

Brazil: Undocumented Immigration, Distorted by the Ultra-Right, Threatens Joe Biden’s Reelection*

Jane Dorwart - . Published in Folha

Immigration as the crisis at the forefront of national anxiety is the inevitable product of populist propaganda.

Japan: Free Rides To Prevent Criminal Records and the Broken Window Theory, Unacceptable Fee Increases

Dorothy Phoenix - . Published in Sankei Shimbun

Canada: Statistically, If Criminals ‘Try That In A Small Town,’ They’re More Likely To Succeed

Rejeanne Lacroix - . Published in National Post

China: Theft and Robbery Have Become an American Epidemic

Robin Koerner - . Published in The People's Daily

Many respondents call for ... increased sentences for crimes such as theft and robbery.

Mexico: When Gringos Tell Us What We Know

Patricia Simoni - . Published in Milenio

We don't need foreign military officers … to tell us that criminal gangs dominate part of our country.

Canada: COVID and Crime Have Pushed Washington DC into Lethargy

Rejeanne Lacroix - . Published in Ottawa Citizen

Poland: Biden Pardons People Convicted of Marijuana Possession to Americans’ Liking

Danuta Kowalska - . Published in Polityka
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