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India: Once Again, a Trump-Sized Fear for Conference of the Parties

Deepti Bista - . Published in NDTV World

Mexico: Between Worry, Fear and Paranoia

Robin Koerner - . Published in El Heraldo de Mexico

Bangladesh: Populism Carries Trump to Presidency

Robin Koerner - . Published in The Daily Star

Canada: What Happened to Hope, America?

Rejeanne Lacroix - . Published in iPolitics

Australia: There’s a Name for America’s Anxiety about the Future: the ‘Trump Effect’

Rejeanne Lacroix - . Published in The Sydney Morning Herald

Americans fight viciously over politics, but not since the 1968 election has there been such a widespread sense of trauma accompanying a race. That year was scarred by assassinations, riots, and war. This one has been scarred by Donald Trump.

Germany: Orlando Attack Puts America to the Test

Rejeanne Lacroix - . Published in Deutsche Welle

Australia: Not Without Fear or Favor: How the World’s Media Lost Their Nerve after Paris

Robin Koerner - . Published in The Age

Leading editors in the U.S. and U.K. remain jittery about publishing images that might expose them to Islamist retribution and are too bloated with self-delusion to admit that's the case.

Ireland: 5 Takeaways from the US Midterm Elections

Robin Koerner - . Published in The Irish Times

Americans are afraid...and Congress is getting more hawkish.

Canada: The Return of ‘Blame Canada’

Robin Koerner - . Published in The Globe and Mail

Congress can always find creative ways to blame Canada.

New Zealand: Hurricanes and Ebola

Robin Koerner - . Published in The New Zealand Herald

An over-reactive media [is] leaving no stone unturned and busily warning that you, too, could become a victim.

Canada: Ebola Plus Politics Equals a Plague of Lunacy

Robin Koerner - . Published in The Globe and Mail

Germany: Ebola’s Not Something You Can Insure Yourself Against

Robin Koerner - . Published in Deutsche Welle

U.S. bureaucracy is helpless in the face of an epidemic - or at least, headless.
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