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Pakistan: Will Zardari become just another autocrat?
feature Pakistan’s new president has a unique opportunity to bring stability to a troubled nation, said Ayesha Tammy Haq in the
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Bolivia: Can civil war be avoided?
feature There’s just one way out of this domestic crisis, said Jose Ocampo Castrillo in Bolivia’s El Diario: Both sides must acknowledge some blame.
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Israel: Can Tzipi Livni clean up politics?
feature Tzipi Livni has earned the nickname "Mrs. Clean," but she has been accused of being deceitful; Israelis are not convinced that she can lead the nation.
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How to tell if porn is truly homegrown
feature Should Canadians put Canadian landmarks in their Canadian porn?
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Why we only need one political party; How lawlessness breeds more lawlessness
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Russia: How much power will Putin yield?
feature Western media should start printing their retractions, said Vyacheslav Nikonov in the Moscow Izvestiya. For months, American and European newspapers have been
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Gaza: Can the peace process survive the latest violence
feature The Israeli incursion into Gaza has backfired, said Nehemia Shtrasler in Israel
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Middle East: Who assassinated Hezbollah’s assassin?
feature Syria now stands exposed as a protector of terrorists, said Britain’s The Times in an editorial. The assassination last week of Imad Mughniyah in Damascus proved that “Syria was harboring the terrorist who ranked second only to Osama bin Laden on Western
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Pakistan: Will the new government impeach Musharraf?
feature Our election last week was essentially a referendum on the rule of President Pervez Musharraf
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Where witnesses drop dead before trial
feature Something fishy is going on in Argentina, said Jorge Marirrodrig in Madrid
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South America: Pulling back from the brink of conflict
feature Ecuador has been vindicated, said Ecuador
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Israel: Exchanging live prisoners for dead bodies
feature The latest prisoner swap between Israel and Hezbollah revealed the true natures of both sides, said The Jerusalem Post in an editorial.
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We must all pull together to harness the sun
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Is South Africa ready to send in troops?
feature If a tyrant can be toppled in Iraq, said Hopewell Radebe in the Johannesburg Business Day, then why not in Zimbabwe? The South African government primly insists that Robert Mugabe can never be expelled by force, but if the post-election violence in Zimbab
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