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National hysteria over one woman’s death
feature The debate over the sanctity of life
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Why Germany Won’t Kiss and Make Up
feature With the kidnapping and torture of a German citizen fresh in their minds, most Germans aren’t looking to have a friendly relationship with the U.S.
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When Iran Talks to the Great Satan
feature America and Iran are to begin talks not on Iran’s future, but Iraq’s.
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Is the U.S. Readying Another ‘Preventive War’?
feature The Bush administration specifically mentioned Iran in its recently updated ‘preventive war’ doctrine, leaving many to question the plans of the U.S.
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The Storm That Wrecked Bush’s Image
feature A year later, a damage assessment of the president’s administration.
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Loosen America’s Grip on the World Bank
feature Nations call for Wolfowitz and the U.S. to step aside.
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Imitating the Soviets’ Gulags
feature Allegations of secret CIA prisons force some nations to question their allegiance to the U.S. and its policies.
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Germany’s Merkel Makes Up with Bush
feature Looking to maintain friendships in Europe as many of the continent’s leaders are leaving office, President Bush meets again with Chancellor Merkel to help U.S.–German relations.
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Bush’s True Iraq Aim Is to Bolster Israel
feature What are the president's true intentions?
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When Friends Don’t Cop to ‘Friendly Fire’
feature A classified video of a friendly-fire incident in Iraq surfaces, with unfortunate consequences.
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How they see us
feature Is civilian control of the military passé?
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How they see us: France reaffirms its alliance with the U.S.
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What Obama’s win means for Europe
feature Barack Obama seems to have “brought to U.S. politics a European spirit of solidarity and compassion.”
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Sheltering a Chinese criminal
feature This is not some simple case of a good and noble dissident being persecuted by a vast and powerful state.
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