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Pakistan’s embarrassing cover-up
feature U.S. press takes up gang-rape victim’s cause
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Britain’s response to terror beats America’s
feature Brits are angry about the U.S. response to the transit bombings.
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A platform for Russia's most-wanted man
feature Russians are angry at the U.S. for broadcasting Basayev interview.
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A world leader who can’t lead
feature Americans dissatisfied with Bush’s response to Katrina.
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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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Don’t blame U.S. for U.N. impotence
feature In the largest summit gathering ever, very little was accomplished.
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How they see us: Bush loses influence in NATO
feature Europeans have finally showed some backbone, said Andreas Schwarzkopf in Germany
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How they see us: Biased against China?
feature CNN has gone too far, said Yu Zhixiao in a commentary for the Chinese news agency Xinhua. CNN has gone too far, said Yu Zhixiao in a commentary for the Chinese news agency Xinhua. One of its news anchors . . .
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How they see us: Gunning for Syria? Or North Korea?
feature Once again, the U.S. alleges that a Middle East country
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How they see us: Bush’s farewell tour of Europe
feature Why there were no protesters during Bush's last tour of Europe.
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How they see us: Picking on Canadian pot dealers
feature When it comes to marijuana laws,
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How they see us: The force behind Kosovo’s independence
feature Thanks to America, Kosovo has finally gained its independence, said Enzo Bettiza in Italy’s La Stampa. Nearly a century after being conquered by Serbian forces, the ethnic-Albanian, Muslim province has proclaimed itself a state. “From this day forward, Ko
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How they see us: Can the world weather a U.S. recession?
feature The mood last week was gloomy at Davos, said William Keegan in Britain
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How they see us: Did Britain get duped over rendition?
feature The Americans lied to us about their
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