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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: Iran braces for an invasion
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How they see us: Why did the Arabs come to Annapolis?
feature Arab leaders have showed their true colors, said the pan-Arab Al-Quds al-Arabi in an editorial. By agreeing to attend the Annapolis, Md., peace conference
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How they see us: Joining the fight against global warming
feature The Americans have finally started to feel the heat, said Damien Roustel in France’s L’Humanité. At the global conference on climate change in Bali last week, the U.S. made an “astonishing about-face.” After two weeks of stonewalling the negotiations, ref
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How they see us: The U.S. seeks allies against Cuba
feature The Americans aren
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How they see us: It’s time to get serious about climate change
feature In Bali this week, all eyes will be on the U.S., said Moritz Kleine-Brockhoff in Germany’s Frankfurter Rundschau. Representatives of nearly 200 countries and hundreds of organizations are meeting for two weeks at the world’s biggest-ever conference on cli
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How they see us: Turkey bristles at genocide resolution
feature Turkey must accept the inevitable, said Semih Idiz in the Istanbul Milliyet. A committee of the U.S. House of Representatives has passed a resolution labeling the killings of Armenians by Ottoman Turks during World War I as
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How they see us: Joining the fight against global warming
feature The Americans have finally started to feel the heat, said Damien Roustel in France’s L’Humanité. At the global conference on climate change in Bali recently, the U.S. made an “astonishing about-face.” After two weeks of stonewalling the negotiations, refu
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How they see us: U.S. forces attack militants in Syria
feature The U.S. committed yet another “terrorist act” when American forces flew into Syria from Iraq and fired on a group of construction workers at a farm, said Syria’s Al Iqtissadiya.
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How they see us: Goodbye, good riddance to President Bush
feature George W. Bush single-handedly destroyed America’s image as a beacon of freedom, said Simon Schama in Britain’s Guardian.
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The wrong way to fight the Taliban
feature Will U.S. pressure on Pakistan to fight a conventional war against the Taliban backfire?
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Dumping detainees in Bermuda
feature Bermuda accepted four of the Uighur detainees from Guantánamo Bay, much to the surprise of the British, who were not consulted about the agreement. Are Bermudans getting anything out of the deal?
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Shared blame for Mexico’s drug problem
feature During her visit last week, Secretary of State Hillary Clinton acknowledged that Americans bear some of the responsibility for Mexico's bloody drug war.
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Is it Spain’s place to investigate Gitmo?
feature Under the principle of "universal jurisdiction," a Spanish judge is investigating the alleged torture of four Guantanamo inmates.
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