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Helping Haiti—or occupying it?
feature In deploying thousands of marines and other military personnel to help the Haitians, the U.S. risks having its motives misunderstood.
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Is New START a new start with Russia?
feature The New START agreement is a huge political success for President Obama, but he shouldn't forget that Prime Minister Vladimir Putin has shown a cavalier approach to the rule of law.
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Is China friend or rival?
feature The Chinese public saw the grand reception accorded to Hu “as a symbol of a burgeoning Chinese national dignity,” said Li Hongmei in Beijing’s People’s Daily.
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Where hate speech meets gun culture
feature Is anyone really surprised at the massacre in Tucson? asked The Irish Times in an editorial.
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How they see us: Will America back democracy in Egypt?
feature The U.S. has to choose between continuing to support corrupt, authoritarian regimes that suppress the majority of people or standing up for Arab democracy.
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How they see us
feature Why does a dollar buy more than a loonie?
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Unwilling—or Unable—to Stop Israel
feature Contemplating U.S. involvement in the Middle East crisis.
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The Americans Finally Wise Up
feature The rest of the world wonders what took so long.
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A Not-So-Special Relationship
feature Light is shed on a one-sided partnership.
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Harboring a ‘terrorist’
feature How could a wanted fugitive sneak unnoticed into the U.S.?
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A double standard for drug dealers
feature U.S. behavior toward Americans caught smuggling cocaine out of Colombia
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National hysteria over one woman’s death
feature The debate over the sanctity of life
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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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