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Jillian York
· 5:47 pm
· Brazil · Canada · France · Mexico · Puerto Rico (U.S.) · Taiwan (ROC)
During the run up to the vice presidential debate, there was much media and blogosphere speculation as how Governor Sarah Palin might handle the debate, whether or not Senator Joe Biden would be able to control himself, and of course, who would win. Voices without Votes covered much of ...
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Posted by
Jon Gosier
· 8:25 am
· Kenya · Tanzania · Uganda
The US Presidential election is of great interest to many people around the world and the role technology is playing has been interesting, to say the least. Jon Gosier digs into African blogs to bring us the latest reactions on the elections from Kenya, Tanzania and Uganda.
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Jillian York
· 3:47 am
· Australia · Bahrain · Denmark · Ghana · Israel · Madagascar · Philippines · Puerto Rico (U.S.)
Throughout the campaign thus far, Voices without Votes has been keeping an eye on the Twittersphere. Last week, we followed our global Tweeps (that's Twitterspeak for "friends") as they commented on the first presidential debate. Tonight, we followed those same Tweeps (and a few newcomers), spread out around ...
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Europe’s response to Russia’s invasion of Georgia was very moderate. The U.S. called for political isolation, Nicholas Sarkozy went to Moscow as head of a European delegation. The U.S. wanted Russia to withdraw immediately, while Europe was satisfied with one or even two months later.
Th...
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I’ve said it before, and I’ll say it again: a) Barack Obama is winning America over as Tony Blair did Britain in 1997; and b) if America wakes up on November 5th to an Obama victory, it will be a similar feeling of a new dawn - and of a sudden, overnight and irrevocable dismissal of an o...
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Disclaimer: This rant on Palin does not mean I support Obama/Biden. I don’t because on foreign policy they are one in the same. I support Ralph Nader or Cynthia McKinney.
Although I’ve been following the Palin fiasco each day, I hadn’t planned on blogging about it. Mostly it’s been for my...
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Posted by
Lova Rakotomalala
· 10:15 pm
· Cambodia · France · Netherlands · South Africa · U.S.A. · United Kingdom
As Congress works to pass a revised bailout plan for sinking financial institutions, and the repercussion of the crisis is felt severely throughout the world, a recurring question seems to be on international bloggers' minds: Is the economic leadership of the US in the world starting to fade away?
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It was reported last Monday - it missed the radar thus far - that Barack Obama’s campaign received many millions of dollars from individuals who, as of yet, remain anonymous. Most of these individuals, it seems, live in foreign countries and… are unlikely to be American citizens. Rather,...
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For what could very well be the first time in history, Pakistani feminists and religious conservatives agree with each other: the way Prime Minister Asif Ali Zardari treated Sarah Palin - John McCain’s running mate - was unacceptable.
When Zardari met Palin he told her she looked “gorgeo...
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“We’ve got to remember what the desire is in this nation at this time. It is for no more politics as usual and somebody’s big fat résumé that maybe shows decades and decades in that Washington establishment, where, yes, they’ve had opportunities to meet heads of state.”
If I didn’t ...
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