Posted by
Ari Herzog
· 7:18 am
· Activism & Protest · Breaking News · Globalization · Government & Politics · International Relations
As Barack Obama spoke to the American people as the President-Elect of the United States, many bloggers throughout the world were reveling in what can now be called a historic election. What will four years of President Obama bring to the U.S.? How will American now interact with the rest of the world?
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The EU has more colorful currency, longer paid vacations, Euro-porn…and now European governments are more efficient at bailing-out banks? Even an American expat thinks the way ROK handled its credit card crisis in 2000 is a role model for the US!
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Posted by
Lova Rakotomalala
· 12:53 pm
· Globalization · Government & Politics · International Relations
After the first presidential debate on national security and foreign relations, bloggers from around the world have spoken. Here is more of what transpired from the Francophone blogosphere.
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Posted by
Lova Rakotomalala
· 2:56 am
· Kenya · Rwanda
With pessimistic views abounding on the economy, the two presidential candidates are pressured to each provide their strategy for exiting the crisis. Lova Rakotomalala brings us reactions from French speaking blogs.
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Thanks to Dominique Migisha for letting us know about the Belgian support committee of Barack Obama. He writes: "We are convinced that his vision, his program and his personality represent a revival for the United States... he could bring about a reconciliation of America with itself and especially ...
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Posted by
Lova Rakotomalala
· 7:16 pm
· Government & Politics · International Relations
How are the US elections perceived in Europe? One blogger, currently at the convention, in Denver, Colorado, tries to explain why graspingthe nuances of the US presidential elections (or the US of A in general for that matter) is not an easy task from a foreigner's perspective. Lova Rakotomalala explains.
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Big diplomacy news out of Brussels, which will hopefully resonate in the U.S.'s diplomatic relations (or lack thereof) with Cuba. The European Union has decided to officially lift any sanctions against the island nation and resume regular diplomatic activities, which deteriorated in 2003 after the "...
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According to the Yandex Blogs portal, over 3,700 posts on Kosovo independence have appeared in the Russian-language blogosphere in the past three days. Some of these posts have received dozens, if not hundreds, of comments.
Below are a few snippets of this lively discussion, all translated from Russ...
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