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Israel and the United States

Joseph Blady, M.D. | Posted 03.22.2013 | World
Read More: Israeli-Palestinian Conflict, Muslims, United States, Israel, World Opinion, United Nations, President Obama, World News
Joseph Blady, M.D.

As troubling as an Iranian nuclear weapon would be, it is unlikely that it would be as catastrophic as yet another American-involved Middle Eastern/South Asian war. By the way, where does Syria fit in the picture?

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Obama Boosts U.S. Image Throughout World, Except In Israel

Posted 05.25.2011 | World
Read More: Obama Osama, Obama Personal Opinion, Obama, Pew Research, Global Attitudes, Obama World Opinion, Obama Israel, World Opinion, World News

A major new survey by the Pew Research Center finds that there have been moderate signs of improvement in the attitudes of predominantly Muslim countr...

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The World Is Not Undecided

Jillian York | Posted 05.25.2011 | Home
Read More: Barack Obama 2008, Obama, If the World Could Vote, John McCain 2008, Barack Obama, Global Voices, Voices Without Votes, Mccain International Community, Obama International Community, Iran, Global Opinion, International Community, Election 2008, World Opinion, Home News
Jillian York

A quick glance at the global blogosphere and it's clear who the world wants for president: Barack Obama. The international community likes his charisma, foreign policy, take on the issues, and that he's so different from Bush.

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Improving America's Reputation -- McCain Would Lecture, Obama Would Listen

Amy Zalman | Posted 05.25.2011 | Home
Read More: Obama Diplomacy, McCain Obama, Obama McCain, Foreign Affairs, Election 2008, Campaign 2008, American Reputation, Barack Obama, John McCain, World Opinion, Foreign Policy, McCain Diplomacy, 100 Days, Home News
Amy Zalman

Today's transnational communications environment is such that Obama's embrace of dialog is more likely to succeed. The days have passed when the U.S. could command enough airwaves to simply silence competing points of view.

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