News and Opinion on U.S. Foreign Policy After Bush

News and Opinion on U.S. Foreign Policy After Bush

While many observers are paying close attention to U.S. presidential candidates” domestic policy pronouncements, others are discussing their potential impact on U.S. foreign policy. The Diplomatic Times Review presents a few of those views.


African Views


Nigeria, agent of change – Obama, US presidential aspirant — Daily Sun, Nigeria


SA needs its own Obama – columnist — Independent Online, South Africa


Barack Obama provides potent lessons in politics — Namibian, Namibia


Asian Views


An Obama win could win over the world — United Press International, Asia, China


Australia and Oceania


Whoever wins, US likely to be in safer hands — NEWS.com.au, Australia


Australia now in the “top tier” of US allies — Sydney Morning Herald, Australia


Canada


UNB professor believes Obama better for Canada — Canada East, Canada


The vanishing election issue: foreign policy — Toronto Star, Canada


Caribbean Views


Monumental change unfolding in America — Jamaica Gleaner, Jamaica


European Views


Europe hopes for change with US elections — EurActiv, Belgium


Election Will Be New Start for Trans-Atlantic Ties, Says Advisor — Deutsche Welle, Germany


“Next President Will Demand More From Europe” — Spiegel Online, Germany


Obama: the transatlantic president? — Guardian Unlimited, United Kingdom


Obama”s policy on Iran — Transnational Institute, Netherlands


At the crossroads — Ken Gude, Comment is Free, United Kingdom


Obama, Lebanon and the myth of change — Agoravox, France


One person can lift America”s gloom — Times Online, United Kingdom


Now things really get dirty — New Statesman, United Kingdom


Latino lessons — Guardian Unlimited, United Kingdom


Barack Obama: How I am still haunted by my father — Daily Mail, United Kingdom


Latin American Views


2008 Candidates and Latin America — Latin Business Chronicle, USA


American neighbors would like some attention — Los Angeles Times, USA


American indifference — MiamiHerald.com, USA


Middle East Views


Analyze This: Why “maverick” McCain is likely to follow consensus … — Jerusalem Post, Israel


New Arab interest in US elections — Middle East Times, Egypt


Arab-American thoughts on Super Tuesday — Daily Star – Lebanon


Can I Have My Change Back: Arab-Americans and Obama’s False Hope — Al-Bawaba, Jordan


How about an Obama about-face? — GulfNews, United Arab Emirates


Russian Views


Obama for President — Kommersant, Russia


U.S. Views


Foreign Policy, Anyone? — American Spectator, USA


A Major Difference on Foreign Policy — DemocracyArsenal.org, USA


No Intervention? Envoys Join Debate on Obama — Jewish Exponent, USA


Obama”s Promise — The Nation, USA


Behind Obama and Clinton — Foreign Policy In Focus, USA


Can Obama Save Us?: Justin Raimondo — Antiwar.com, USA


Obama And Source Of The Nile — Black Star News, USA


Arab Americans Tend to Favor Obama — Arabisto.com, USA


Tony Lake Talks to Cleveland”s Polish Leaders About Obama — Polish News, USA


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