If the world could vote

November 06, 2012

Cuban government will consistently oppose whichever candidate is elected.

Poll: Despite short shrift, Mexico would stick with Obama

November 05, 2012

If they could vote in the US election, 58 percent of Mexicans would re-elect Barack Obama but many are disappointed with his handling of the drug war, immigration and trade relatio

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Turkey: America's new key ally in the Middle East?

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November 05, 2012

Relations between US and Turkey have soared under US President Barack Obama.

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Afghanistan: Missing George W. Bush

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November 04, 2012

US relations with Afghanistan have deteriorated under Obama.

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If Pakistan could vote, Obama would not fare well

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November 03, 2012

US influence is so widespread in Pakistan, citizens say they should have right to vote in US election.

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GlobalPost asks the world: What's the biggest foreign policy challenge facing the US? (VIDEO)

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November 02, 2012

Natives of South Africa, New Zealand, Australia, Germany, Basque Country, the United Kingdom, Mexico, Chile and the United States offered their candid answers, giving fresh perspec

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Asia markets fear Romney presidency

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November 02, 2012

Experts say China prefers the continuity and consistency of a second Obama term.

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In Egypt, US loses a stalwart ally

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November 02, 2012

Mitt Romney has accused Barack Obama of letting Egypt slip away. But is it the president’s fault?

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Obama and Romney forget Latin America

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October 25, 2012

Once a focal point for Washington, neighbors to the south hardly figure in Barack Obama or Mitt Romney’s plans for president.

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Why do the Chinese care about the US election?

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October 24, 2012

The Chinese are paying attention to the US election, but not in the ways you might think.

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