Politics US Election: What if South Africa could vote? GlobalPost October 11, 2012 'Having a black face up there makes people feel like there’s less racial tension — although there isn’t, but it looks that way.'
Politics US Election: What if Afghanistan could vote? GlobalPost October 11, 2012 'Our own national elections do not have an impact on Afghanistan, why should an election in America?'
Politics US Election: What if Brazil could vote? GlobalPost October 11, 2012 In South America's economic powerhouse, respondents say the US must fix its economy.
Politics US Election: What if Palestinians could vote? GlobalPost October 11, 2012 'He has to be not for Israelis, and not for Palestinians. He has to be for peace.'
Politics Obama would win a worldwide vote — by a landslide GlobalPost October 11, 2012 In a 2012 election outside the United States, Barack Obama would beat Mitt Romney 65 percent to 18 percent, GlobalPost finds.
Politics US Election: What if Pakistan could vote? GlobalPost October 11, 2012 'For us, it’s not like any candidate is going to be a good one.'
Politics US Election: What if Nigeria could vote? GlobalPost October 11, 2012 'Obama, being an African who is contesting as president is proud for Africa and the world entirely.'
Politics US Election: What if China could vote? GlobalPost October 11, 2012 '[Obama] is like a dog, running around biting peaceful people for no reason.'
Politics US Election: What if Myanmar could vote? GlobalPost October 11, 2012 'US dialogue against countries like Iran worries me. Our world does not need more war.'
Politics US Election: What if Mexico could vote? GlobalPost October 11, 2012 Mexicans recently had an election of their own. Now, with trade and the drug war at stake, they're wondering how well Washington's next boss with jibe with theirs.
