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The latest annual Pew Global Attitudes Survey reveals a dramatic positive shift in opinions of the US just six months into Barack Obama's presidency, this is in spite of the global economic crisis, which the US is widely blamed for triggering.Even in countries where disapproval of the US remains...
In a poll of 17,000 people in 17 countries for the BBC, 67% said that they expected US relations with the rest of the world to improve under President Obama (even higher than the 47% polled before Nov 4th who expected an improvement if he was elected).
Our friends at Avaaz, the global online movement for social change, have arranged for a live stream of the inauguration tomorrow, with the opportunity to discuss the event, the issues as Barack Obama becomes the 44th US president.Event coverage starts at 11am (local time), Tuesday January 20th live...
Both Kenya and Southern Sudan declared today (November 6th) to be a spontaneous public holiday in celebration of President-elect Obama's victory.
Delving back into history a little, Barack Obama will not be the first President from Illinois to receive international moral support...
Refering to the "arc of instability from the Mediterranean to Islamabad", veteran British columnist Simon Jenkins, on a visit to Lebanon, writes: "At last this exhausted region is energised - by its old foe...
Building on all the anecdotal evidence of improving views of America around the world since the election, here is some hard opinion data...
Reuters has filmed a series of video messages from people in a dozen countries congratulating Barack Obama on his election victory and offering suggestions, requests and advice. You can submit your own video message on YouTube, tagging it postcardstopresident...
At Newseum you can browse the front pages for 5th and 6th November of over 300 newspapers around the world (thanks to Ben at Avaaz for a pointer to this). Here are a few of our favourites:
In his historic acceptance speech last night, President-elect Obama addressed us as well: "And to all those watching tonight from beyond our shores, from parliaments and palaces, to those who are huddled around radios in the forgotten corners of the world, our stories are singular, but our destiny...
Check out the President-elect's new website, the appropriately named www.change.gov. It has pages outlining Obama's plans on foreign policy, Iraq and the environment...
There are lots of sites to look at. The BBC has an hour-by-hour guide for the night ahead, and the big US news networks all have pages to display results and will call states for either candidate as soon as most of the votes are counted including CNN and Fox...
The Economist (based in the UK but with an global circulation), arguably the most influential international news weekly, has strongly and reflectively endorsed Senator Obama. In the past it has endorsed a mixture of Republican and Democrat candidates. Extracts from the editorial:"Obama....
It is hardly worth posting articles from endorsing Obama, there are too many to begin to enumerate and link too...
