What the foreign papers are saying.

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• Turnout! The international press looks at the Iraqi elections.
  Zuzanna Kobrzynski Dec. 16, 2005
  
• King Abdullah's Dilemma One of Jordan's native sons strikes back.
  Zuzanna Kobrzynski Nov. 11, 2005
  
• Liberté, Égalité, Stupidité Why can't the French government stop the rioting?
  Zuzanna Kobrzynski Nov. 7, 2005
  
• Leaving Gaza The Middle East press looks at Israel's withdrawal.
  Michael Young Aug. 17, 2005
  
• The Morning After From the Times' "revulsion and resolve" to the Sun's call for internment camps.
  June Thomas July 8, 2005
  
• Après Non French papers bemoan the EU vote, and newsstand vendors go on strike.
  Vivienne Walt May 31, 2005
  
• Take Her To Be Your Wife, Please! Neither Rainier, nor snow, nor tabloid gate-crashers will halt the royal wedding.
  Carl Schrag April 7, 2005
  
• Millions Served The international press looks at Iraq's election.
  Michael Young Jan. 31, 2005
  
• Running Into the Sand? As Bush's second term begins, the world press asks, "Is Iran next?"
  Carl Schrag Jan. 24, 2005
  
• "Gentleman Occupiers" No More The international press looks at Britain's Abu Ghraib-style prisoner abuse scandal.
  Scott MacMillan Jan. 20, 2005
  
• Off-the-Books Accountability? The international press looks at Bush II, Abbas I, and Kuwait.
  Michael Young Jan. 17, 2005
  
• A Royal Führer Prince Harry dresses up like a Nazi. Discuss.
  Ed Finn Jan. 14, 2005
  
• "Great White Hope"? World papers ask if Mahmoud Abbas can deliver the goods.
  Carl Schrag Jan. 10, 2005
  
• Does Size Matter? The international press comments as tsunami relief grows competitive.
  Scott MacMillan Jan. 6, 2005
  
• Global Dis-ease The international press looks at U.S.-Syrian tension, Iraq's election, and new danger for Asia's tsunami survivors.
  Michael Young Jan. 5, 2005