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The World in Sixty Lines

We Are All in this Together or Are We?

by Leslie Colbert | May 14th, 2010

The new transatlantic row over the rendition of terrorist suspects offers profound cause for public reflection even if, as appears, some European governments would prefer to gloss 2006 over its greyer areas. Immediately before the departure of Condoleeza Rice on her European visit in December the US administration declared the US line would be “we […]

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