Comments on: Can a new president repair relations with Europe?

By: PRANAB HAZRA

PRANAB HAZRA — Tue, 29 Jul 2008 08:32:59 +0000

We, the nations of the world have been egerly waiting to welcome the new president of his excellency Mr,Barack Obama. He must be able to beterise the relationship in Europe as well as internationally. He ,as we anticipate,would be able to eradicate the prevailing tension that hampers the global peace and economy as well.If any war is not entertained to continue by affording millitary aids,if the environment of understanding is generated,the world will naturally remain calm and peaceful.Mr, Barack Obama will follow this mission to make the US stronger ethically by seting a very good relationship with the Europe and obviously with other countries.

By: PRANAB HAZRA

PRANAB HAZRA — Tue, 29 Jul 2008 08:07:31 +0000

As it is expected widely that,if Mr,Barack Obama is sworne in as the next president of the United States Of America then not only in Europe but also global relationship will be better. As a man and his activities from the grass root to present,it can be said that he would not allow any unnecessary burden to be shouldered by the US that can shatter the nation’s economy.It is very clear that Barack Obama would entertain any unwanted encroachment to other country’s internal matter that could lead any ‘Millitary expenditure’to be incurred profoundly.It is true that European countries do not entertain the ‘ mission of invasion’.So In this perspective,Barack Obama will improve the relatioship in Europe definitely

By: Matthew

Matthew — Mon, 28 Jul 2008 13:16:09 +0000

The responsibility for repairing relations with Europe is the responsibility of European leaders, not the US President. The antics of de Villepin and Chirac at the UN are the reason for the sour relations. They put their corrupt backroom UN politics and shady deals with Iraq ahead of common sense and basically stabbed the US in the back. At any rate, Merkel and Sarkozy seem to have fine relations with the US, so there is really no need to patch things up at the moment anyway. Sarkozy’s trip to DC at the beginning of his term speaks quite clearly for itself. Get a grip people, Europe is swinging conservative.

By: BushGuiltyAsSin

BushGuiltyAsSin — Sat, 26 Jul 2008 18:18:40 +0000

Relations with other countries can be improved only if a DEMOCRAT is elected this November. If McBush is elected then our country will quickly fall to third world status as George Bush has already forced us to the brink.

We cannot afford Bush’s cowboy attitude anymore. No more pre-emptive first strike posturing, no more torture, no more renditions, no more Gitmo, no more if you aren’t with us then you are against us, no more we don’t believe in global warming, no more warrantless invasions, no more fear mongering, no more we don’t have to testify to Congress, no more drilling in public areas for oil company greed, no more debasing of the dollar, no more trillion dollar deficit and on and on the list of Bush/Cheney crimes go.

Vote for Obama! Vote for a future! Vote for America!

By: omero

omero — Fri, 25 Jul 2008 22:31:22 +0000

Obama looks more like a President, talks like a President and maybe he is the chance the U.S. has had and will have for a long time if it wants to repair relations with Europe and the non-so-fond of-Americans nations around the globe.

Bush became a joke in Europe a long time ago - it s time for you guys to be serious and stop messing with other Countries and focus on your own problems else you your economy will be overtaken by up-and-coming Countries eies like China and India, who dont seem to give a cent about wanting to police the world but are concentrating on their own economies.

By: Joe Olive

Joe Olive — Fri, 25 Jul 2008 17:38:23 +0000

“McCain’s problem is less his age than his detachment from contemporary culture” (today on Financial Times) and it is a shame having a candidate for president with the culture of 1950. That is why Europe loves Obama.

By: Mike Ott

Mike Ott — Fri, 25 Jul 2008 16:54:59 +0000

The Tories (conservatives) are on the verge of taking control of England.
Germany elected a decidedly pro American Chancellor. France elected a president who unashamedly campaigned as pro-american. Most of Eastern Europe loves the US. Where is this verilent anti-americanism the media daily expouse?

By: Guy Blaise

Guy Blaise — Fri, 25 Jul 2008 01:36:13 +0000

Unfortunately,repairing us relations with Europe and the rest of the world is a very difficult task. As the Bazombo of Angola say, “You cannot repair a broken gourd”.
Guy Blaise

By: Gerd Wiescher

Gerd Wiescher — Thu, 24 Jul 2008 21:51:49 +0000

Obama is just another, a younger american megalomaniac that is trying to change the world with US power. The world doesn’t want and need any more of that.

By: s.bolivier

s.bolivier — Thu, 24 Jul 2008 21:26:24 +0000

why do we keep hearing about ” repairing ” u.s. relations with europe…talk about horses*it, that’s the last reason on my list to vote for any candidate.