Eric Alterman's new book, "What Liberal Media?" doesn't stress international comparisons, but the difference between the news reports Americans and Europeans see is a stark demonstration of his point.
wishes to stress international cooperation on the environment, new educational systems, new diplomacy, new legislation, an international court for the environment, and an [electronic] bank of ideas".
Democrats stress international cooperation, saying that "The greatest dangers we face--terrorism, nuclear proliferation, cyber and biological attacks, climate change, and transnational crime--cannot be solved by any one nation alone.
Mr. Clinton, however, stressed the international importance of green building in his talk.
Secretary of State Colin L. Powell, in Cairo for meetings with President Hosni Mubarak and other senior Egyptian officials, stressed that international pressure must be kept on Sudan to rein in the militiamen.
In her selections for this show Tracey Bashkoff, the Guggenheim's associate curator for collections and exhibitions, has stressed the international sweep of Sweeney's vision and the unfamiliar parts of the collection.
Ryszard Wincenty Berwiński, a poet of social radicalism, wrote Poezje (1844; "Poems") and Studia o literaturze ludowej (1854; "Studies on Folk Literature"), which marked a step away from Romantic nationalist interpretations and stressed the international community of folk tradition.
At Sunday's event, Abe stressed the international community's responsibility to end the use of nuclear weapons. .
