As the US election enters a new stage, BBC correspondents from around the world assess the local view of a McCain/Obama battle - and look at the issues the future victor would have to face.
China
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James Reynolds on China's view of the US elections
The future president faces a dilemma when dealing with China: is the country a friend, or a strategic competitor?
South Asia
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Chris Morris on South Asia's view of the US elections
How will the US president deal with the militants linked to al-Qaeda, in the lawless border lands between Pakistan and Afghanistan?
Russia
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Rupert Wingfield-Hayes on the Russian view of the election
Russia traditionally favours a Republican president but that may not be the case in this election.
Britain
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Naomi Grimley looks at the British view of the election
Westminster politicians seem relieved that the contenders are more prepared to listen to views from abroad.
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