Raising Europe’s Budget Controversial
Seven EU members oppose raising the Union’s budget for next fiscal year. They are three votes short of a majority.
Seven EU members oppose raising the Union’s budget for next fiscal year. They are three votes short of a majority.
This second part in a series examines the effects which Britain’s defense review will have on procurement.
In this first part of a series, James Pritchett examines the strategic effects of Britain’s Strategic Defense and Security Review.
The leaders of France, Germany and Russia meet to discuss security cooperation.
With conservatives in power in most of Europe, the left is rallying to protest spending cuts and pension reform.
Anti-immigration movements are on the rise, but there may be more to their success than Islam.
Even as Prime Minister Zapatero announces budget cuts and reform, Spain’s hopes for a quick recovery aren’t looking up.
The French Finance Minister defended Europe’s austerity measures and its attempt to enact stricter financial regulation on ABC’s This Week.
While America remains mired in recession, Treasury Secretary Geithner has some advice for Europe: don’t rein in spending now!
The Chinese premier predicts that a steep renminbi appreciation will “bring disaster to China,” foreboding further discord with Western countries.
The Christian Democrats and liberals form a government with support from the Islamophobic Freedom Party.
Intelligence services intercept a terrorist plot to strike England, France and Germany.
The European Commission proposes to enact severe sanctions for eurozone members that are in violation of its budget rules.
The British socialists opt for a more obviously leftish course with the election of Ed Miliband as party leader.
Britain’s deputy prime minister called upon the United Nations to have greater confidence in the values they share.