Afghanistan Braces for Violent Spring Season
With a July deadline for troop withdrawing looming, violence in Afghanistan may spike considerably, said General David Petraeus.
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Greece’s Credit Rating Downgraded
With Greek bonds in “junk” territory, confidence in the country’s ability to pay back has plummeted.
Cameron Vows to Fight “Enemies of Enterprise”
Free enterprise is Britain’s only hope for regaining growth and competitiveness, Cameron says.
America Asks Saudi Arabia to Arm Libya’s Rebels
The United States have asked the Saudi kingdom if it can supply opponents of the Gaddafi regime with weapons.
China Aims to Enhance Internal Demand
China’s latest five year economic plan seeks to boost consumer confidence.
Government Shutdown Averted
With a two week spending measure, Democrats and Republicans averted a shutdown but there are more budget battles ahead.
Three Dutch Marines Captured in Libya
Three Dutch navy personnel are captured by Libyan forces during a rescue attempt.
Dutch Government Denied Upper House Majority
The Netherlands’ ruling coalition fails to secure a majority in the Senate.
Mitch Daniels, Mike Huckabee Talk 2012
The Indiana governor and former Arkansas governor appeared on Fox News Sunday to discuss their presidential ambitions.
American Senators Suggest to Arm Libyan Rebels
As Libya violently suppresses protests, American lawmakers wonder what the West can do to help.
Irish Expected to Oust Ruling Party
Ireland’s largest opposition party is likely to secure a plurality of seats in today’s parliamentary elections.
Saudi King Returns Home Amid Regional Unrest
After months of absence, Abdullah of Saudi Arabia returns home at a time of turmoil in the Arab world.
Election Setback for German Conservatives
Defeat in Hamburg draws attention to the conservatives’ unpopularity nationally.
Wisconsin Governor Defies Union Protests
While state workers take to the streets in Wisconsin, Republican governor Scott Walker remains defiant.
G20 Reaches Accord on Economic Indicators
The world’s twenty largest economies agree to reduce trade and currency imbalances.