French Government Survives Confidence Vote
The Socialists survive a confidence vote after ramming through economic reforms.
The Socialists survive a confidence vote after ramming through economic reforms.
Greece’s new government wants another loan from Europe but dump the bailout.
France’s president enacts economic reforms by executive order, bypassing his own Socialist Party.
Egypt calls for an international effort to “defeat terrorism” in Libya. Italy isn’t so sure.
Danish police kill the man suspected in shootings at a free speech meeting and a synagogue.
Violent Islamism in Libya raises the possibility of rapprochement between its rival governments.
One attendee of a debate organized by a Swedish Muhammad cartoonist is killed in a shooting.
Leaders agree to a truce, but Ukraine is still a long way off from ending the war.
Greece wants additional financial assistance to avoid default when its current bailout runs out.
Establishing a military presence on Cyprus would be a huge strategic gain for Russia.
Seeking to dissuade Russia from testing its resolve, NATO beefs up its presence in Eastern Europe.
Shia rebels from the north of Yemen announce the formation of an interim government for two years.
Conservatives are angry they weren’t consulted on the election of Italy’s new president.
Italy’s Matteo Renzi promises Greece the “strongest possible support.”
The far-left ruling party in Greece says it will not ratify a trade agreement with the United States.