Britain Pledges Troops to Mali Mission, Niger Opens Airspace
The United Kingdom steps up its support for the French intervention in Mali.
The United Kingdom steps up its support for the French intervention in Mali.
French and Malian forces drive the rebels back as the United States pledge more help.
Iraq tries to prevent escalation after Sunni protesters are killed by government forces.
The deputy prime minister says Britain cannot return to the “bad old days” of borrowing.
Italy’s left-wing parties do not want to prop up another government led by Mario Monti.
Miloš Zeman is expected to support a more pro-European policy.
Driven out of another stronghold by French forces, a split emerged among Mali’s Islamists.
Both candidates favor stronger relations with the rest of the European Union.
The Liberal Democrat leader questions the coalition government’s austerity program.
Mario Monti is willing to govern with the right, provided Silvio Berlusconi resigns.
The Italian and Dutch prime minister argue it is “crucial” to expand trade between America and Europe.
The new Islamist government hasn’t been able to remedy Egypt’s economic problems.
A referendum on European Union membership could wreck the British premier’s future.
Despite improvements in the force, the Afghan army will likely need help after 2014.
Exit polls put Israel’s prime minister on track to win reelection, if with a smaller majority.