North Korean Army Chief Relieved of “All Posts”
A guardian of the young North Korean leader is apparently purged.
A guardian of the young North Korean leader is apparently purged.
Alarmed by Iranian threats to close the Strait of Hormuz, the UAE open a new export terminal
The Spanish leader unveils “necessary” austerity measures to bring spending in line with revenue.
The defection of a top Syrian officer appears to be the first crack in Bashar Assad’s inner circle.
Syria’s president accuses Turkey of interfering in his country’s “internal affairs.”
France’s new prime minister announces income and corporate tax increases, but he rejects austerity.
The American secretary of state says “sorry” for the accidental death of Pakistani soldiers.
Opposition parties want to end participation in the Joint Strike Fighter program.
Fifty lawmakers led by former ruling party president Ichirō Ozawa defected from Prime Minister Yoshihiko Noda’s coalition.
Political resistance kills a Dutch tanks sale to Indonesia, forcing the island nation to turn to the Germans.
The two countries will not allow the direct financing of other eurozone states’ debts.
Nationalists and Socialists form a coalition government in Serbia headed by former Milošević allies.
Prime Minister Yoshihiko Noda scores a victory with a consumption tax increase, despite opposition from within his own party.
The German leader says Europe will not have a shared debt liability, “as long as I live.”
Recep Tayyip Erdoğan vows retaliation, but NATO isn’t prepared to act.