Compromise Reached on Writing Egypt’s Constitution
Islamists and secularists agree to form a panel to rewrite Egypt’s constitution.
Islamists and secularists agree to form a panel to rewrite Egypt’s constitution.
Greece’s former prime minister predicts further economic contraction if the country exits the euro.
Spain is expected to ask its European allies for help to prop up its ailing banks.
The American defense secretary urged Pakistan to expand its military operations against insurgent safe havens.
German taxpayers are resistant to underwriting foreign bank deposits.
The generals in charge of Egypt demand a new constitution before there are elections.
The United States can hardly antagonize Pakistan further, so why not ask India’s help?
Finance minister admits that Spain can’t afford to prop up its banking sector on its own.
Summer is normally the most financially productive time of the year in Spain.
Leon Panetta tells Singapore and Vietnam that the United States are “rebalancing” to Asia.
The former American national security advisor argues the regional dynamics undermine the case for intervention.
Spain is offered an extra year to reduce its budget deficit, a target its autonomous regions are unlikely to meet.
Baghdad opposes Kurdish plans to trade oil and gas. Turkey welcomes them.
Merkel insists that it “makes no sense” to jointly issue sovereign bonds in the eurozone.
He cautioned against it three months ago.