French Socialists Promise Growth, Fiscal Restraint
The left’s presidential candidates tried to convince voters that they will revive economic growth and reduce public expenditures.
The left’s presidential candidates tried to convince voters that they will revive economic growth and reduce public expenditures.
Denmark’s ruling coalition of conservatives and liberals is likely to be unseated in favor of a left-wing government.
Iraq is far from stable, yet the United States consider a complete withdrawal.
Americans urge “unequivocal” support for troubled eurozone nations. Germany insists the priority is austerity.
Money would go to infrastructure, tax cuts, schools and unemployment benefits.
The frontrunners for the Republican presidential nomination outlined their visions for the future of their party.
The Republican leader in the Senate asks the president to submit three pending trade agreements.
The Dutch say countries that won’t submit to stricter fiscal rules should consider leaving the euro.
As few as three thousand American security forces could remain in the country.
A key philosophical and operational commander of Al Qaeda is tracked and killed by American intelligence.
The ruling conservative and liberal parties suffer defeats in regional elections.
Italy revokes €5 billion in planned austerity measures in order to appease regional political parties.
If Libya’s transitional council wants to build on its successes, here are some immediate steps that it can to take.
Tehran files suit against Russia after it canceled the sale of air defense systems.
The embattled Yemeni president pledges to return to his country soon.