The Future of Nuclear Energy Worldwide
Developing countries push ahead with ambitious nuclear plans.
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Merkel, Sarkozy Lose in Regional Elections
The ruling parties of both France and Germany suffered defeat at the polls in regional elections this weekend.
Portuguese Opposition Rejects Austerity Plans
Political uncertainty and a lack of substantive public sector reforms may compel Portugal to seek an international bailout.
Britain Deepens Cuts in Spending, Tax Rates
Despite its “budget for growth,” Britain’s coalition government is struggling to regain fiscal balance.
“The No-Fly Zone Is Effectively in Place”
According to America’s top military officer, allied action in Libya had a “very significant impact” as of Sunday.
Gaddafi’s Resolve Sparks Civil War in Libya
After weeks of anti-government protests, Libya succumbed to civil war.
Western Powers Mobilize for Libyan Airstrikes
Britain, France, the United States are preparing for air strikes against Libya after the United Nations authorized action.
Security Council Authorizes Libyan No-Fly Zone
The United Nation Security Council convenes in New York to approve the enforcement of a no-fly zone over Libya.
Murder in the West Bank
A horrific crime in the West Bank rehashes old wounds between the Israeli and Palestinian communities.
Clegg Vows to Protect NHS from Privatization
Britain’s deputy prime minister promised not to let the profit motive undermine his country’s public health care system.
Eurozone Leaders Enact New Financial Pact
The leaders of Europe’s single currency bloc agreed on a program of long term economic overhauls this weekend.
Tsunami Strikes Japan at Time of Recession
A devastating tsunami swept across Japan’s northeastern coast at a time of significant economic hardship for the East Asian country. (Updated)
New UN Report Shows Shift in US Strategy
Should the United States abandon or adapt their counterinsurgency strategy in Afghanistan?
Spanish Debt Rating Downgraded
Confidence in the government’s ability to improve its finances is deteriorating.
Libya Releases Captured Dutch Navy Crew
Colonel Gaddafi’s son announced that the three Dutch aviators captured during a rescue operation would be released from Libya.