Turning Away from Europe, Hungary Seeks Russian Nuclear Power
Opposition lawmakers criticize the growing dependence on Russian energy.
Opposition lawmakers criticize the growing dependence on Russian energy.
If the president wants to help small businesses, he could start by not hurting them.
Egyptian, Thai, Turkish and Ukrainian liberals seem willing to sacrifice democracy in favor of their values.
A truce is supposed to end more than five weeks of fighting but may not be respected by all rebel factions.
An estimated eleven thousand prisoners of the Syrian regime have been brutalized and killed.
Italian leaders agree to a new election law that could disadvantage smaller parties.
On the eve of negotiations in Switzerland, Syria’s Kurds declare a regional government of their own.
His support for a higher minimum wage is part of George Osborne’s plan to lead the Conservatives.
The mayor of the Central African Republic’s capital is elected as interim president.
Robert Gates is right to worry, but the British have little choice but to reduce military spending.
The violence in Iraq is unlikely to stop until all of the country’s sects feel represented.
Spanish nationalists, worried that their country might disintegrate, start a new political party.
Waves of ethnic killings and reprisals continue after former rebel leader Michel Djotodia resigns the presidency.
Employers are underwhelmed by the president’s reforms while union bosses fear job losses.
A vote in favor of constitutional reforms could clear the way for Abdul Fatah Sisi to run for president.