Obama Puts Jerusalem Back in Democratic Party Platform
Even if it runs contrary to American policy, the president cannot put the Jewish vote in play.
European Central Bank Unveils New Bond-Buying Program
Mario Draghi announces program to quell “unfounded” fears about the euro’s survival.
Putin Suggests West Using Al Qaeda to Bring Down Assad
Russian leader denounces the “short-sighted” Syria policy of Arab and Western nations.
American Competitiveness Declines Fourth Year in Row
Since Barack Obama became president, his country has lost its competitive edge.
Dutch, Germans Insist: No More Aid for Greece
The two northern European countries reject the possibility of a third Greek bailout.
China’s Shadow Looms Over Clinton’s Asian Trip
The secretary’s visits highlight the strategic competition underway in East Asia.
Federal Reserve Chief Says Monetary Stimulus Worked
Ben Bernanke insists that printing money has been “economically meaningful.”
United States Will Leave Afghanistan in Turmoil
American withdrawal will leave the Central Asian country in a perfect mess.
Britain’s Cameron Prepares Cabinet Reshuffle
The premier has to appease his right flank without alienating the Liberal Democrats.
Kyrgyz Political Crisis Prompts Premier’s Resignation
Parliamentary democracy in Kyrgyzstan is failing to address the nation’s economic woes.
Sino-German Relationship Could Thwart American Pivot
A Eurasian continental alliance could frustrate America’s “pivot” to East Asia.
Dutch Labor Party Resurges, Socialists Founder
The Netherlands’ two left-wing parties unexpectedly find themselves in competition.
India Sends Message to Washington from Tehran
Manmohan Singh’s presence at the Nonaligned Movement Summit was quite significant.
Romney: What America Needs is Jobs
Mitt Romney touts his business experience in his nomination acceptance speech.
Saudis Arrest Al Qaeda Cells with Links to Gaza, Sinai
Saudi security busts two Al Qaeda cells with links to recent Egyptian-Israeli border attacks.