Dutch Likely to Suspend Tanks Sale to Indonesia
Opposition lawmakers are critical of the arms sale, citing Indonesian human rights abuses.
Opposition lawmakers are critical of the arms sale, citing Indonesian human rights abuses.
The Islamist candidate is declared the victor in Egypt’s presidential election.
Neither the Tartus port nor billions worth of arms sales to Syria shape Russian policy.
Turkish news media are furious about Syria’s downing of a Turkish fighter plane.
The general inactivity of the USS Wasp is worrying if the American Navy will have to accommodate budget crunches soon.
Europe and the United States worry that arms could fall into the hands of Islamist groups.
Asia may be a more profitable market for American gas exports, but European trade offers stability.
If they seek a diplomatic solution, Western powers must take seriously Iranian concerns.
It’s not a lack of stimulus that is holding the recovery back. It’s the uncertainty, stupid!
Countries in the south of Europe must be jealous of Poland’s high growth rates and stable politics.
Joining the Trans Pacific Partnership will prove highly advantageous if Canada it is to diversify its exports.
Germany, the Netherlands and Sweden are welfare states too yet their economies are highly competitive.
After Yousuf Raza Gilani is dismissed by Pakistan’s justices, the army is unlikely to take power.
Conservatives and socialists will try to form a government with the Democratic Left.
Turkey positions itself as the key player bridging NATO and the Shanghai Cooperation Organization.