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17.05.2013 14:39
WASHINGTON – Austerity - the economic policy that calls for drastic cuts to government spending and tax increases - has been implemented - or rather imposed - in a number of European countries in order to revive stagnant economies. →
17.05.2013 14:17
WASHINGTON (AFP) - The United States on Friday removed sanctions on an Iraqi bank that was blacklisted last year for helping Iran skirt international financial controls over its nuclear activities. →
17.05.2013 12:49
WASHINGTON -- Last week, Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov and US Secretary of State John Kerry announced that there was a need for a peace conference on Syria. The decision was supported on Friday by UN chief Ban Ki-moon. →
17.05.2013 11:11
WASHINGTON -- Turkey's prime minister, Recep Tayyip Erdogan, and President Obama met on Thursday to discuss what can be done to improve the Syrian situation. →
17.05.2013 11:00
WASHINGTON -- Our expert discusses the new video evidence of Syrian atrocities in a civil war that has claimed over 80,000 lives. →
17.05.2013 10:26
WASHINGTON -- Our political observer talks about the history of the US War Powers Act, and how people are reacting to the latitude it gives President Obama to launch military attacks around the world. →
16.05.2013 19:13
WASHINGTON – A group of scholars and academics this week has sent the public editor of The New York Times a letter, demanding an explanation for its characterizations of prominent Latin American leaders. →
16.05.2013 18:01
WASHINGTON – Experts from Washington, London and Moscow came together for the special live hour to discuss the process of radicalization and modern extremism in religion. A special focus was paid to the economic underpinnings and how they impact recruitment. →
16.05.2013 13:19
WASHINGTON -- Our expert guides us through the complicated world of global negotiations on cyber security. →
16.05.2013 13:01
WASHINGTON -- In response to last month's Bangladesh factory tragedy, the retail world has decided to sign accords to avoid a similar disaster. Will this effort be enough? →
16.05.2013 09:43
WASHINGTON --For the third time in a matter of months, Russia's President Putin and South Africa's President Zuma meet to discuss strategic and economic policy. →
16.05.2013 09:16
WASHINGTON -- The UN General Assembly has approved a Syrian peace resolution, but 70 countries are refusing to vote "yes". →
15.05.2013 15:53
WASHINGTON (AFP) - The United States is working to block sales of gold to Iranians in order to undermine their currency the rial and to step up pressure on Tehran over its nuclear program, officials said Wednesday. →
15.05.2013 14:22
WASHINGTON – Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu traveled on Wednesday to Sochi, Russia, where and Russian President Vladimir Putin discussed Russia’s opposition to foreign intervention and the highly criticized Israeli airstrikes in Syria. →
15.05.2013 14:16
WASHINGTON -- Pakistan's latest election brought out record crowds of voters. We discuss the future of the winners and losers. →
15.05.2013 14:11
NEW YORK – Iran, Russia and the United States, three countries that often butt heads at the United Nations, came together on Tuesday in a rare showmanship of solidarity, calling on the International Olympic Committee to keep wrestling as an official Olympic sport past 2016. →
15.05.2013 13:03
WASHINGTON – The Ryan Fogle affair has continued to play out in the media and even further straining relations between the U.S. and the Russian Federation. →
15.05.2013 12:18
WASHINGTON -- Our expert talks about the repercussions of former Guatemalan dictator Rios Montt being sentenced to 80 years for atrocities committed against the Mayan people. →
15.05.2013 12:04
WASHINGTON -- On Friday, former Guatemalan dictator Rios Montt was convicted of genocide and crimes against humanity. On Monday, the court further ordered that Guatemalan officials were to apologize for atrocities committed against the Mayan people. →
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