Financial Times September 9, 2009 Most Europeans support Barack Obama in his handling of foreign affairs, but the US president’s popularity has failed to erode US-European differences over the Afghan war and Iran’s nuclear programme, according to a report published on Wednesday. more
Radio Free Europe September 8, 2009 U.S. President Barack Obama took office promising to try to mend ties with Russia, part of his strategy to overhaul foreign policy by engaging countries around the world. His pledge has caused serious concern in Eastern Europe that Washington would weaken its support in favor of better relations with […]
MSNBC September 8, 2009 When the World Trade Organization issued its long-awaited ruling Sept. 4 supporting U.S. claims that the European consortium that makes Airbus planes received improper government subsidies, many media pundits viewed the ruling as both a setback for Airbus as well as the tinder for a potential trade war between the U.S. […]
Associated Press September 6, 2009 Top finance officials from rich and developing countries agreed Saturday to curb hefty bankers’ bonuses, but the proposed crackdown on excessive payouts so far falls short of European demands after the U.S. and Britain shied away from imposing a cap. more
Reuters September 6, 2009 Defense Minister Franz Josef Jung defended his troops on Sunday for calling in a NATO air strike in Afghanistan and warned against hasty judgments over the most deadly operation involving German forces since World War Two. more