Washington Examiner August 21, 2009 The European commission, the executive arm of the European Union (EU) today supported the British decision to lend money to European aircraft manufacturer Airbus on the eve of a World Trade Organization (WTO) ruling about aircraft subsidies. more
Washington Post August 20, 2009 The Obama administration has secured commitments from nearly a dozen countries willing to accept detainees from Guantanamo Bay and is increasingly confident about its ability to transfer a large majority of the prisoners who have been cleared for release, according to U.S. and foreign officials. more
New York Times August 19, 2009 In the course of its 60 years, NATO has institutionalized three monumental transformations in world affairs: first, the end of the centuries-long “civil war” within the West for trans-oceanic and European supremacy; second, the United States’s post–World War II commitment to the defense of Europe against Soviet domination; and […]
CBS August 18, 2009 To confront Iran, the United States must first confront Europe–and more specifically, the continent’s powerful business lobby. more
Spiegel August 18, 2009 US President Barack Obama has lost his messianic status in the row over health care reform, say German media commentators. The debate reveals the downside of America’s ideological aversion towards government: Americans are ready to put up with an inferior health service in the name of freedom, it seems. more