The Wall Street Journal May 18, 2010 Which is the European Union country most critical of developments in the euro zone? For most of the past 20 years the U.K. has been the walk-away winner of the All-Comers Euro-Skeptic trophy. more
The Wall Street Journal May 18, 2010 Last week the Greek bailout ballooned into a gargantuan 750 billion euro (nearly $1 trillion) debt stabilization fund, including a $39 billion line of credit from the International Monetary Fund. This coincided with the European Central Bank (ECB) announcement that it would immediately begin purchasing junk-rated Greek debt. […]
Politico May 18, 2010 The Obama administration isn’t publicly celebrating a nuclear fuel swap deal announced Monday in Tehran by the leaders of Iran, Turkey and Brazil. more
The Washington Post May 18, 2010 The United States has reached agreement with Russia and China on a draft resolution to impose new United Nations sanctions on Iran over its uranium-enrichment program, Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton announced Tuesday. more
The Guardian May 17, 2010 The euro continued its slide today and hit a four-year low against the dollar, sparking talk of parity and concern that the single currency is losing its appeal as a reserve currency. more