Reuters January 9, 2008 British Airways said on Wednesday it plans to fly new routes between mainland Europe and the United States from June, taking advantage of a new transatlantic liberalization pact. more
International Herald Tribune January 9, 2008 Poland’s prime minister made clear Wednesday that he plans to drive a harder bargain than his predecessor over plans to accept part of a proposed U.S. missile defense shield. more
EurasiaNet January 8, 2008 Less than three months ago, the United States and Turkey seemed poised for a political falling out. Since then, bilateral ties have made a stunning comeback, and Turkish President Abdullah Gul, who arrived in Washington on January 7, is expected to stress “the new found warmth” during a meeting with US […]
Dallas Morning News January 8, 2008 Business for Diplomatic Action, a private-sector group of advertising and academic professionals, is trying to improve America’s image in the world. more
International Herald Tribune January 8, 2008 America and the countries of the European Union risk losing a valuable partner if the car bombing heralds a revival of that dirty war, in which hundreds of Kurdish villages in southeastern Turkey were razed. more