IAEA Chief Arrives In Iran, Ahead of Major Baghdad Talks
IAEA officials were denied entry into Parchin on two separate occasions earlier this year.
All The President's Women: Francois, Segolene, And Valerie
Politics make strange bedfellows indeed -- especially in France. Francois Hollande, the newly elected Socialist president of the republic, has formed his cabinet and is planning to scale back the austerity programs imposed by his predecessor, Nicolas Sarkozy, of the center-right UMP party.
Francois Hollande Meets Barack Obama: Top Ten Things They Said? (Satire)
rance's newly-elected Socialist President Francois Hollande met with U.S. President Barack Obama at Camp David, prior to the G-8 summit meeting.
Ireland May Need Second Bailout: Report
While global leaders obsess over the likelihood of debt-stricken Greece departing the euro zone, an emerald isle 1,800 miles away from Athens may be on the brink of needing another financial bailout.
Merkel Floats Idea Of Greek Referendum On Euro Membership
German Chancellor Angela Merkel has proposed that Greece hold a referendum on its membership in the euro zone in tandem with the snap parliamentary elections scheduled for June 17.
Facebook IPO: The Inexorable Deterioration Of Human Society Continues
Facebook has become a showcase for vulgar narcissism and voyeurism.
Chicago NATO Summit Preview: Afghanistan Security Will Be The Main Course
There are currently about 130,000 foreign troops in the country, with Americans accounting for about 90,000 of them.
EU Prepared For Possible Greece Euro Exit: Official
The European Union and European Central Bank have a contingency plan in place in the event that Greece is forced to exit the euro zone, according to EU trade commissioner Karel De Gucht. However, he did not divulge the details of this contingency plan.
Israel?s Netanyahu Sees No Evidence Iran Will Give Up Nuclear Program
Iran is good at playing this chess game.
U.S. To Suspend Some Restrictions On Investing In Myanmar
U.S. will begin to issue licenses to allow investments in the country, but maintain the arms embargo.
Hollande Cuts His Own Pay By 30%, While Merkel Gives Herself A Raise
Hollande will now take home about 14,910 euros ($19,100) per month, down from 21,300 euros.
Immigration To Germany Surges, As Rules Barring Eastern European Workers Lifted
On a percentage basis, the biggest spikes came from Greece and Spain.
UK Prime Minister Cameron Warns Euro Zone To Make Up Or Break Up
Cameron?s statements came on the heels of similar warnings by Bank of England governor Sir Mervyn King that the euro zone?s failure to get a grip on the debt crisis poses the biggest threat to Britain?s economic recovery.
U.S. Ready To Strike Iran: Ambassador To Israel
Israeli leaders Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and defense minister Ehud Barak have long taken a hawkish stance against Iran.
Greece Names Caretaker Cabinet Ahead Of Next Round Of Elections
Fears are escalating across Europe that Greece will have to exit the euro zone.
Global Losses From Greek Euro Zone Exit Could Reach ?1 Trillion
The financial markets appear to have already priced in Greece?s departure from the euro bloc.
France?s New Socialist Government Names Cabinet
Interestingly, Martine Aubry, the leader of the Socialist party rejected an offer to head a super ministry.
Greece: Syriza Leader Attacks EU And Merkel, As Caretaker Government Takes Shape
Tsipras has said he wants Greece to remain in the euro zone, but has demanded that bailout agreements be renegotiated by providing more favorable terms.
Greece: Economic Crisis Sparks Surge In Suicides
The surge in people killing themselves can be directly linked to ?increased insecurity and uncertainty for the future.?
Greece: Possible Expulsion From Euro Zone Would Raise Questions About ?European? Identity
Although Greece is considered the ?cradle of Western Civilization,? the nation has had a vastly different history and trajectory from the dominant countries of Western Europe.
Greece Sets New Elections, To Form Interim Caretaker Government
Last-ditch efforts to form a unity government on Tuesday failed, leading Papoulias to call these extraordinary measures.
Turkey: High Kurdish Birth Rate Raises Questions About Future
The fertility level in western Turkey (the most economically advanced part of the country) is now about 1.5 -- roughly the same as in western Europe.
US May Export Shale Oil To India As New Delhi Seeks To Cut Crude Imports From Iran
India imports crude oil from about 30 nations.
Singapore: Little Tiger With A Big Military Roar
Singapore was the fifth-largest arms importer in the world between 2007 and 2011.
Hollande Names German-Speaker Ayrault As Prime Minister
Ayrault, 62, has never before held a ministerial office but has served as a politician, including mayor of the city of Nantes, continuously since 1986
Greece Bracing For New Election After Coalition Talks Collapse
Greek leaders threw in the towel Tuesday and called for another poll after their repeated failures to form a coalition government and address the country?s monumental debt crisis.
Greece On Edge Of Precipice As Parties Bicker In Athens
President Karolos Papoulias suggested he may propose a government led by non-politician technocrats with broad national appeal, somewhat similar to what Italy adopted with Prime Minister Mario Monti.
Barack Obama: Top Ten Things The President Told Graduating Students At Barnard College Commencement (SATIRE)
Obama addressed the graduating class of Barnard College in New York on Monday.
Hollande And Merkel: Can They Find A Compromise?
Hollande also wants the euro zone fiscal pact re-written -- something Merkel has adamantly refused to do.
Air India Losing Millions As Pilot Strike Drags On
The labor strife has also wreaked havoc with Air India?s discount international fleet, Air India Express, as well as the domestic carrier, Indian Airlines.