Treasury Secretary Pushes Back Against European Leader's Bold Charges
By MATTHEW JAFFE and LINDSEY ELLERSON
March 25, 2009
Treasury Secretary Tim Geithner dismissed scathing criticism today by European Union President Mirek Topolanek that the U.S.'s stimulus packages are a "way to hell" that...
AP IMPACT: New inspections find widespread electrical problems endangering US troops in Iraq
By KIMBERLY HEFLING Associated Press Writer
WASHINGTON March 26, 2009 (AP)
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Iraq war veteran, and former California Army National Guardsman...
Relative Security Improvements Mean Greater Freedom of Choice for Iraqi Women
By AADEL RASHID
BAGHDAD, Iraq, March 26, 2009
All over Baghdad the gradual improvements in security and the near-disappearance of militiamen and al Qaeda members from the streets have reduced the pressure on Iraqi...
Beijing criticizes new US report on China's growing military power as 'distortion'
By TINI TRAN Associated Press Writer
BEIJING March 26, 2009 (AP)
The Associated Press
China slammed a newly released U.S. report on Beijing's growing military power as a "gross distortion," saying Thursday...
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Mirek Topolanek, the prime minister of the Czech Republic, which currently holds the rotating presidency of the European Union, addressed the European Parliament in Strasbourg, France on Wednesday.
By STEPHEN CASTLE and...
By Howard Schneider
Washington Post Foreign Service
Wednesday, March 25, 2009; 2:40 PM
JERUSALEM, March 25 -- Incoming Israeli Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu on Wednesday said he would pursue peace talks with the Palestinian Authority, but withheld any endorsement of an...
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A billboard in Surt, Libya, depicting Col. Muammar el-Qaddafi, the new chairman of the African Union, tries to suggest a bright new day is dawning in Africa.
By MICHAEL SLACKMAN
Published: March 22, 2009
TRIPOLI, Libya — Forty years after he seized power...
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Iraqi army and police provided security as Sons of Iraq received payments for their services last month in Mahmudiyah.
By ROD NORDLAND and ALISSA J. RUBIN Published: March 23, 2009 Significantly, the militiamen themselves were not...
Fidel Castro denies losing influence to 'Raul's men,' blames 'honey of power' for ouster of 2
By WILL WEISSERT Associated Press Writer
HAVANA March 3, 2009 (AP)
The Associated Press
Cuban President Raul Castro's decision to ouster powerful officials close to his brother Fidel raises questions...
China calls for new global currency controlled by International Monetary Fund
By JOE McDONALD
BEIJING, China, 24 Mar, 2009
China is calling for a new global currency controlled by the International Monetary Fund, stepping up pressure ahead of a London summit of global leaders for changes to a...
