Subscribe to this tag John Bolton Strikes Again
By
Sam Dealey
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Sam Dealey - August 18, 2008
Old Europe is typically tepid in its reaction to Russia and Georgia.
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Research in Motion in Europe
By
Kirk Shinkle
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The Ticker - August 7, 2008
The Bold hits Germany.
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Obama Wows Them in Europe
By
Michael Levitin
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Nation & World - July 25, 2008
Cheering throngs in Berlin but also some doubts he can live up to the great expectations.
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The Insultingly Irrelevant George W. Bush and One More Word on Ron Paul
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John Mashek
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A Capital View - June 19, 2008
The lame duck president can't even generate outrage abroad, while Paul stirs controversy here.
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News Buzz: Supreme Court on Detainees, Killer Tornado, and More
Nation & World - June 12, 2008
Supreme Court rebuffs administration on detainees, four teens killed by Iowa tornado, and more.
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The Shadow of the Strong Euro
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Thomas K. Grose
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Nation & World - June 10, 2008
As the dollar slides, Europeans see both pros and cons as their currency turns 10 years old.
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In Prague, Protest Against a U.S. Missile Defense Deal
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Michael Levitin
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Nation & World - May 27, 2008
Hunger strikers pressure the government to say 'no' to Washington.
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The Government's Role in Retirement
By
Emily Brandon
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Planning to Retire - May 14, 2008
Americans expect less help than residents of Scandinavia and Europe do.
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The European View of Election '08
By
John Mashek
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A Capital View - May 5, 2008
Europeans are watching the election too.
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Center-Right Candidates Take European Capitals
By
Michael Barone
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Michael Barone - May 2, 2008
Gianni Alemanno won in Rome and Boris Johnson won in London.
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Repressive Belarus Kicks Out Most U.S. Diplomats
Nation & World - April 30, 2008
The diplomatic expulsions sent Belarus's deteriorating relations with the West to a new low point.
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Across Europe, a New Culture Clash
By
Anna Mulrine
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Nation & World - April 7, 2008
A gulf widens between Muslims and those of other faiths.
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Morning Buzz: March 31, 2008
News Desk - March 31, 2008
President Bush left this morning for Europe, where he will be meeting with leaders from Ukraine, Croatia, and Russia before traveling to Bucharest, Romania, for the NATO summit, which begins Wednesday. Before departing, Bush delivered a speech from the White House in which he asked Congress to pass important legislation on intelligence gathering, housing, and trade matters while he is away.
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Economist: Dollar Will Fall to the Euro
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James Pethokoukis
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Capital Commerce - March 18, 2008
Yet, strangely, America's long-term economic prospects seem stronger than Europe's.
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Europe Goes Ga-Ga Over Hillary-Barack
By
Paul Bedard
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Washington Whispers - February 28, 2008
The race between Sens. Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama is weighing down the diplomatic pouches Washington ambassadors are sending home.
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New Treaty Opens Trans-Atlantic Air Routes
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Thomas K. Grose
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Nation & World - February 27, 2008
More services from more cities may bring lower airfares.
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NATO Struggles Over Who Will Send Additional Troops to Fight in Afghanistan
By
Thomas Omestad
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Nation & World - February 13, 2008
Facing resurgent Taliban, the Bush administration urges European allies to do more.
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Bush's Missile Defense Plan May Not Fly in Europe
By
Thomas K. Grose
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Nation & World - January 23, 2008
Will the proposal fade out with the Bush administration?
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Europe's Growth Again Looks Solid
By
Katy Marquardt
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Money - January 4, 2008
Next to the roaring powerhouses of China and India, European markets look subdued.
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Be a Dollar-Wise Traveler
By
Kimberly Palmer
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Money - December 5, 2007
Traveling abroad while the dollar is weak just requires a little extra planning.
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The Bear Living Next Door
By
Thomas K. Grose
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Nation & World - September 16, 2007
Moscow's actions create anxiety among Europe's leaders.
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Summer Book Review
By
Michael Barone
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Michael Barone - September 4, 2007
Europe's clash of religion and politics, the outrageous Duke rape case, and the partition of India and Pakistan.
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