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US-Russia war of words hijacking G8 'climate' summit
EUOBSERVER / BRUSSELS - US president George Bush has set the scene for a showdown with Russia's Putin at th ...
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Europe questions US conversion on climate change
US president George W. Bush has said a long-term goal for reducing greenhouse gas emissions is needed...
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The European Counterweight
Part 1: A Leaderless Superpower
With its expansion to 25 member states, the European Union is poised to become a vast federal superstate...
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Secretary Condoleezza Rice about her 2006 agenda
Secretary Rice: Obviously, last year
and now this year, probably the dominant story
in foreign policy has been the changing Middle
East...
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U.S. Is Hoping Israelis Keep Sharon's Plan a Top Priority
WASHINGTON, Jan. 5 - The Bush administration,
planning for a Middle East without Prime Minister
Ariel Sharon, expressed hope on Thursday that
Israel would follow Mr. Sharon's policies
in the future. But the White House...
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Fresh EU presidency attacks European Court of Justice
Austrian chancellor Wolfgang Schussel
has kicked off his country's presidency of
the EU with criticism on the European Court
of Justice (ECJ) for systematically expanding
EU powers through its rulings...
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Iran
Holds Tough Line as Nuclear Talks Resume With
Europe
VIENNA (Reuters) - Iran reaffirmed
its determination to pursue a fully-fledged
nuclear programme on Wednesday as the top
three European powers...
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Secretary
Condoleezza Rice
Interview on NBC with Andrea Mitchell
QUESTION: Madame Secretary, welcome
and thank you very much for doing this today.
SECRETARY RICE: Glad to do it, Andrea...
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DEBATING
THE FUTURE OF THE U.S. ECONOMY
It is widely conceded and often remarked
that in this still young 21st century both
the relative and the absolute power of the
United States are, by any historical standard...
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THE
TWILIGHT OF THE UNIPOLAR WORLD
At this noontide of U.S. power, it
may seem premature to talk of the twilight
of unipolarity. But after all, every noon
presages a transition toward twilight. My
reasons...
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Europe
and the CIA: How close?
By Ian Fisher The New York Times
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 1, 2005
ROME It is not only anger that is rising
in Europe over possible secret American prisons
on the Continent, kidnappings of terror suspects
and transfers of prisoners on CIA airplanes...
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European
courts may challenge US terror renditions
EUobserver 14.11.2005 - 09:57
CET | By Lisbeth Kirk
Three European countries are considering
judicial inquiries into potential criminal
offences related to CIA operations in Europe...
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Future
German presidency to revive EU constitution
EUobserver 14.11.2005 - 10:00
CET | By Mark Beunderman
The new German government plans to use
its 2007 presidency of the EU to revive the
ratification of the EU constitution, according
to a coalition deal struck on Friday (11 November)...
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Rice
Again Asks Israel and Palestinians to Bridge
Divide
November 14, 2005 / New York
Times / By STEVEN R. WEISMAN
JERUSALEM, Nov. 13 - Secretary of State
Condoleezza Rice, making her fourth visit
to Israel this year, again implored Israelis
and Palestinians on Sunday to resolve their
differences...
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