Euro tumbles as European leaders scramble for solutions - 0 views
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Giorgio Bertini on 19 May 10Worried about your euros? You're not alone. As the euro plunges, many observers fear a possible collapse of the European single currency.
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Fear of inflation grows in the eurozone - 0 views
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First the financial crisis, then the Greek debt crisis and now speculative attacks on the euro. As European leaders desperately struggle to stabilize their common currency, concerns over inflation are growing.
Merkel sticks to her guns, calls for global market reform - 0 views
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Angela Merkel told a meeting of international financial leaders that the G-20 must work together to reform the finance system. Merkel is pushing for tougher market regulations despite resistance from many countries.
Transaction tax could slow trade on European markets - 0 views
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Financial markets have become increasingly volatile, largely because of computer trading on a massive scale. A "transaction tax" could slow down the entire operation
Clinton and Geithner Face Hurdles in China Talks - 0 views
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China and the United States opened three days of high-level meetings here on Monday meant to broaden and deepen the ties between the world's largest developed and developing economies.
Iran and Russia Exchange Acerbic Barbs on Sanctions - 0 views
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Russia and Iran publicly traded barbs on Wednesday, showing strains in their longstanding alliance because of Moscow's support for a new set of American-backed sanctions over the Iranian nuclear program.
As sanctions loom, is Iran sending peace signals to the US? - 0 views
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Beyond the usual anti-American rhetoric, some analysts say that Iran is trying to avoid sanctions and resolve tensions with Washington over its nuclear program.
International Criminal Court 'altered behaviour' - UN - 0 views
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The International Criminal Court (ICC) has forced governments to alter their behaviour in the eight years of its existence, the UN chief has said.
China says US is spending too much on its military amid its financial woes - The Washington Post - 0 views
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BEIJING - The United States is spending too much on its military in light of its recent economic troubles, China's top general said Monday while playing down his country's own military capabilities.
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