Articles on International Affairs.
Kissinger pressed Nixon to overthrow the democratically elected Allende government because his "'model' effect can be insidious," documents show…
It seems that the old doctrines of so-called liberal intervention have returned, reborn in the rhetoric and policies of Barack Obama and David Cameron.…
Germany's EU dilemma stems from the unwelcome fact that the chronic debt problem of the so-called 'periphery' nations, occurred before the EU has secured full sovereignty over its member states.…
Olli Rehn laments the "lack of fleixibility" in Spain's labour market but his call for flexibility is a siren call.…
Aa time when Spain is back in the limelight on account of its ever-sprouting corruption scandals, the government is trying to switch public attention to the prospect of impending economic recovery.…
The country’s hard-won welfare state system is in reverse gear, with rights and social justice being handed back to charities, as was the case in pre-constitutional Spain.…
The hoped-for effect of breaking the sovereign-bank-nexus is receding further and further away.…
Even with low yields, soaring unemployment will be the defining force.…
"Brinkmanship" Seen As a "Mainstay of the North's Negotiating Repertoire," Say State Department Records…
What better way to unite the EU than a potentially catastrophic collapse of the euro?…
This episode illustrates that investors have come to expect some sort of bail-in with future deals.…
Several European politicians have opined that a large financial sector was an unacceptable business model for a small country.…