| Fri, 18 May 2012 Washington Promotes Kurdish Uprising: US "Kurdish" Threat Aimed at Turkey, Not Syria
| Kurdish groups have thus far stayed out of NATO's destabilization of Syria, US threats to arm and unleash Kurdish groups aims at coaxing Turkey to act. | The violence in Syria has been predominantly carried out by extremist groups, tied to Al Qaeda, and organize... | Turkey's EU dream
Turkey is one again in the loop. | Taking a leaf out of rapprochement, the European Union's Commissioner for Enlargement, Stefan Fuele, is visiting Ankara in an attempt to ensure that the Muslim country's desire to be part of 27-member bloc will be honoured earnestly. T... | Obama, Hollande talk turkey with cheeseburgers
| Ahhh, cheeseburgers. Diplomacy's comfort food. | President Barack Obama's nod on Friday to visiting French President François Hollande's youthful fondness for the fast-food sandwich was not the first time that leaders from both countries have turned to cheeseburgers ... | Let Greece Do Debt Cold Turkey
| This weekend's G8 summit at Camp David, Maryland, will be unlikely to find a real solution to Greece's mounting problems. | The last time Greece faced a crisis of this magnitude was in 490 BC when the armies and fleets of the Persian Empire were converging on Athens. ... | Obama, Hollande talk turkey with cheeseburgers
| Ahhh, cheeseburgers. Diplomacy's comfort food. | President Barack Obama's nod on Friday to visiting French President François Hollande's youthful fondness for the fast-food sandwich was not the first time that leaders from both countries have turned to cheeseburgers ... | A look at economic developments around the globe
| A look at economic developments and activity in major stock markets around the world Friday: | ___ | WASHINGTON — The leaders of eight of the world's biggest economies meet this weekend outside Washington, seeking to keep Europe's debt crisis from spiraling out of c... | A look at economic developments around the globe
| A look at economic developments and activity in major stock markets around the world Friday: | ___ | WASHINGTON — The leaders of eight of the world's biggest economies meet this weekend outside Washington, seeking to keep Europe's debt crisis from spiraling out ... | |
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