"Either we eradicate the debt, or the debt will eliminate the country," says the Prime Minister.
Is Italy breaking out of a demographic nose-dive?
Norwegians, like other Europeans west of the Danube and east of the English Channel, like Obama. They are deluded.
Only if they act responsibly towards the family can businesses and society at large thrive.
A new Lithuanian law aims to protect minors from information that could be harmful to them.
An Australian journalist sojourning in the L’Aquila region reflects on the quake that has been and the shake-up needed to stop Italians dying out.
Europeans once had a common language, Latin. Why not make English the new Latin?
Life in Ukraine offers a dismal but fascinating panorama of how difficult it is to shake off the blight of Communism.
It was all smiles and hugs in Europe, but the President did his heavy lifting in Ankara.
Southeast Asian nations aspire to EU-style economic union, but do they have what it takes?
World leaders have spoken out on the crisis in the Middle East. Here is what German Chancellor Angela Merkel has to say.
The riots in Athens and across Greece have nothing to do with "alienated youth" and everything to do with a society in decline.
The need for a buddy system among many siblings provided the motto for a Spanish family.
US President George W. Bush and Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper are pushing NATO to accept Georgia and Ukraine as members. Two CATO Institute scholars say that is a bad idea.
Once again, Germany faces a menacing Russia to its east.
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