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by Observer Editorial February 25, 2013 (TSR) - For more than three years, the maintenance of Britain’s AAA credit rating has been the explicit and totemic aim of economic policy.…
February 21, 2013 (TSR) - Ecuadorean President Rafael Correa said his party likely won three-quarters of the seats in Congress in last weekend’s election and vowed on Wednesday to “steamroll”…
February 21, 2013 (TSR) - While Brazil has made efforts to entice foreign highly skilled workers to the country, it has a natural interest in keeping well-paid professional jobs for…
February 19, 2013 (TSR) - Tzipi Livni was named as Binyamin Netanyahu’s first partner in a new coalition on Tuesday, committing the next Israeli government to reviving the collapsed peace…
February 7, 2013 (TSR) - Germany’s education minister has been stripped of her doctorate because of plagiarism, in the second such case to hit Angela Merkel’s government in two years.…
by Mike Whitney, American Freelance Writer January 30, 2013 (TSR) - Has housing really turned the corner? According to Calculated Risk— the nation’s number 1 economics’s blog– it has. Back…
January 30, 2013 (TSR) - Finland’s unemployment rate saw a year-on-year decrease last month, new figures have revealed. According to Statistics Finland’s Labour Force Survey, the number of unemployed persons…
January 30, 2013 (TSR) - Nearly 2 million people trekked to the National Mall in 2009 to welcome President Obama into office. Many of them also wanted to hear what…
by Lady Michelle-Jennifer Santos, Founder & Publisher January 28, 2013 (TSR) - The prime minister of Greenland says he will not favour the EU over China or other investors when…
January 28, 2013 (TSR) - Willem-Alexander, the Netherland’s first king since 1890 will be 46 when he ascends to the throne on April 30. Willem Alexander was born on April…
January 28, 2013 (TSR) - This morning at a hearing in Luxembourg, the EFTA Court rejected all claims made by the EFTA Surveillance Authority against the Icelandic state in the Icesave dispute.…
January 23, 2013 (TSR) - Georgian prosecutors claim President Saakashvili’s military police created a network of gay agents who started relations with famous people and later used blackmail to ensure…
Britain’s downgraded credit rating: Moody’s wake-up call must trigger a change of course
Ecuador’s Correa vows to make socialist revolution ‘irreversible’
Brazil Wants Overseas Workers Back
Tzipi Livni appointed Israeli justice minister to take on responsibility for reviving Palestinian peace process
Ironic: German education minister stripped of doctorate PhD degree for plagiarism, urged to resign
The All Powerful Federal Reserve and the US Housing Market
Finland unemployment drops again in December
7 Inauguration Promises Obama Never Fulfilled since 2009: TRUTHSPEAK versus Doublespeak
Greenland won’t give EU preference over China on Rare Earth Access
Crown prince Willem-Alexander: The first Dutch king in 123 years
Iceland acquitted of all claims in Icesave dispute (Official Statement and EFTA Court Ruling Doc)
Gay spy ring: Cops bust President Saakashvili’s Georgian undercover network
