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Iran announced on Tuesday a significant expansion of its plans to enrich uranium despite the United Nations Security Council’s demand that it halt the program. President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad said during a visit to Iran’s main enrichment complex at Natanz that the (more…)

At the end of a year in which the dollar has endured a marked decline against other currencies, an unsettling question is beginning to be voiced: can the troubles of the US currency be confined to the financial world or are (more…)

An attack on a political rally killed the Pakistani opposition leader Benazir Bhutto near the capital, Islamabad, Thursday. Witnesses said Ms. Bhutto was fired upon before the blast, and an official from her party said Ms. (more…)

Robert Gates, US defense secretary, stressed on Saturday that Iran remained a threat to the US and the world despite a new American intelligence report that Tehran suspended its nuclear weapons program four (more…)

US pressure on Beijing to impose financial sanctions on Tehran over its nuclear program is showing signs of yielding results, with Iranians who import goods from China complaining about restrictions on (more…)

US intelligence has downgraded its assessment of the risks posed by Iran’s nuclear ambitions with a surprise declaration on Monday that Tehran halted its nuclear weapons program in 2003 and may not have (more…)

Prime Minister John Howard of Australia suffered a comprehensive defeat today, with a coalition led by his Liberal Party losing its majority in parliament. After four terms in office, he will be (more…)

At a Group of 7 meeting this autumn in Washington, the United States persuaded Europe to join its strategy of leaning on China to revalue the Yuan upward, a step that would help ease the pressure on (more…)

As military dictators go, Pakistan’s General Pervez Musharraf has always seemed rather a decent sort. An affable man who gives the appearance of speaking his soldierly mind, he prompted quiet cheers from many of his countrymen when he (more…)

Karen Hughes, one of the most prominent figures in the US administration, on Tuesday said that it would take “decades” to overcome the intense hostility around the world towards the US, arguing that Washington (more…)

The US on Friday vowed to plough ahead with plans to build a controversial missile shield in Europe despite Russian threats to take retaliatory measures to “neutralize” the system (more…)

Several former senior US officials on Wednesday warned President George W. Bush that next month’s conference on the Middle East risked having “devastating consequences” if it failed – and called on the administration to engage more with (more…)

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