PARIS — The deficit crisis that threatens the euro — along with an aging population and low growth — has undermined the sustainability of Europe’s standard of social welfare.
MUMBAI — After an Air India flight crashed Saturday, killing almost all 166 people on board, experts pointed to weaknesses in India’s safety regime and pilot training.
WEST POINT, N.Y. — President Obama, speaking to graduating cadets at the United States Military Academy, repudiated his predecessor’s emphasis on unilateral American power and the right to wage pre-emptive war.
HERSHEY, Pa. — V.I.P. pricing for concert tickets — like a package from Bon Jovi that includes a chair, a bag and a catered meal for $1,875 — has become the industry norm.
WASHINGTON — Intelligence agencies believe Kim Jong-il ordered the sinking of a South Korean warship to help secure the succession of his youngest son.
Joseph Cassano, the chief executive of the A.I.G. unit that insured mortgage-related securities with calamitous results, had been under investigation for two years.
The Obama administration lifted American sanctions against the Russian military complex and agreed not to ban the sale of Russian anti-aircraft batteries to Tehran.
WASHINGTON — An amendment requires public companies to certify that armed groups in the Congo region do not benefit from the companies’ purchase of minerals from there.
WASHINGTON — President Felipe Calderón of Mexico escalated his assault on the Arizona law aimed at deterring illegal immigration, calling it a “terrible idea.”