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How they see us: Russian impotence on missile defense
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Russia is angry over the agreement between the U.S and the Czech Republic to create a missile defense system and responded with a threat to act militarily, but what options does it really have?
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How they see us: Is the U.S. to blame for failed trade talks?
feature The World Trade Organization negotiations broke down when the U.S. disagreed with China and India over farm import rules.
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How they see us: Joining Europe for talks with Iran
feature Last week the U.S. sent an envoy to attend the latest round of Geneva talks on the suspension of Iran's nuclear experiments. Was this a "tactical move" or a "strategic shift in position"?
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How they see us: Coping with higher gas prices
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How they see us: Closing in on a crumbling al Qaida
feature The myth of al Qaida is at last starting to fade, said Lebanon
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How they see us: What a black president would mean for Europe
feature Not that America probably cares, said Simon Jenkins in Britain
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How they see us: NASA
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How they see us: Gunning for Syria? Or North Korea?
feature Once again, the U.S. alleges that a Middle East country
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How they see us: Back in the heart of Berlin
feature Will the newly rebuilt U.S. Embassy in Berlin symbolize "a new beginning" in the relationship between Germany and America?
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How they see us: America chooses hope and change
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How they see us: Picking on Canadian pot dealers
feature When it comes to marijuana laws,
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How they see us: Can the world weather a U.S. recession?
feature The mood last week was gloomy at Davos, said William Keegan in Britain
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How they see us: Bush loses influence in NATO
feature Europeans have finally showed some backbone, said Andreas Schwarzkopf in Germany
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How they see us: Bush’s farewell tour of Europe
feature Why there were no protesters during Bush's last tour of Europe.
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