The New York Times September 28, 2009 WASHINGTON — When President Obama stood last week with the leaders of Britain and France to denounce Iran’s construction of a secret nuclear plant, the Western powers all appeared to be on the same page. more
Radio Free EuropeSeptember 25, 2009 U.S. President Barack Obama’s decision last week to dramatically revise long-standing U.S. plans for a missile-defense system hit Central Europe like a bombshell. more
New York TimesSeptember 25, 2009 For the record, no, the White House was not snubbing Prime Minister Gordon Brown of Britain. Such a thought is “silly and absurd,” the White House spokesman, Robert Gibbs, said Thursday. more
The IndependentSeptember 25, 2009 World leaders were today expected to sign up to a new charter, co-ordinating their economic policies to avoid future crises and delivering strong growth for the years ahead. more
International Herald TribuneSeptember 25, 2009 President Obama’s decision to cancel an antimissile defense system in Eastern Europe earned a strong welcome from Russian leaders on Friday. Now, the question is whether Russia will do more to help prevent Iran from developing nuclear weapons. more