Topic: Poland

Dell Inc. down in the dumps again, dude

Obama, Medvedev cite strong start in 'resetting' relations

From arms control to Afghanistan, analysts say the deals brokered by Obama and Medvedev could profoundly reshape global security.

US, Russia deal would cut nukes to post-cold-war lows

Obama and Russian President Medvedev on Monday outlined reductions in strategic warheads and launch vehicles.

Spain goes halfway on nuclear power

Prime Minister José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero's decision to keep a small nuclear plant operating has been criticized on both the right and the left.

Obama's visit to Russia stirs hope for a renewed partnership

Since President Obama took office, twice as many Russians report 'positive attitudes' toward the US. But skepticism continues to dominate ties between Washington and the Kremlin.

Will Obama trade missile defense curbs for Russian arms cuts?

His administration isn't that interested in a missile shield in Europe, but seems unlikely to concede it in upcoming talks.

Impasse with China erodes Dalai Lama's patience

On his recent European tour, Tibet's exiled leader preached compassion, but expressed frustration over 'lies and hypocrisy' from Beijing

European Parliament vote: Extreme right poised to gain ground

Britain's Gordon Brown could fall, while Dutch populist Geert Wilders's anti-Islam stand finds new appeal.

World's next big climate pact begins to take shape

This week, negotiators from 182 countries meet in Bonn, Germany to lay the groundwork for a post-Kyoto climate regime.

Economic Scene: Obama tax hikes would not hit US multinationals hard

Gingrich on Sotomayor: "Latina woman racist should also withdraw"

Russian history 2.0: Kremlin wants to 'correct' the record.

A proposed law could make comparing Soviet rule with that of the Nazis a crime. Intellectuals fear a manipulation of Russia’s past.

The Match King

A biography of Ivar Kreuger – audacious con man and the Bernard Madoff of his era.

With the pursuit of Demjanjuk, Germany seeks justice and a measure of redemption

The suspected Nazi death camp guard was flown to Munich Tuesday. His may be the country's last World War II war-crimes trial.

Letters to the Editor

Readers write about why Supreme Court justices should be empathetic, Obama's approach to the job of US president, and the importance of correctly attributing war crimes.

Ukraine: opening of secret archives shines light on famine, repression

President Yushchenko says his country must confront its past. But critics say deeper examination of authoritarianism and the starvation that killed millions could be dangerous.

Alleged Nazi Demjanjuk is cleared for deportation

A US appeals court denied a stay of deportation for the retired autoworker and alleged Nazi death camp guard who faces 29,000 counts of accessory to murder in Germany.

Lithuania considers IMF lifeline to slow economic collapse

Workers are being sent home, construction has stopped, and leaders of the 'Baltic Tiger' fear growing social unrest.

Opinion: A fallen wall, a renewed Germany, a united Europe

Twenty years after the fall of the Berlin Wall, harmony between Germany and the rest of Europe at last seems natural and durable.

Ahmadinejad polarizes UN Racism Conference

More than 40 European diplomats walked out in protest over the Iranian leader's speech, in which he called Israelis "the racist perpetrators of genocide."

The Boston Marathon goes green and so do other road races

The Antelope’s Strategy

After the genocide, ordinary Rwandans wonder: Can survivors and killers share hilltops again?

Indie Next poetry bestseller list

How the US crew fought off Somali pirates

For the first time, crewmembers of the Maersk Alabama share details of their Indian Ocean encounter

In Demjanjuk's Ukrainian hometown, memories linger of an infamous son

Deportation of the accused death-camp guard was stayed Tuesday.