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June 12, 2013
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- Greece's Bailout Ends, but Austerity and Anger Prevail August 20, 2018Athens and the EU hail the end of the bailout as a historic day when Greece recovers its national freedom, but many Greeks find it hard to believe that this truly is the end of an era.
- Gunshots Fired at U.S. Embassy in Turkey August 20, 2018Gunshots were fired at the U.S. embassy in Ankara, causing no injuries but highlighting rising anti-American sentiment in Turkey as relations sour between the countries.
- U.S. Rebuffs Effort to Tether Bank Fine to Pastor's Release August 20, 2018The Trump administration rejected an effort by Turkey to tie the release of a U.S. pastor to relief for a Turkish bank facing billions of dollars in U.S. fines, telling Ankara other issues are off the table until the minister is freed.
- As Euro Crisis Ends, Italy Stokes Fear of a Revival August 20, 2018The end of Greece’s marathon bailout would mark the closure of the eurozone crisis but events in Italy are fueling fears that all is not well with the euro after all.
- U.S. Opposition to Pipeline Hangs Over Putin-Merkel Talks August 18, 2018As President Vladimir Putin met with Chancellor Angela Merkel near Berlin to try to safeguard a controversial Russian-German gas pipeline, the U.S. wasn’t present but it could have a big say in the outcome.
- How Erdogan's Push for Endless Growth Brought Turkey to the Brink August 20, 2018The president set policy that let his nation gorge on foreign loans, granting his wish of a brawny economic expansion. Now it is paying the price. The economic turmoil shows how hard it is for countries to emulate China’s model of authoritarian capitalism.
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