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In visit with Pope, Angela Merkel urges strong financial regulation

Two days after Pope Francis called for world finance reform, German Chancellor Angela Merkel met with him to discuss financial crises worldwide. She emphasized the need for tightening financial regulation.

Global News Blog Germany's uncomfortable role as Europe's 'economic police'

As Europe struggles, the Franco-German alliance turns testy

Is Europe witnessing 'the end of the dogma of austerity'?

The Monitor's View The right way to put more women in boardrooms

Auf wiedersehen, euro? New anti-euro party forms in Germany

Putin and Merkel set for a prickly Russian-German summit?

Why the US will fare better than Europe in economic recovery

The Monitor's View In sequester's austerity, will US echo Europe's politics of fear?

Italian political deadlock casts new uncertainty on eurozone recovery

EU leaders approve budget, and everyone wins - at least politically

'Secret ledger' at heart of Spanish corruption scandal given to authorities

Corruption case threatens Spain's ruling party - and its economy

Terrorism & Security German visit offers Egypt's Morsi no relief from mounting pressures

Egypt liberals, Islamists pressure Morsi to form unity government

In reversal, Spain woos investment from Latin America

Italian elections: Monti vs. Berlusconi and a test of democracy

When Britain talks Europe exit, who cares about 'euro crisis'?

Would a bailout for Cyprus mean underwriting dirty money?

On UK-EU shuffle, David Cameron claims Obama support

How Asia and China can revive the West's waning institutions

Is this the year that the eurocrisis ends?

Market struggles for direction as 'fiscal cliff' nears

Exit polls: South Korea to get first woman president

Sandy Hook School shooting: Voices from around the world