Topic: Group of Eight - CSMonitor.com

US and Britain cling to diplomacy as way forward on Syria (+video)

At the White House, the US and British leaders called talks with Russia 'very constructive,' but Obama cautioned that given 'what we’re seeing in Syria, it’s very hard to put things back together.'

At Kerry-Putin meeting, US-Russia relations thaw – a little

As world dials back death penalty, Japan heads in opposite direction

The Monitor's View Is an end to war-time rape at a tipping point?

Terrorism & Security Foreign ministers struggle to find common ground on Syrian conflict (+video)

Kerry makes no further U.S. commitments in Syria

Why the US will fare better than Europe in economic recovery

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

Starbucks, Google, Amazon accused of 'immoral' tax avoidance

Vladimir Putin 2.0: A harder, eastward-looking presidency

Russia keeps door open to Pakistan after Putin cancels trip

Obama will have hands full with prickly Putin at G20 summit

Gordon Brown: Europe needs a global rescue

Hollande's first world appearance a double success

Stocks climb, breaking losing streak

France says 'oui' to euro bonds, but Germany says 'nein'

Chen Guangcheng: What's ahead for Chinese dissident now in the US?

Obama, G-8: Recovery takes both growth and cutting

Bomb explodes at school in Italy, killing and wounding students

Facebook debut doesn't buoy stocks; Dow down 73

Protesters in Chicago call for 'Robin Hood' tax

G8 summit: Euro crisis and possible 'Grexit' overshadow agenda

The Monitor's View At G8 summit, US taps into Africa's 'cheetah generation'

Bonjour, Hollande. Ready for a gentle arm-twisting at the White House? (+video)