Topic: Group of Seven - CSMonitor.com

G8 wraps with progress on tax evasion - but not on Syria

The summit leaders agreed to crack down on money laundering and illegal tax evasion, but Russia and the West remain at odds over how to resolve the Syrian civil war.

'G7 plus one'? Isolated Russia holds line on Syria.

Japanese yen plunges to four-year low. G7 unlikely to act.

As euro strengthens, debate grows about setting a 'target' value

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

Stocks inch higher as investors await Europe news

European markets lose early gains. Hopes slim for G7 action.

Worlds Apart

Global Viewpoint Brzezinski: Can democracies thrive with financial systems that are out of control?

Verbal Energy BRICs, CIVETS, and PIGS: What's in a name?

The Daily Reckoning When will the debt bubble burst?

The Reformed Broker For the economy, a new year with old problems

Global Viewpoint G7 led by US can't drive the world economy anymore. G20 must step up.

The Reformed Broker Should the retirement age be raised to 70?

Emerging markets to Europe: Fix it!

Stock prices in Europe hit two-year low

World markets respond to US credit downgrade

Jobs report eases US market, but EU feeling heat

Global Viewpoint China should listen to Kissinger: You're on top now, start leading

Opinion Why Lagarde should be IMF chief: Women make better leaders, sans Weiner-like libido

Opinion As world burns, G8 leaders fiddle ... with the Internet. Seriously?

G-20 discusses how to help Mideast and North Africa

The Daily Reckoning High oil prices are here to stay

Global Viewpoint Micro-lending genius Yunus: Why he was done wrong

The Monitor's View Five ways for Japan to recover