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Stock market woe: high oil prices

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Obama's Iran policy shifted from outreach to pressure and sanctions

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Bank bailout in US offers roadmap for crisis in Europe

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The Monitor's View G20 summit and bribery: Is the anti-corruption effort for real?

For Greek PM, political reality trumps fury of Sarkozy, Merkel

Greek debt referendum: Bad for economy, but good for democracy

Referendum in Greece has Eurozone members reaching for panic button

Greek bailout – and Papandreou's premiership – in jeopardy

Global News Blog Will the Greek referendum snatch economic defeat from the jaws of victory?

The Daily Reckoning China won't solve Europe's debt problems

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Stocks fall in Europe, Asia over worries about Italy

The Monitor's View Economy's mojo and Washington's no-go

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Moody's: France could lose AAA rating

Stocks: European shares slip from highs

'Occupy' protests go global, riding wave of economic frustration

Is South Korea America's new best friend in Asia?

Global Viewpoint Brazil’s lessons for indebted Europe