Angela Merkel

German Chancellor Angela Merkel might have just saved the Euro, the European Union and my retirement fund. At the same time, she seems undaunted by public sentiment, controversy and criticism. Clearly, she is my choice for person of the year.

For weeks my students in Germany have been telling me their thoughts on the election. From them and from my news research, I've anticipated this election.

Brief comments on Germany's Chancellor Angela Merkel and her current political prominence.

President Barack Obama is at the G-20 summit this week with a stark message to Europeans: the U.S. cannot help with the euro crisis.

Tony Blair says Europeans needs an elected president to give Europe global power

This is an open letter to President Obama and why I feel like so many other people in these United States.

A clerihew about Obama

More interesting facts about our 44th "President" of the United States.

At a time when the United States is evaluating its Nuclear Strategy, this series of article will seek to analyze the various threat perceptions that are expected to influence the Obama Administration in the process.

Observations on the president's performance so far.

Article discusses the current state of relations between European nations and the United States.

So what if Barack Obama hasn't answered the question of whether he is a true natural born citizen of the United States that qualifies him to be the President of the United States?

President Obama is in London for the G-20 Summit. He and Michelle will also visit Turkey, France and the Czech Republic before returning to the United States.

Sen. Barack Obama is calling for U.S. and European alliance on Washington's historic downtown Tiergarten in Berlin against resurgent Taliban in Afghanistan, saying "There is no challenge too great for a world that stands as one."

With a tight race expected in the US Presidential elections, Europe begs to differ, in favour of Democratic candidate Barak Obama.

What's up with Barrack Obama's purple lips?

There is a common belief that immigration only hurts the U.S economy. In this current moment, where the economy is near a recession, one must analyze the immigration situation and realize that they actually help our economy.

Since when did the US become the country where things can't be done?

A noticeable shift toward conservatism is occurring throughout European politics.

Author T.R. Reid sees the strength of the United States of America fading in comparison to the rise of the European Union in his book "The United States of Europe."