Canada’s ‘America Problem’: We Can’t Address Our Issues until We Get over Theirs

Japanese and U.S. governments have decided on Japan's first lending and investment project in the U.S. ... up to $550 billion.

This situation fundamentally stems from differing perceptions between South Korea and the United States regarding China and North Korea.

The fact that a united Europe is harder to deal with than a divided one is not something only Moscow understands; Washington is aware of it as well.

Concerns have emerged that the new body, which is supposed to "promote stability" and "ensure lasting peace" ... could become a rival to the U.N.