Feb 08 Watch Amid Eurozone Crisis, How Germany Became Europe's Richest Country Amid Eurozone Crisis, How Germany Became Europe's Richest Country… Continue watching
Feb 08 Inside Homs, 'The Blood Is on the Floor' By P. J. Tobia Reports from the besieged Syrian city of Homs paint a dire picture. The Syrian Observatory for Human Rights says that dozens have died there in the last 24 hours, 14 of them children. The assault by Syrian government forces came… Continue reading
Feb 07 Watch Protests in Greece Take Aim at Europe's Demands for More Cuts Protests in Greece Take Aim at Europe's Demands for More Cuts… Continue watching
Feb 07 Watch Assad Running out of Friends, but China, Russia Still Among Allies Assad Running out of Friends, but China, Russia Still Among Allies… Continue watching
Feb 07 Watch Italy's Premier Mario Monti: Time to Focus on Growth in Europe Time to Focus on Growth in Europe, Italian Prime Minister Says… Continue watching
Feb 07 Italian Prime Minister: Eurozone Crisis Revives 'Prejudices' in Europe By Larisa Epatko Italian Prime Minister Mario Monti said Tuesday that the eurozone crisis has brought up "old phantoms about prejudices between" North and South Europe. View a preview clip above, and watch the full interview on Tuesday's NewsHour. Continue reading
Feb 07 Watch Italian Prime Minister on 'Prejudices' in Europe Italian Prime Minister Mario Monti says eurozone crisis revived prejudices in Europe. Continue watching
Feb 07 Watch News Wrap: Iran Calls U.S. Sanctions on Central Bank 'Psychological War' In other news Tuesday, Iran dismissed U.S. sanctions against the country's central bank. A spokesman for the Iranian foreign ministry equated the move to "psychological war," and said Iran would not give up its nuclear program. In Iraq, ministers from… Continue watching
Feb 07 Watch After Russia's Veto at U.N., Foreign Minister Gets Hero's Welcome in Syria Russia's Foreign Minister Sergey V. Lavrov visited Tuesday with top Syrian leaders in Damascus as the Assad regime's crackdown on opposition intensified. Jonathan Miller of Independent Television News reports. Continue watching
Feb 06 Watch U.S., Egypt in Showdown Over NGO Worker Trials Nineteen Americans working for non-governmental organizations in Egypt could face prosecution by the country's military rulers. Hari Sreenivasan discusses how a trial could potentially jeopardize U.S. aid to Egypt with The Wall Street Journal's Matt Bradley, reporting from Cairo. Continue watching