Wednesday, April 7, 2010 as of 11:14 AM ET
Duquesne University Professor Kent Moors on the growing tension with Iran.
By Emma Farge and Daniel FinerenVIENNA (Reuters) - Saudi Arabia faced stiff resistance on Wednesday from OPEC producers opposed to an increase in oil supplies that h...
By Barbara LewisGENEVA (Reuters) - OPEC could next week agree its first formal increase in supply targets since 2007 when it meets to hammer out its response to Arab...
Bahraini forces backed by helicopters launched a crackdown on protesters on Wednesday, imposing a curfew and clearing hundreds from a camp that had become the symbol...
Former Mossad agent Victor Ostrovsky discusses recent assassinations in Iran and whether the computer virus poses a real threat to America's national security.
Former U.N. Ambassador John Bolton argues U.S. businesses should leave Venezuela or face the risk of being nationalized.
By Wojciech MoskwaOSLO, Oct 1 (Reuters) - European oil majors resisted pressure from the United States on Friday to stop doing business with Iran, in spite of Washin...
BEIJING, Sept 29 (Reuters) - China wants deeper trade ties with Iran, a senior Chinese leader was quoted as saying on Wednesday, praising relations between the two c...
(New throughout)By Lesley Wroughton and Missy RyanUNITED NATIONS (Reuters) - African leaders saidTuesday they could do more to meet U.N. goals to slash extremepovert...
By Lesley Wroughton and Missy RyanUNITED NATIONS (Reuters) - A United Nations summitTuesday urged intensified efforts to meet U.N. goals todrastically reduce poverty...
By Robin PomeroyTEHRAN, Sept 17 (Reuters) - Iranians will face economic hardship when the government slashes food and fuel subsidies, a senior cleric said on Friday,...
(Releads, adds analyst quote, background on economy)By Robin PomeroyTEHRAN, Sept 16 (Reuters) - Iran has delayed phasing outgasoline subsidies in what analysts say m...
By Elias BiryabaremaKAMPALA, Sept 15 (Reuters) - Uganda has been unable toobtain a $46 million credit offered by Iran because ofcomplications in transferring the mon...
FBN’s Stuart Varney breaks down the best from this episode of Varney & Co.
FBN’s Stuart Varney sounds off on America’s need to get off of foreign oil.
A report Wednesday from an Iranian state television broadcaster--later denied by the Iranian government--that Tehran had cut its oil exports to six European nations ...
Media Analyst Peter Guber on the danger of dictators using Hollywood to advance their political agendas.
Former Kansas City Fed Chief Thomas Hoenig had warned about the possibility of a systemic shock at a time when we don’t have the ability to respond, due to already h...
Michael Cutler, retired INS Senior Special Agent, weighs in on the Obama Administration's recent tangle with Immigration and Customs Enforcement.
That sound you just heard was the energy market collectively shrugging off the international effort aimed at preventing crude oil prices from overheating and deraili...
