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ion government. He will also meet with President Vladimir V. Putin of Russia just days after the Obama adm

election in Greece, which gave the pro- bailout party a slim victory and the right to form a coalition government. He will also meet with President Vladimir V. Putin of Russia just days after the Obama administration accused Moscow of supplying arms to Syria in its bloody crackdown on the uprising there. Just a

after the Obama administration accused Moscow of supplying arms to Syria in its bloody crackdown on the uprising there. Just as Mr. Obama and Mr. Putin meet for the first time as presidents, their underlings will sit down in Moscow for the latest round of talks with Iran that are intended to curb T

g that it "reiterates its commitment to assist Greece." "The Greek people have spoken," said European Commission President Jose Manuel Barroso and European Council President Herman Van Rompuy in a statement. "We fully respect its democratic choice. We are hopeful that the election results will allow a governme

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esident Icon Private Equity Russian Federation Vladimir A. Dmitriev Chairman State Corporation Bank for

Plan Education International Silversea Cruises Group SWIFT SCRL McKinsey & Company Wendel La Tribune Eskom Holdings Limited Valor Econ6mico European Council on Foreign Relations (ECFR) La Stampa Harvard Business School Desjardins Group The Boston Consulting Group Lloyd's Yale University DareDevil

tivities on the part of Hezbollah" and calling on the European Council to take "all necessary steps to curtail them." B

d by Republicans in Congress, Obama will try to work around the political obstacles by seeking a deal with yes ... you got it ... his old friend Vlad Putin. It's worth a try. If Putin balks or Republicans get in the way, the president can always advocate unilateral cuts -- not something he wants to do. B

tivities on the part of Hezbollah" and calling on the European Council to take "all necessary steps to curtail them." Bu

, Obama will try to work around the political obstacles by seeking a deal with yes ... you got it ... his old friend Vlad Putin. It's worth a try. If Putin balks or Republicans get in the way, the president can always advocate unilateral cuts -- not something he wants to do. But if he can't have his way