Donald Trump

US President Barack Obama said on Wednesday he would continue to urge Greece's creditors to aid the crisis-hit country and put it on a sustainable path to recovery.

President Barack Obama said on Wednesday he was confident the commitment of the United States to NATO would continue, seeking to reassure allies Republican President-elect Donald Trump would maintain core US strategic interests around the world.

People are simply fascinated with the wildest conspiracy theories. Eight years ago, when Barack Obama was elected President of the United States, theories of him being the anti-Christ were circulating on the internet for some time.

Donald Trump's victory has reinvigorated Republika Srpska, RS representatives in Washington as the shock development is being interpreted as a new opportunity for the entity, which already spends heavily on lobbying, to promote itself to US policymakers.

With the Turkish Lira's devaluation against the dollar continuing to accelerate, a new record is broken almost every day. The expectation of the markets is that the devaluation of the lira will not stop soon; in fact, it will only continue. 

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BELGRADE - Billionaire George Soros, one of the main sponsors of Hillary Clinton's presidential campaign, cannot reconcile with the victory of Donald Trump at the presidential election in the United States.

BELGRADE - EU Foreign Ministers have agreed to set up a rapid reaction force that will involve EU Battlegroups, "air security operations" and "maritime security or surveillance operations," to work alongside NATO, which is facing serious questions following criticisms from US President-elect Donald Trump.

We had fed the heart on fantasies,
The heart's grown brutal from the fare,
More substance in our enmities
Than in our love.

William Butler Yeats

A strong and unified Europe is "good" for the United States and NATO is "absolutely vital" for U.S. security and prosperity, U.S. President Barack Obama said Nov. 15 as he launched his final European trip.

Russian President Vladimir Putin and U.S. President-elect Donald Trump spoke on the phone on the evening of Nov. 14 and agreed on the need to normalize ties between Washington and Moscow, the Kremlin said.

The Kremlin also said that the two politicians agreed to "make provisions for a personal meeting," AFP reported.