Geopolitical Diary

Whether Egypt experienced a coup or not is immaterial to the United States so long as it does not interfere with U.S. political considerations.

A U.S. court case involving Argentina's bondholders could limit the international organization's options for handling the European economic crisis.

The country's government wants to convince the world of India's emerging economy status, but investors remain wary.

Not even the most politically and economically stable countries are immune to Europe's ills.

Budapest is contemplating whether it can rely on Western European institutions.

With the Egyptian military taking on Islamist militants in the Sinai, Hamas' situation in the Gaza Strip is getting more precarious.

The country is looking at relief measures to ease its current financial problems.

Morsi's overthrow has created problems for the Turks and Persians, both domestic and foreign.

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