U.S. Supports Greek Prime Minister’s Economic Measures
Efforts in Europe and the United States to curb excessive financial speculation, believed to be a significant factor in the [...]
Department of State Launches New Tool to Foster Online Open Dialogue
The Department of State today launches “Opinion Space“, an interactive site hosted on State.gov that seeks to foster global conversations [...]
Greeks to Travel to U.S. under the Visa Waiver Program. Electronic Application: No More Waiting in the Visa Line!
This will be effective shortly after Easter: Exact date to be announced.
Good news! Greece has been added to the U.S. [...]
Full Participation Expected in Iraqi Election
Ahead of Iraq’s March 5 elections, the U.S. ambassador to Baghdad expects broad Iraqi participation in the vote, which he [...]
Clinton Praises Diligence, Diplomacy of Northern Ireland Leaders
The agreement by Northern Ireland’s two biggest political parties to have the Northern Ireland Assembly assume control over policing and [...]
Putting Washington at the Service of the Middle Class
In his State of the Union Address tonight, the President laid out an agenda attempting to attack one problem from [...]
U.S. State Governors Echo Obama’s Call to Help Haiti
Chief executives pledge state resources, encourage citizens to give
Even as President Obama and Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton are [...]
Barack Obama’s Cabinet Selections Complete
Top priorities for the new president will be the economy and the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan. But there are many other important domestic and international concerns.
Interview with Alan Williams
Assistant Attorney General of Minnesota
Mosaiko.gr had the opportunity to meet with Alan Williams, Assistant Attorney General of Minnesota during his [...]
Fighting Corruption Depends on Political Will, Institutions
Political Manipulation, Indifferent Populations can Compromise Efforts
The road to economic hell is paved with … failed anti-corruption campaigns.
Newly elected [...]
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