Fortune Magazine reporter Telis Demos discusses the international reaction to the decision to bail out AIG.
The Americas
U.S. government rescues American International Group
A Worldfocus contributing blogger describes Bolivia's current chaos and its implications for the United States.
“Barack” — a name change Brazilians “can believe in”
Local government candidates in Brazil have taken on the name of United States Senator Barack Obama.
Countries pass torch to celebrate independence
Costa Rica, El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras and Nicaragua celebrate the anniversary of their independence from Spain in 1821.
Canada goes green for October elections
The upcoming October 14 election in Canada could have implications on future U.S. environmental practices.
U.S. and Israel differ on Iran
A Worldfocus contributing blogger provides analysis and a comparison of the approaches of the US and Israel to the threat of Iran.
El Salvador sets election dates amid criticism
A Worldfocus contributing blogger discusses the criticisms surrounding El Salvador's announcement that elections would take place without reforms.
Mexico’s drug violence is bad for business
A Worldfocus contributing blogger examines the impact of drug violence on Mexico’s economy.
Venezuela’s Chavez announces African intentions
A Worldfocus contributing blogger examines Hugo Chavez's foreign policy interests on African soil.
Legislation could alter Colombia’s constitution
A Worldfocus contributing blogger analyses potential pros and cons of legislation altering Colombia's constitution.