Germany: confident Monti will push through reforms - AP

Germany's foreign minister is welcoming the economic strategy of new Italian Premier Mario Monti and expressing confidence that his government will be able to push through measures to revive growth. Guido Westerwelle flew to Rome Sunday for a meeting with new Italian counterpart Guilio Terzi. A ...

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