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Eurozone crisis: It can only get worse

13 January 2012
66 L'Espresso Rome
Eurozone crisis: The battle goes on

12 January 2012
83 De Groene Amsterdammer Amsterdam
Eurozone: Mayan euro-calendar

11 January 2012
102 Sega Sofia
Eurozone crisis: In trouble

10 January 2012
89 Trouw Amsterdam
Hungary: The ogre of Budapest

9 January 2012
37 Süddeutsche Zeitung Munich
Eurozone crisis: Armageddon

6 January 2012
103 China Daily Beijing
Health: Deflated

5 January 2012
51 L'Hebdo Lausanne
Economy: Crisis - your only friend

4 January 2012
40 Trouw Amsterdam
EU Presidency: The Little Mermaid

3 January 2012
53 Le Vif/L’Express Brussels
Hungary: Magyar peril

2 January 2012
126 Le Monde Paris
European Union: The new 2012 calendar

30 December 2011
91 24 heures Lausanne
EU-Africa: Belt-tightening

29 December 2011
49 Le Journal du jeudi Ouagadougou
Eurozone crisis: A Christmas fairy tale

28 December 2011
54 De Groene Amsterdammer Amsterdam
Euro crisis: Follow that star!

27 December 2011
75 SME Bratislava
Euro: The birth of the divine currency

26 December 2011
54 Neues Deutschland Berlin
Austerity: Father €hristmas

23 December 2011
75 De Groene Amsterdammer Amsterdam
Diplomacy: Who to call in Europe

22 December 2011
73 Liberté Alger
Finance: Stock exchange logic

21 December 2011
52 Süddeutsche Zeitung Munich
Netherlands: Go your way

20 December 2011
39 De Volkskrant Amsterdam
Debt crisis: Entente discordiale

19 December 2011
74
United Kingdom: Our dear neighbours

16 December 2011
89 Charlie Hebdo Paris
United Kingdom: Bulldog spirit

15 December 2011
39 The Guardian London
Russia: Russian doll

14 December 2011
35 NRC Handelsblad Amsterdam
United Kingdom: On the wrong side of the road

13 December 2011
97 Trouw Amsterdam
Russia: Slippery slope

12 December 2011
34 Kommersant Moscow
Croatia: Welcome

9 December 2011
43 Al-Mustaqbal Beirut
Debt crisis: Sarko, Merko, Euro

8 December 2011
40 The New York Times New York
Eurozone crisis: For the drop

7 December 2011
38 I Kathimerini Athens
Eurozone crisis: In the crosshairs

6 December 2011
71 The Nation Bangkok
Eurozone crisis: Advice

5 December 2011
48 Daily Nation Nairobi
Debt crisis: Euro-Jima

2 December 2011
84 NRC Handelsblad Amsterdam
Eurozone: Euro crisis advent calender

1 December 2011
124 The Daily Telegraph London
Eurozone crisis: All together now

30 November 2011
146 Le Temps Geneva
Debt Crisis: Angela Dominatrix

29 November 2011
247 The Sunday Business Post Dublin
EU-Africa: The Islamists are here

28 November 2011
47 Le Journal du jeudi Ouagadougou
Debt Crisis: Limited sovereignty

25 November 2011
159 The Irish Times Dublin
Euro: Germany’s weight problem

24 November 2011
72 Corriere della Sera Milan
Austerity: Fording the river

23 November 2011
36 Trouw Amsterdam
Debt crisis: Emergency aid

22 November 2011
93 De Groene Amsterdammer Amsterdam
Germany-United Kingdom: Angela and David, rowing apart

21 November 2011
32 Al-Mustaqbal Beirut
Economy: Oh what is that sound?

18 November 2011
44 Süddeutsche Zeitung Munich
Syria: Fighting talk

17 November 2011
44 The New York Times New York
Politics: New Europe

16 November 2011
50 L'Hebdo Lausanne
Greece: The handover

15 November 2011
76 I Kathimerini Athens
Italy: Revolution

14 November 2011
159 Le Monde Paris
Eurozone crisis: Light at the end of the tunnel

11 November 2011
39 De Volkskrant Amsterdam
Italy: Farewell gift

10 November 2011
70 La Repubblica Rome
Art: Leonardo da Vinci in London

9 November 2011
54 The Daily Telegraph London
Italy: Rats from a sinking ship

8 November 2011
200 De Groene Amsterdammer Amsterdam
Eurozone crisis: The democratic model

7 November 2011
47 NRC Handelsblad Amsterdam

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Europeans have made no use of the European citizenship they have had since 1992. Nice little sheep who allow themselves to be shorn, they continue to place their trust in national parties who are fully focused on their national electoral advantage.

alcofribas on ‘Eurozone mired in recession’

The government debt of the GIPSIC countries is around € 3 tn. The bank debt of the GIPSIC banks is around € 9 tn. Banking union is a step in the right direction but given those numbers it has to be done with extreme care.

gero42 on New test for the Eurozone

Neither East Germany nor the other Eastern Bloc countries have managed a genuine moral examination of their pasts. But it is relatively easy to distinguish those who participated in the system for its privileges, those who betrayed others and those who were simply protecting themselves.

preda on A chancellor made in the GDR