International Monetary Fund (IMF)
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Greece: Three years of collective failure
25 April 201315529 I Kathimerini Athens -
Eurozone: ‘IMF sounds the alarm for European failure to respond to the crisis’
15 April 201320723PresseuropEl País -
European union: ‘Can this woman save Europe?’
29 March 20138911PresseuropTime -
Debt crisis: Troika divided over austerity
29 January 201313413PresseuropFrankfurter Rundschau -
Economy: Saint Precarious – new icon of Europe
15 January 201385817 NRC Handelsblad Amsterdam -
Spain: IMF calls for end to all-out austerity
12 October 201214719PresseuropEl País -
Greece: EU aid
23 January 201240 Kommersant Moscow -
Editorial: The price of austerity
20 January 2012432Presseurop -
Hungary: Orbán revolution goes bust
20 January 20121049 Respekt Prague
On 23 April 2010, the prime minister of the day George Papandreou appealed for international help to prevent Greece's collapse. But the three years that followed saw a series of blunders by the Troika and the Greek state, according to a series of economic analyses. 
Austerity and free market regulations have created a band of loyal followers: The Precarious. And they are threatening the jewel European civilization, social security, argues Belgian writer Geert Van Istandael. 
Leading a country heavily in debt, under pressure from the IMF and threatened with prosecution by the EU, the Hungarian Prime Minister is now facing an organised opposition. Feeling poorer every day, Hungarians have lost their faith in the PM's nationalist prescriptions.