August 23, 2012
Emile Roemer, leader of the Dutch Socialist PartyOn 12 September, elections will take place in the Netherlands. Due to the country’s traditional role as an ally to Germany in monetary affairs, they will be watched with close attention (and by coin…
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bailout, crisis, dutch elections, Elections, eurozone, general election, mark rutte, Netherlands, wilders |
May 9, 2012
Italian daily La Repubblica had an interesting story over the weekend. Apparently, Italian Prime Minister Mario Monti and his team are trying to win support for watering down the EU’s deficit and debt rules.Italy is suggesting that ‘virtuous investment…
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Elections, eurozone, eurozone crisis, eurozone. bail-out, general election, italy, mario monti, Merkel, Olli Rehn, Sarkozy |
November 3, 2011
We’ll be updating this blog throughout the day with details on the state of the Greek government and the Greek Prime Minister given recent rumours about a change in both. We’ll also cover the dwindling prospects of the Greek referendum ever being h…
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crisis, emu. bail-out, eu, eurozone, general election, Greece, sovereign debt, sovereignty |
May 7, 2010
So both Gordon Brown and David Cameron have extended an offer to the Lib Dems to begin talks to see whether some sort of coalition, however loose, could be agreed upon to form a Government. But Nick Clegg has said that it is for the Conservatives, as t…
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