March 27, 2013
Having followed the twists and turns of the Cypriot bailout for the last couple of weeks we’ve been struck by how – even by the standards of eurozone crisis management – it has been spectacularly mishandled often with farcical results (FAZ’s Klau…
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bail-ins, bail-out, cypriot parliament, Cyprus, euro, Joren Dijsselbloem, Nicos Anastasiades, russia, troika |
February 26, 2013
Responses to the extraordinary results of the Italian elections have started to come in from around the rest of Europe, the most interesting of which we include below. Predictably, an instant raft of warnings has come out from Northern Europe and…
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France, germany, Italian elections, italy, Joren Dijsselbloem, mario monti, Netherlands, Spain, westerwelle |
February 6, 2013
Events may have conspired to prevent David Cameron from delivering his Europe speech in Amsterdam as originally planned but it has still managed to create political waves in the Netherlands.It is rare for statements from foreign politicians to be the f…
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Cameron's EU speech, dutch politics, EU referendum, EU reform, EU regulation, Joren Dijsselbloem, mark rutte, Netherlands |
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