Tags : “Eurozone”

Should Eurozone nations continue to heed the words of the very nation which profits directly from austerity gone bad elsewhere?

Opinion in Politics — by Alexander J Smith III — on Mar 26, 2013

With the failure of the bailout approval in parliament, Cyprus edges that much closer to default. Thing is, a yes vote wouldn't have changed a thing.

Opinion in Politics — by Alexander J Smith III — on Mar 22, 2013

As Europe's Central Bank looks to cut rate targets into 2013, all eyes turn to the key reference rate for the continent's major banks.

Opinion in Politics — by Alexander J Smith III — on Feb 02, 2013

Storm clouds loom over Athens as Greece struggles to satisfy its troika of foreign lenders and create new growth.

Opinion in Politics — by Alexander J Smith III — on Jul 14, 2012

Eurozone nations need every King, horse, and man they can find to patch their crumbling banking sectors together again.

Opinion in Politics — by Alexander J Smith III — on Jul 01, 2012

Europe's central banks are falling and can't get up. Can its leaders act fast enough to save the currency?

Opinion in Politics — by Alexander J Smith III — on Jun 28, 2012

Today, Greek lawmakers approved the plan to enact greater austerity measures, saving Greece from default, but at what cost?

News in Politics — by Alexander J Smith III — on Feb 13, 2012

How a strong euro paradoxically weakens Europe.

Opinion in Politics — by Totaliberal — on Jul 06, 2011

A story of how a great idea turned into a problem for Europe

Review in Books — by Totaliberal — on May 24, 2011

“No countries, no possessions, only a brotherhood of man” What's so hard to understand? John Lennon was a prophet.

Opinion in Politics — by Roger Nowosielski — on Feb 09, 2011