By Milton Ezrati

Economics

Europe Renews Austerity Fight

| 05.14.13

A number of key voices are pushing for relaxed finances and slower structural shifts.

Economics

The Trouble with Tailor-Made Euro Fixes

| 04.01.13

The Cyprus solution drew on normal bankruptcy procedures. Applying this elsewhere could reduce uncertainty.

Economics

Merkel the Loser

| 03.12.13

The Italian election damages the credibility of the Chancellor's euro-crisis strategy.

Global Governance

Italy Awakens Europe's Troubles

| 03.01.13

The divided vote increases the risk of broader financial problems.

Economics

Italy's Election and Europe's Fate

| 01.10.13

If the wrong parties win in February, default could spread across the continent.

Economics

Europe's Bipolar Disorder

| 12.05.12

The EU is both addicted to austerity and eager to begin overspending again.

Global Governance

Spain's Twin Crises

| 10.15.12

Chronic financial mismanagement and a burst real-estate bubble are more than Madrid can handle.

Global Governance

What If Greece Leaves the Euro?

| 09.07.12

Expelling Greece from the euro zone will do more political harm than economic good.

Global Governance

Austerity vs. Growth

| 07.30.12

Europe should not choose between two such disruptive extremes. It needs a third path.

Global Governance

Europe's Latest Deal

| 07.06.12

Keeping the euro zone alive is in Germany's best interest. Smart money is on the side of the euro's continued existence.

Global Governance

The Bleak View from Berlin

| 06.25.12

Creating the Eurozone was in Germany's economic interest. Now it must lead the continent out of crisis.

Global Governance

Europe's Problem Is the Euro

| 01.31.12

Why Germany deserves some of the blame for Europe's economic crisis.

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