The Eurozone crisis may be threatening to ruin the lives of many Europeans, from Greece and Spain, to Ireland and Italy - but, as always, there is a silver lining for some.
Europeans whose currencies are outside the Euro can look forward to a very pleasant Summer on the continent because ...
German politicians are relaxing their opposition to raising the emergency bail out fund.
Throughout the Greek crisis German finance ministers made it plain they were not prepared to underwrite so called “blank cheques” to help protect the most distressed EU states from the actions of the markets. At times their ...
The $140 billion “haircut” imposed on private investors involved in the Greek bailout has been described as “about as voluntary as a confession during the Spanish inquisition.”
Up to now European banks involved in trying to prop up the economically shattered country seemed to indicate that any solution would have ...
There may be people rioting in the streets of Athens - but there’s a rare piece of good news for Greek’s struggling economy this week. New figures suggest that their all important tourist industry is going to remain intact, with MORE rather than less people planning to visit the ...