Tag Archives: European Union

Greece: Caught Between Nero and Catharsis

By , April 28, 2015 in Global HotSpots, Richter Scale

The Syriza government has done wonders to unify the rest of the Eurozone.

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France’s Message to Germany: Back to the 19th Century?

By , April 22, 2015 in EconoMatters, Richter Scale

France takes exception to the words of German Finance Minister Wolfgang Schaeuble.

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Eurozone: The Battle Over What Solidarity Means

By , April 21, 2015 in EconoMatters, Rethinking Europe, Richter Scale

Are two divergent economic cultures clashing inside the Eurozone?

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Greece: Help from Putin?

By , April 20, 2015 in EconoMatters, Global HotSpots

How realistic are Greek announcements about a big energy deal with Russia?

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Greece: Still Shying Away from the Hard Decisions

By , April 17, 2015 in EconoMatters

Unless Mr. Tsipras bites the bullet on tough reforms, Grexit will certainly become a reality.

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Today’s Asia and Europe’s Identity

By , April 6, 2015 in Rethinking Europe, Globalist Bookshelf

What exactly is Europe’s identity in this new, globalized world?

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Germany’s Choice: Shaper or Bystander?

By , March 24, 2015 in EconoMatters, Rethinking Europe, Global HotSpots

10 points on what Germany needs to do to save the Eurozone — and safeguard Germany’s own interests.

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Europe’s Path and the Great Global Convergence?

By , March 14, 2015 in Rethinking Europe, Globalist Bookshelf

A continent in decline.

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Why Greece Needs a Referendum

By , March 13, 2015 in Global HotSpots

And why Germany should welcome it this time.

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Germany as the Euro’s Real Loser: 10 Reasons

By , March 12, 2015 in EconoMatters

Why the average German is the main loser in the Eurozone.

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