Berlusconi to Resign? Be Careful What You Wish For
The besieged prime minister could leave Rome in turmoil if he leaves Italian politics.
The besieged prime minister could leave Rome in turmoil if he leaves Italian politics.
The conservative prime minister, François Fillon, unveils another €7 billion worth of austerity measures.
Azerbaijan has to decide whether to exploit the Nabucco route or deliver to the countries of southeastern Europe.
George Papandreou and Silvio Berlusconi are urged to resign by parliamentarians ahead of a G20 summit.
“We trust citizens, we believe in their judgment,” said Prime Minister Papandreou. Many of his countrymen oppose the bailout.
The process is a gamble on how long the eurozone can afford to muddle through.
Recapitalizing banks after they bought worthless Greek debt when they should have known better isn’t just wrong; it won’t work.
Silvio Berlusconi’s coalition partners are opposed to the reforms other European leaders demand.
As Greece struggles to mend its deficit, eurozone countries debate whether to help banks in the event of a default.
The new defense minister may be the man to finally take control of the department’s finances.
Former party boss François Hollande will run against President Nicolas Sarkozy.
The ruling right-wing coalition agrees to early elections in exchange for support on its European policy.
The partial nationalization of a Franco-Belgian investment bank confounds the financial difficulties of the Belgian state.
Former party boss François Hollande faces his successor, Martine Aubry, in the presidential primary.
Ed Miliband claims to represent “new politics” but his class rhetoric suggests otherwise.