Europe Has No Reason to Fear a Powerful Germany
If the last seventy years are any indication, Germany will continue to lead Europe with caution.
If the last seventy years are any indication, Germany will continue to lead Europe with caution.
Voters in Finland, Germany and the Netherlands would rather Greece left the euro.
No one but François Hollande still sympathizes with the Greeks. But what can he do?
A leadership contest in Germany’s Euroskeptic party reveals a split between liberals and nationalists.
European leaders are pessimistic a deal can still be done now that the Greeks have voted “no”.
The outcome of the Greek referendum makes another round of financial support almost impossible.
Germans are tired of Greece, but they are unsure if the country should leave the euro.
Some of Europe’s richest countries prioritize their own energy security over others.
Danish conservatives share Britain’s priorities for reform in Europe.
Chancellor Angela Merkel is less sure than her finance minister about letting Greece exit the euro.
Germany warns it will not pay for the mistakes of Greek leaders.
Germany would link deeper eurozone integration with Britain’s proposal for looser union.
The Dutch and Germans worry that “easy money” will discourage countries from reforming.
Greece’s threat to flood the continent with migrants has outraged Northern Europe.
Greece threatens to give travel papers to immigrations if Germany doesn’t acquiesce to its demands.