Did France, Italy Just Get Away with Breaking the Rules?
France and Italy make small budgets adjustments to avoid a confrontation.
France and Italy make small budgets adjustments to avoid a confrontation.
The prime minister clears one parliamentary hurdle, but must make haste.
Slow to structurally overhaul their economies, France and Italy continue to miss their fiscal targets.
The German leader seems willing to meet French and Italian demands.
Italy’s two largest conservative parties support the prime minister’s plan to weaken the Senate.
Senators “suspend themselves” from Matteo Renzi’s party.
The Italian prime minister wins a strong mandate to continue his economic and political reforms.
The Euroskeptic bloc led by Marine Le Pen is short on allies.
The lackluster pace of Italy’s economic recovery fuels separatist sentiment across the north of the country.
Italy’s new prime minister promises to reduce business and income taxes.
France, Germany and Italy would prefer not to risk their commercial interests in Russia.
The new prime minister wins a confidence vote, but there are questions about his economic program.
The popular Matteo Renzi is expected to become prime minister.
The changes make it easier for small parties to enter parliament but still give the winning bloc a governing majority.
Italian leaders agree to a new election law that could disadvantage smaller parties.