Bank Bailout Invites Scrutiny of Belgian Credit Risk
The partial nationalization of a Franco-Belgian investment bank confounds the financial difficulties of the Belgian state.
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.
After Austria and Finland, Germany ratifies the expansion of Europe’s bailout fund.
Will the environmentalist lobby allow Britain to fully take advantage of its domestic gas reserves?
The left-wing opposition in France takes control of what used to be a conservative bastion.
Socially liberal green parties are on the rise from Britain to Berlin.
A German court decision puts the issuance of eurobonds on hold.
The familiar postwar Atlantic order may be upset if Germany pursues a foreign policy that makes sense.
The left’s presidential candidates tried to convince voters that they will revive economic growth and reduce public expenditures.
Americans urge “unequivocal” support for troubled eurozone nations. Germany insists the priority is austerity.
The Dutch say countries that won’t submit to stricter fiscal rules should consider leaving the euro.
The ruling conservative and liberal parties suffer defeats in regional elections.
Austerity in France means raising taxes.
How would eurobonds work and why are they unpopular in the economically stronger north of Europe?