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1. ECB keeps rates on hold February 9, 2012

Decision leaves main refinancing rate at record low. The European Central Bank (ECB) today decided to keep interest rates on hold.

ECB keeps rates on hold

2. Hungary to change constitution ‘within weeks' February 8, 2012

Three controversial laws expected to be amended. A leading figure in the drafting of Hungary's controversial constitution says that he expects the Hungarian government to...

Hungary to change constitution ‘within weeks'

3. Behind the ECB's wall of money January 30, 2012

At some points, banks will stop parking money with the European Central Bank. What will they do then? Throughout the crisis period, the European Central Bank's behaviour has...

4. Barroso launches legal challenge to Hungarian laws January 17, 2012

Infringement proceedings started over laws on central bank, judges' retirement ages and data protection supervisor. José Manuel Barroso, the president of the European...

Barroso launches legal challenge to Hungarian laws

5. Swoboda elected leader of S&D MEPs January 17, 2012

Austrian MEP to succeed Martin Schulz as group leader. Hannes Swoboda, an Austrian MEP, has been elected leader of the Socialists and Democrats group in the European...

Swoboda elected leader of S&D MEPs

6. Greening the European Investment Bank January 9, 2012

The EIB now promotes clean energy more – but fossil fuels still dominate its energy portfolio. Over the past four years, the European Investment Bank – the European...

Greening the European Investment Bank

7. Hungarian debt downgraded January 6, 2012

Fitch becomes third big rating agency to downgrade Hungary's creditworthiness. Hungary's credit rating has been cut to junk status by the rating agency Fitch, reflecting a...

Hungarian debt downgraded

8. Chorus of discontent January 5, 2012

Why the size of Viktor Orbán's majority no longer seems such a strong guarantee of support. EU threatens action When the Hungarian government recently decided to...

Chorus of discontent

9. The paper clip, 3 January January 3, 2012

Protests in Hungary, Spanish debt worries and problems for the German president in our round-up of what's in the newspapers. Thousands of people protested in Budapest last...

10. Hungarians protest against new constitution January 3, 2012

Opposition parties and civil rights groups claim constitutional changes will harm the rule of law. Tens of thousands of Hungarians took to the streets yesterday to protest...

Hungarians protest against new constitution

11. Commission raises concerns about Hungary's constitution January 3, 2012

Fears that independence of judges and central bank could be affected. The European Commission said today it has raised concerns with the Hungarian government over whether...

Commission raises concerns about Hungary's constitution

12. Hungary adopts disputed central bank law December 30, 2011

Rules could threaten funding from EU and IMF. Hungary's parliament today (30 December) passed a law curbing the independence of the country's central bank.

Hungary adopts disputed central bank law

13. ECB lends €490 billion to help banks December 22, 2011

Massive demand for ECB's first three-year loans. The European Central Bank provided banks with a record €489 billion in three-year loans yesterday as part of efforts to...

ECB lends €490 billion to help banks

14. Hardline economist December 21, 2011

Klaas Knot's has risen to the top of the Dutch central bank. Pressure on the European Central Bank (ECB) to become ‘lender of last resort' to the eurozone's governments has...

Hardline economist

15. ECB at the centre of the euro storm December 21, 2011

The European Central Bank is not immune to the growing tensions between member states over the eurozone crisis. The decision by Christine Lagarde, the managing director of...

ECB at the centre of the euro storm

16. Almunia clears plan to wind up WestLB December 20, 2011

Bank will stop offering banking services from June next year. One of Germany's biggest regional banks, Westdeutsche Landesbank, is to be sold off, and its banking activities...

Almunia clears plan to wind up WestLB

17. The ECB fear factor December 16, 2011

Only the European Central Bank has the unlimited wherewithal to save Europe from the abyss now. Panic is beginning to overwhelm the eurozone. Italy and Spain are caught in...

18. The poetry of the euro December 8, 2011

Amid speculation about the eurozone's impending collapse, it is worth remembering the purpose of creating a single currency. The euro was meant to – and still should –...

The poetry of the euro

19. Political economist December 1, 2011

One of Germany's most repected civil servants is off to the ECB. Two years ago, in an article entitled “Who really governs us”, the German news magazine

Political economist

20. EU expands Iran sanctions over nuclear programme November 24, 2011

'Substantial additions of individuals and entities' to be added to existing lists of people and firms subject to asset freezes. The European Union is to impose new sanctions...

EU expands Iran sanctions over nuclear programme

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