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1. Greek party leaders hold emergency talks on future of state broadcaster June 17, 2013

Coalition partners have criticised prime minister's decision to close ERT. The leaders of Greece's three-party coalition...

Greek party leaders hold emergency talks on future of state broadcaster

2. The paper clip June 14, 2013

A round-up of the international press on Friday, 14 June. The leaders of the three parties in Greece's coalition government are to meet on Monday in a bid to settle their...

The paper clip

3. The paper clip June 10, 2013

A round-up of the international press on Monday, 10 June. During a visit to Japan, France's President François Hollande declared the eurozone crisis to be over,

The paper clip

4. The paper clip June 7, 2013

A round-up of the international press on Friday, 7 June. Slovenia's former prime minister, Janez Janša, has been jailed for two years for corruption. France's

The paper clip

5. Latvia on track to join the single currency in 2014 June 6, 2013

ECB still has concerns over Latvia's economy Latvia should join the euro on 1 January 2014, the European Commission said yesterday (5 June), despite some European Central...

Latvia on track to join the single currency in 2014

6. The paper clip June 6, 2013

A round-up of the international press on Thursday, 6 June. The International Monetary Fund has admitted that it made mistakes with its austerity programme for Greece. In an...

The paper clip

7. Draghi: ECB did not make mistakes over Greece June 6, 2013

European Central Bank president refuses to take blame following critical IMF report. Mario Draghi, the president of the European...

Draghi: ECB did not make mistakes over Greece

8. The paper clip June 4, 2013

A round-up of the international press on Tuesday, 4 June. Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdoğan's style of politics lies at the heart of his problems at home and...

The paper clip

9. The paper clip June 3, 2013

A round-up of the international press on Monday, 3 June. Central Europe has been hit by severe flooding.

The paper clip

10. Spain's banking reforms 'on track' June 3, 2013

Upbeat assessment of progress since €40bn bail-out. Spain's fragile banking sector is showing signs of...

Spain's banking reforms 'on track'

11. MEPs reject Croatia's court candidate May 30, 2013

Budgetary-control committee not satisfied with answers given by Neven Mates. The European Parliament's budgetary-control committee on Monday (27 May) rejected Croatia's...

12. Resolving to end European stagnation May 30, 2013

Cleaning up Europe's banking sector is an essential step on the road to economic recovery The speed of recovery in the economy of the United States demonstrates that...

Resolving to end European stagnation

13. Europe's troika should grow up May 30, 2013

Considering the record – and the future – of the troika of international creditors that is ministering to the EU's struggling member states In early 2010, a group of men...

Europe's troika should grow up

14. The paper clip May 24, 2013

A round-up of the international press on Friday, 24 May. The long recession has one silver lining: European Union leaders are finally tackling ‘tax shopping' head-on, a...

The paper clip

15. Balancing the technocrats May 19, 2013

It is undemocratic that the ECB can set the eurozone-wide inflation target unilaterally. A simplistic (actually, naive) view of markets is that they exist almost in a...

Balancing the technocrats

16. Slovenia's economic reform plans to be put to the test May 8, 2013

Government urged to cut its budget deficit. The eurozone's 17 finance ministers are to meet in Brussels next week for the first time since agreeing a messy €10 billion...

Slovenia's economic reform plans to be put to the test

17. Maverick minister May 8, 2013

Alan Shatter, Ireland's minister for justice and equality, and for defence Ireland's general election of 2007 took an alien twist in the constituency of Dublin South, where...

Maverick minister

18. A fateful mistake May 8, 2013

Continuing to discredit austerity could cause long-term damage to the case for fiscal responsibility Controversy is essential to the advancement of science. So the debunking...

A fateful mistake

19. Spring expected to stay gloomy as economic forecasts are released May 1, 2013

EU softening approach to fiscal consolidation The European Commission will issue its spring economic forecasts tomorrow (3 May) amid renewed gloom about the eurozone...

Spring expected to stay gloomy as economic forecasts are released

20. The ties that bind are dissolving May 1, 2013

Austerity policies are allegedly undermining the European Union. In reality fragmentation is a bigger threat than austerity. In a lucid study of the financial crisis in the...

The ties that bind are dissolving

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