NATO: Death by a thousand little spending cuts?
Can a debt-ridden U.S. still afford to pick up the cheque?
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Eurozone crisis
Goldman Sachs moves in to advise Spain on its banks, as the EU contemplates a Greek exit
News out of Europe continues to paint a bleak picture of the Spanish economy, suggesting the country may be the next in line for a...
Greece swears in caretaker government, Spain’s borrowing costs jump
Greece has sworn in a stop-gap government that will lead the country until it heads to the polls for a new general election on...
Au revoir, austerity
Europe is reconsidering the fiscal pact. Get set for another round of chaos
A Greek exit: Good idea, hard to do
Athens would be better off outside the eurozone. But can it head for the door without bringing down the house?
French and Greek elections rattle financial markets
The aftermath of the elections in Greece and France during the weekend has rattled financial markets on Monday. Fears over the...
Why won’t Germany understand austerity is killing Europe?
A growing number of economists are warning that too much fiscal tightening is making things worse
ECB chief Mario Draghi says worst of the eurozone crisis is over
Boasting that Europe is doing better than the U.S. on a number of economic indicators, including inflation and public...
Can Germany rescue its ailing neighbours?
Ironically, a weaker euro is making Germany even stronger, accentuating Europe’s imbalances
Standard and Poor’s to downgrade French rating
More ratings cuts across the eurozone ’imminent,’ sources say