Our German-based partner organisation Open Europe Berlin has published on its blog an exclusive interview with Professor Bernd Lucke - f...

The FT has just posted an interesting and lengthy interview with outgoing Bank of England Governor Mervyn King (pictured), conducted by t...

Building on our blog from yesterday , Open Europe’s Raoul Ruparel has an article in City AM today discussing the Commission’s country speci...

Everyone, including us , has commented at some point this week about how calmly markets have reacted to the situation in Cyprus. Cue...

As we have noted at length , the capital controls are a key part of the Cypriot deal and could have a huge bearing on how and when Cypru...

Now, we're not necessarily saying that Cyprus should leave the eurozone. But with eurozone finance ministers set for a pretty long a...

As 2012 draws to a close Open Europe has put out its take on what to expect from 2013. Reviewing our (admittedly milder) effort at this la...

As we noted in our press summary today , this week is lining up to be another big one for Greece. The Greek government faces two crucial...

ECB President Mario Draghi had a long and interesting op-ed in Die Zeit yesterday morning , titled ‘The future of the euro: stability thro...

It may sound incredibly obvious, but the eurozone crisis is not only about Greece. Yes, Athens may be facing its "last chance" (...

In today's Telegraph , we argue: 'It will not be the case that the south will get the so-called wealthy states to pay. Because the...

In today's City AM , we argue : The jubilant chanting and cork-popping in Rome last November now looks premature. In a sensational U-t...

Italy's former Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi claimed he was "joking" when he suggested, earlier this month, that Italy ...

Over on the Spectator 's Coffee House blog, we argue, Things in Greece could have been worse after the election, but that fact can’t ...