This is the front page headline of tomorrow's Dutch magazine Elsevier . The subtitle reads, "the best exit strategy is the break...

Things are hotting up in the Irish presidential race. After the previous favourite, David Norris, and his ill-fated campaign came to an abru...

Over on his Telegraph blog noted economist Andrew Lilico has come up with an original idea for tackling the eurozone crisis. Lilico suggest...

At Open Europe, we tend to find comparisons between the EU and the USSR rather far-fetched. The reason is simple: not only does the EU, fo...

Regular readers might have noted that we've become somewhat Italy-obsessed of late. Well, we have good reasons. The fate of the Single C...

Italian paper Il Messaggero offers juicy backstage details straight from Italian Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi's Villa Certosa in Sa...

There are many questions surrounding the ECB’s decision to purchase Italian and Spanish debt under its Securities Markets Programme (SMP), b...

Otmar Issing's article in the FT this morning makes for very interesting reading. His former role on the ECB's executive board an...

The WSJ noted earlier today that, barely 12 hours after the European Central Bank signalled it was prepared to wade into the Spanish and It...

In the wake of massive financial market turmoil, most eurozone leaders have taken to running around like headless chickens. German Chancello...

© European Union, 2011 Below are some thoughts on the ongoing crisis that we sent out a while ago : Fears over the eurozone debt crisis have...

Given the stock market free fall and bond market turbulence we’re seeing, the question over whether the ECB could actually embark on an effe...

It’s been yet another day of uncertainty in the eurozone, with market fears over euro debt sending shares plunging across the globe and wit...

Earlier today, a curious skirmish took place between Italy's Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi and Economy Minister Giulio Tremonti duri...