Well, it didn't take long . You may have thought that  yesterday's  comments from people allegedly close to Bundesbank President Jen...

With Europe as fluid as ever, talk of some sort of EU referendum is heating up in the UK (well at least in the Westminster bubble). The ...

Shock horror. According to Reuters Deutschland , an unnamed central banker close to Bundesbank President Jens Weidmann today said the foll...

The political situation in Greece following Sunday's elections is getting even messier . Following the failure of conservative New Dem...

The Queen delivered her "Queen's Speech" earlier today - which, for non-UK readers, isn't her speech at all but rather ...

Over on City AM Forum we have an article looking at the implications of the Spanish government's decision to bail-out Bankia both for ...

Italian daily La Repubblica had an interesting story over the weekend. Apparently, Italian Prime Minister Mario Monti and his team are t...

Following Sunday's elections in which French and Greek voters were able to have their say on their governments’ handling of the euro...

Vince Cable: Unimpressed by the Working Time Directive In a nice contrast to the doom, gloom and cynicism which all too often charact...

In an op-ed for today's Telegraph, we argue : "Viewed from London, the most interesting effect of François Hollande’s victory i...

At some point you have to wonder if Greece just enjoys the limelight… This weekend’s election was expected to be relatively predict...

Open Europe's Christopher Howarth has the following article published on Conservativehome : UKIP have done well in the local elec...

The Greek elections are almost upon us. Much of the attention ( including ours ) has been focused on the French election, possibly righ...