As we reported in today’s daily press summary , the Greek government has set up a ‘working group’ to scour historical archives and tally h...

Here’s the continuation of the EU banking union saga – the document (also leaked, see here ) that sets out how the single market and banki...

We have today published our thoughts on what the 12 September Dutch elections are likely to mean for the future politics of the eurozone. ...

That ECB, it's so hot right now. While everyone is watching and reacting to the ECB announcement from yesterday, the Commission's ...

As a follow up to our previous blog outlining the unprecendented level of anger in Germany to the ECB's decision to purchase government...

Although Jens Weidmann may have been alone on the ECB executive board in opposing yesterday’s ECB decision to buy government bonds, he loo...

So it continues. During a highly anticipated press conference, ECB head Mario Draghi - the man tasked with saving the universe after eur...

Over on Telegraph blogs, we argue : Stemming the crisis through cheap central bank money sounds so easy. The logic goes: Italy and Spain...

This morning, Handelsblatt  is reporting that EU Council President Herman Van Rompuy, Commission President José Manuel Barroso, Eurogroup ...

Oh the irony. The EU/ECB/IMF troika are now working their ever living tails off to push the Greeks and Portuguese towards more flexible la...

In any major Government-led event, there’s always a Europe sub-story. The Government reshuffle today is no exception. So what does this...

Spain announced its plans for cleaning up its banking sector earlier. With the full legislation only just released , we are still looking...

In today's City AM  we look at what Catalonia's decision to request a bailout from the Spanish government means for Spain, its Prime...

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

A key question for the future institutional arrangement of the Eurozone is whether further integration will happen at the level of all 27 me...

As the next ECB meeting approaches on 6 September, the debate about potential ECB intervention is heating up. This past weekend was partic...

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

A bit of mystery ahead of this evening's meeting between German Chancellor Angela Merkel and French President François Hollande. A Fre...

Emile Roemer, leader of the Dutch Socialist Party On 12 September, elections will take place in the Netherlands. Due to the country...

A lasting monument to the EU's renewables targets It has been reported that David Cameron’s attention has fixed on the old idea of ...