Europe in Disarray – Part I

When whiners become winners, everybody loses
Jean-Pierre Lehmann
June 21, 2005

Angst of a Stagnating Germany

How to build prosperity based on cultural identity when companies go offshore?
Dominic Sachsenmaier
July 5, 2005

‘Developing Countries Should Have a Bigger Say in the World Bank and IMF’

Kemal Dervis, former Turkish minister and former vice president of the World Bank voices demand for change
May 20, 2005

A Retreat from Great Europe? – Part II

The EU leaders must inspire their citizens with their vision of a democratic Europe
John Brenkman
June 2, 2005

How Dangerous is the Bird Flu?

A science writer addresses commonly asked questions
Laurie Garrett
February 6, 2004

A Retreat from Great Europe? – Part I

After the French "Non," the EU will have difficulty in reforming the economy or expanding the Union
Shada Islam
May 31, 2005
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As Routes to Europe Close, Refugees Consider a Deadly Crossing

Closed borders in Europe pushes desperate refugees to Libya and treacherous Mediterranean crossing
Mirren Gidda
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EU's Real Brake Isn't Britain but Franco-German Impasse

Rules are being set; too many exemptions for some members will disintegrate the Union
Paul Taylor
February 22, 2016

Crisis Without End: The Disintegration of the European Project

Historical precedents, the breakups of Austria-Hungary and Yugoslavia, suggest that a collapse of the EU is not unthinkable
Brendan Simms and Timothy Less
November 14, 2015

Matteo Renzi, Scrapper in the Swamp

Reforms are not yet adding jobs for young Italians
Joji Sakurai
October 19, 2015

Eurozone Strikes Greek Deal With Tough Conditions

New austerity measures include trust fund for state assets and privatization
Paul Taylor and Renee Maltezou
July 13, 2015
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