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No matter how one feels about Germany’s handling of the Greek debt crisis, one must admit that the masters of the Eurozone are thoroughly...

The European Commission is assessing the possibility of introducing a new tax, as part of the European solidarity contribution, in order to fund efforts...

We asked somebody who voted NO in the Greek referendum to explain us his reasoning.

Bundesbank sent a warning to the German government regarding the consequences the Grexit would have to Germany’s economy. The exit of Greece from the Eurozone...

The United States National Security Agency has been massively targeting phone numbers of top German ministers and public officials responsible for commerce, finances, economics...

Arriving to the meeting, Eurogroup head Jeroen Dijsselbloem told reporters that he was very negatively surprised by Greek government’s decision to call a referendum...

Managing Director of the International Monetary Fund (IMF) Christine Lagarde didn't allow much hope for a speedy bailout deal regarding Greece's debt crisis on Friday, saying that there is a long...

By Costas Douzinas* This is why Syriza's negotiating strategy has to play to the European gallery and not just to the suits in the conference...

With Greece and its strictest European creditor, Germany, trapped into a new "word battle" game over the terms of Greece's bailout plan, the impersonal financial jargon...

OpEd by David Marsh* Yanis Varoufakis is an unlikely minister from an impossible country heading for an improbable victory. When he strides, tieless and tireless,...