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Effort to unite PASOK and Potami seems to have hit a wall
PoliticsGreek PoliticsThe project to unite PASOK and To Potami in order to create a dynamic third force in Greek politics with the potential to be a key governing partner or kingmaker appears to be in danger of collapsing. Only a few days after the leaders of the two parties...
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Are Chinese investments starting to hit a wall in Germany?
AgoraFor two successive years, China has been Germany’s most important trading partner. In 2017, the trade volume between both countries reached 186,6 billion euro. Germany’s second most important trading partner was The Netherlands with 177 billion euro, fo...
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Of symmetry and adjustments in the eurozone
Agoraand at the Jakarta School of Public Policy, Indonesia, where he is also head of the Economics Concentration. He
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Why is Europe worrying about SYRIZA?
Agoraand at the Jakarta School of Public Policy, Indonesia, where he is also head of the Economics
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Newsletter 70 - 15/04/2016
in Washington. For years Italy’s largest banks (UniCredit, Banca Monte dei Paschi di Siena and Intesa... in order to finance the bailout of the regional Banca Populare di Vicenza (BPV). The European Commission
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Club Med in Washington
Agora, Banca Monte dei Paschi di Siena and Intesa Sanpaolo) have been confronted with contingency risks... sharing the burden of a capital increase in order to finance the bailout of the regional Banca Populare di
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Alexis Tsipras, Nanni Moretti and the future of the Greek Left
AgoraD’Alema, Moretti starts shouting at the tv. ‘D’Alema di una cosa di sinistra’ (D’Alema say
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Coalition not ditching referendum idea from policy options but details muddled
PoliticsGreek Politicsif talks with creditors hit a wall. “The referendum would be about the points which led to a dead...As much as it tries, the Greek government cannot escape the issue of if it will consider holding... holding a referendum on whatever is agreed by June “would not be a bad idea” as it would ensure
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Newsletter 79 - 24/06/2016
bloody turmoil and division, one can read the surname of a Soviet soldier who scratched it into the wall... the UK was holding its Leave/Remain referendum on the same day. “For now,” I replied. We laughed... populists and nationalists to step in, holding the EU up as a convenient target for this festering anger
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From Berlin to Brexit
Agorabloody turmoil and division, one can read the surname of a Soviet soldier who scratched it into the wall... and the fact the UK was holding its Leave/Remain referendum on the same day. “For now,” I replied... populists and nationalists to step in, holding the EU up as a convenient target for this festering
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