Spengler: Lessons from Europe’s Winners and Losers The Telegraph: Spanish data underscore dangerous economic slide The Washington Post: Keeping Greece in the euro zone Project Syndicate: Greece-Proofing China VoxEU: The fiscal economics of a Greek exit The Commentator: Is Germany … Continue reading
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The Telegraph: Superstar economist Paul Krugman wants us to change course, but his solutions are simplistic Open Europe: Does The SPD Really Support Eurobonds ? Der Spiegel: Hollande Steals the Show from Merkel Bloomberg: The Seeds of the EU’s Crisis … Continue reading
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The Daily Beast: Four Ways Nicolas Sarkozy Got Screwed BBC: Is Hollande enemy or prisoner of finance? The Telegraph: France’s centre-Left is on the march, but so are darker forces from the far-Right National Front The Economist: It’s Hollande’s to … Continue reading
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The Wall Street Journal: Fracking Europe Foreign Affairs: George Kennan, Michael McFaul, and Their Paranoid Hosts Stratfor: Russia’s Military Buildup in Central Europe (video) The Moscow Times: Russia to Send Arms to Transdnestr INSS: Possible Russian Responses to an Attack … Continue reading
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The Telegraph: Eurozone crisis roars back to savage Spain Weekly Standard: America vs. Europe East Asia Forum: China’s century or America’s? Foreign Policy: A Nation of Spoiled Brats Cato: Capitalism, Peace, and the Historical Movement of Ideas (pdf) The Commentator: … Continue reading
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The Telegraph: Spanish bailout ‘impossible’ for eurozone, says prime minister Mariano Rajoy Time: Why Germany Should Leave the Eurozone Der Spiegel: Uncertainty about Spain Worries Euro Zone Spectator: Sweden’s secret recipe Forbes: Keynesian “Easy Money” Is Nothing But Currency Devaluation … Continue reading
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The Christian Science Monitor: As Syria killings rise, a plea for world conscience Debka: US weighs limited military action against Assad. Turkey may join The Diplomat: Last Chance Saloon with Iran? Asia Times: Muslim Brotherhood chooses chaos The Atlantic: It’s … Continue reading
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