#StayHome: the Pan-European Response to the Coronavirus Pandemic
With the tragic news that Italy has surpassed China with the most deaths caused by SARS-CoV-2 (the “novel coronavirus”), Europe
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Germany’s Ursula von der Leyen Nominated as Next EU Commission President, France’s Christine Lagarde as ECB Chief
The EU leaders have disregarded almost entirely the preferences of the European Parliament in favor of the spitzenkandidaten system.
Leaders’ Talks on Top EU Jobs Fall Through, Compromise ‘Unbelievably Complicated’
A compromise put forth by France, Germany, and Spain has been rejected by the Eastern European member states, Ireland as
City of London Will Lose Global Status if Brexit Happens without Guarantees, French Expert Says
The City of London is poised to lose its global status as a hub for financial services if Brexit occurs
Euro Is ‘Irreversible’, Germany’s Finance Minister Declares
Germany’s Finance Minister Olaf Scholz has declared the euro, the common European currency, to be “irreversible”. Scholz’s statement has come
Greece Prepares to Come in from the Financial Cold
Greece is edging closer to a deal with creditors on a debt relief package and it could be signed off
Single Currency Remains Strong, ECB Chief Draghi Insists
The president of the European Central Bank, Mario Draghi, has brushed aside concerns over a new Euro crisis caused by