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Cameron's heart clearly isn't in Europe
By Rafael Behr - 18 May 13:07

The Prime Minister knows Britain is economically dependent on the eurozone, but he finds emerging markets elsewhere much more alluring.

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Cameron goes hard on the euro – but is this a sensible strategy?
By Samira Shackle - 18 May 9:31

Blame-shifting may be politically expedient, but burning bridges with the eurozone is not going to help find solutions.

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Why would the Greeks leave the euro? No one can make them
By Kitty Ussher - 16 May 14:31
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A Greek election poster in Athens
What the Greek election tells us about Europe
By Petros Fassoulas - 07 May 11:38

A political consensus shattered.

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After Greece, where now for the eurozone?
By Ben Fox - 25 February 12:04

Time to look at the deep mechanical flaws in the euro's design.

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The bailout is dead, long live the bailout
By Petros Fassoulas - 22 February 14:28

But what Greece needs is a plan for growth.

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Eurozone agrees €130bn bailout for Greece
By Alice Gribbin - 21 February 12:00

During overnight talks in Brussels, eurozone governments back a second bailout for Greece.

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Cameron's prescriptions for Europe miss the point (again)
By Rafael Behr - 26 January 17:30

The Prime Minister wants to talk about growth, but recognising the impact of German plans for collective austerity is taboo.

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Leader: Chancellor Merkel’s addiction to austerity threatens the euro
By Staff blogger - 19 January 8:52

The ECB must be empowered to act as a lender of last resort.

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Did no-one spot that Britain is leaving the EU in five years' time?
By Rafael Behr - 08 January 21:53

It didn't get much attention but a draft European treaty leaked last week maps out a course that, if pursued, will surely push the UK out of the Union.

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