European Union News & Opinion Articles
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 | Mon May 01, 2017 | politico.com
Early one February weekend, President Donald Trump let loose a cryptic complaint, followed by a barrage of Fox News-inspired tweets, about Sweden of all places. He made the... |
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 | Fri Aug 14, 2015 | reuters.com
Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras faced the widest rebellion yet from his leftist lawmakers as parliament approved a new bailout program on Friday, forcing him to... |
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 | Wed Jul 15, 2015 | politico.eu
Last weekend’s marathon summit on Greece might have gone down as the moment Europe came together to resolve its greatest crisis. Instead, it will likely be remembered for a... |
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 | Wed Jul 15, 2015 | politico.eu
“Brutal. …Violent. … A crucifixion.” In Brussels, the world capital of circumlocution where “difficult” is as bad as it gets, such language is nothing short of... |
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 | Sun Jul 12, 2015 | vox.com
European leaders are meeting again in Brussels today to decide on Greece's future — in or out of the eurozone. They've signaled that this weekend could be Greece's last... |
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 | Fri Jul 10, 2015 | theatlantic.com
Negotiations over whether, and how, Greece will pay its debts, cut domestic spending, or have to leave the eurozone continued on Friday with a new set of proposals from... |
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 | Wed Jul 08, 2015 | washingtonpost.com
Greece asked European partners Wednesday for a new three-year bailout, pledging to make reforms but leaving blank how far it was willing to go to meet cost-cutting demands... |
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 | Mon Jul 06, 2015 | huffingtonpost.com
The German government signaled a tough line towards Greece on Monday, saying it saw no basis for new bailout negotiations and insisting it was up to Athens to move swiftly... |
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 | Sun Jul 05, 2015 | vox.com
Officially, today's referendum in Greece asks whether to accept a European bailout proposal from the European Commission, the European Central Bank, and the International... |
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 | Sun Jul 05, 2015 | reuters.com
Greeks voted overwhelmingly on Sunday to reject terms of a bailout, risking financial ruin in a show of defiance that could splinter Europe.
With nearly half of the... |