Political sentiment in the troubled eurozone countries is more leftist than that found in the core.
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Protesters behind a banner that reads "The measure won't apply" in Athens on April 28
The European Central Bank will find it difficult to give these businesses greater access to financing.
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Relations between Turkey and Israel will not change in the long term.
The imminent financial rescue raises the old question of who must bear the burden.
The European crisis is galvanizing radical political parties, particularly in Greece, where there is an illustrious history of…
Euroskeptic narratives that reject some of Europe's fundamental structures have been gaining support in wealthier core countries.
Europe's financial crisis has become a political crisis since unemployment has become a more prominent factor.
Despite optimistic rhetoric, the economic crisis will continue to have a deep social impact on the Continent.
