This is an internal Stratfor document listing significant meetings and events for the next week.

Italy and Ireland are watching Madrid's negotiations with the European Union regarding bonds and a bank bailout.

New measures to alleviate the crisis will highlight differences between Europe's core and peripheral economies.

The 17-member eurozone is slowly pulling away from the EU.

The Irish decided that austerity is an acceptable cost to stay in the good graces of the union.

The financial crisis has increased emigration from some of the eurozone's periphery countries.

Militants in Ireland constructed and deployed two explosive devices in Northern Ireland without authorities' knowledge.

An exodus of highly skilled laborers could prove problematic for some European countries.

Germany is among the pro-austerity EU countries that will face domestic political challenges in coming months.

Ireland's economic dependence on external partners means its fate is largely out of its hands.