Europe's Economic Crisis Timeline

Jun 18 2013
Economic Challenges to a New Czech Prime Minister
Economic Challenges to a New Czech Prime Minister
Whoever takes office will have to diversify the country's export markets, which means deeper ties with Russia.
Jun 17 2013
Amid Syrian Furor, Russia Makes its Move in Europe
While the Syrian crisis has attracted the most attention at the G-8 summit, Russia is quietly focusing other priorities closer to home.
Jun 17 2013
Greece, Bulgaria: Political Protests Erupt
Greece, Bulgaria: Political Protests Erupt
Unpopular decisions made by the two governments have caused unrest.
Jun 13 2013
Strikes in France Protest Rail Sector Reform
Strikes by air and rail workers are a reminder that domestic opposition to economic reforms is high in countries affected by the eurozone crisis.
Jun 13 2013
The Difficulties of Vocational Training in Europe
The Difficulties of Vocational Training Reform in Europe
Southern European countries urgently need vocational training system reform, but the benefits will not be seen for some time.
Jun 12 2013
Tourism Provides Temporary Relief in the Eurozone Periphery
Tourism's Temporary Relief in the Eurozone Periphery
The summer travel season will bring short-term economic relief to Spain, Portugal and Greece.
Jun 10 2013
On European Austerity, an Admission of Mistakes?
Several European institutions and countries appear ready to admit austerity has not worked as intended, but it is not clear that they will be able or willing to change course.
Jun 07 2013
EU: A Bid to Take Libor Oversight from the U.K. Read more: EU: A Bid to Take Libor Oversight from the U.K.
EU: A Bid to Take Libor Oversight from the U.K.
The move to shift authority over the key benchmark rate exemplifies Brussels' constant efforts to strengthen supranational institutions.
Jun 05 2013
The Unlikelihood of an EU-China Trade War
Despite occasional disputes, strong overall levels of trade between Europe and China will prevent a major break in relations.
Jun 05 2013
Latvian Prime Minister Valdis Dombrovskis (L) with European Commission President Jose Manuel Barroso
Latvia's Step Toward the Eurozone
The Baltic nation is trying to get closer to Western Europe and lessen Russian influence.
Jun 03 2013
Germany's Struggle to Retain Immigrants
Germany's Struggle to Retain Immigrants
A downward correction in German population data highlights the country's problems integrating its immigrants.
Jun 02 2013
Germany: Merkel Against Giving EU Wider Powers
German Chancellor Angela Merkel said June 2 that she is against granting wider powers to the European Union and that the bloc's members should focus instead on boosting economic cooperation with each other, AFP reported.

Overview

The European economic crisis goes well beyond finance. It affects the economy, politics and social conditions in European countries and challenges the foundations of the European Union. The future of the bloc and the stability of the euro are in jeopardy.

Key Analysis

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