Nicolas Véron co-founded Bruegel in Brussels in 2002, joined the Peterson Institute for International Economics (Washington, D.C.) in 2009, and currently is employed on equal terms by both ...

We are back in the throws of the eurozone crisis. Greece’s debt has been downgraded again, Italy is facing new scrutiny about its growth prospects, and poor results for the ruling Socialist party in ...

On May 15, AEI’s Desmond Lachman welcomed a panel of experts to discuss the likelihood of a eurozone crisis today. Charles Dallara of Partners Group USA contextualized the 2010–12 eurozone crisis, ...

Following the global financial crisis of 2008, several European countries – Portugal, Italy, Ireland, Greece and Spain – faced high public debt, weak economic growth and fragile banking sectors. These ...

The collapse of the French government over its inability to bring austerity measures through parliament is raising fears that the debt of the EU's second-largest economy is spinning out of ...

As European policymakers struggle to find a way out of the seemingly unending crisis that has bound together banks and sovereigns like two struggling swimmers trying to hold each other above the waves ...

European currencies, including the pound and safe haven of the Swiss franc, will lose ground against the US dollar and Japanese yen, as investors minimize exposure to Europe as the euro crisis ...

It would never be a good time for France to have a governability crisis. It is a particularly bad time for it to have one when the country’s public debt is on a clearly unsustainable path. One measure ...

(Reuters) - Here is a timeline of events in the Eurozone debt crisis since a new Greek government came to power after elections last October: May 27 - Spain wins approval for its 15 billion euro ...