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Spanish PM found an enemy. There’s no Plan B for Greece. In Soviet Russia, you rip off the bank! The head of Spanish government Mariano Rajoy has a problem. The country with a galloping debt he’s leading has been in recession for two years...
Proposal INESS proposes to lower the minimum wage to € 1 or to a level which would minimise its influence on the labour market, and to introduce a social contributions deduction which would increase the net salaries of low-income employees,...
Gloom approaching Italian banks. Portugal wants to decrease income tax. Obama’s hard drive is small. “The Great Silence” is an excellent Italian western with the demonic Klaus Kinski playing the villain. It also happens to be a good wording...
The Dutch government has ventured on a publication of an important paper. Will our representatives also have enough courage to express their opinion? In Britain, there is a long-term discourse on the issue of setting a boundary to the power...
The week of accusing, voting, and reporting. Berlusconi, French socialists, the Cypriot president as well as the government of Iceland wanted to say something to the world. The Czech prime minister has been hit by a “police-tsunami“ and...
The Federal Constitutional Court of Germany is making a decision on the OMT program of the European Central Bank (ECB). In Britain, the bi-polarity of attitudes towards the EU is gradating. Greece is in the top news again with clueless Troika...
Latvians have been given the green light on their euro traffic-lights. German court is preparing its key decision. And the IMF is louring on Frenchmen. The European Union, as well as the eurozone, is expecting a new member. While Croatia will...
The French President introduced his magnificent plans. The EU should become a political union governed from Brussels in two years. According to Hollande, there is too much European lethargy. An offensive must be started – a construction...
The financial crisis has been with us for six years and counting. The symptoms don’t change – growing unemployment, low or even stifled economic growth, the same ineffective measures adopted by governments and central banks. However,...
Slovak media only very briefly caught a report about prepared tobacco directive in Brussels, which should bring a number of new regulations into the sector, such as banning flavoured tobacco or uniform dimensions and plain packaging of cigarettes....
