Brussels Did (Not) Get Started
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Martin Vlachynsky / October 15, 2013
Eurosceptic Barosso. Advertising giant. Risky bank purchases.
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The Caravan Moves On
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Martin Vlachynsky / October 7, 2013
However, the party missed the absolute majority and lost its coalition partner, the liberal FDP.
New Members of the Club
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Martin Vlachynsky / October 2, 2013
A bit different anniversary. Club of the sinking ones has new members. The French are shouting: „That’s enough”!
Crisis Goes to School
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Martin Vlachynsky / September 21, 2013
The wrong age. One, or two packages for Greece? Don’t steal jobs from the Netherlands!
Law and Disorder
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Martin Vlachynsky / September 9, 2013
Greek plans to overhaul three big state-owned companies were thrown into disarray by Troika, which insists on more decisive solutions. These three companies only made a loss of 130 million euros in 2011 and have accumulated 2.5 billion euros of debts so far.
No Rescue, But Stimulus This Time
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Martin Vlachynsky / September 2, 2013
Greek déjá vu. Empty Portuguese highways. French reform which has never been carried out.
The Euro Crisis Is Over. Again!
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Martin Vlachynsky / August 23, 2013
News releases about the end of the crisis - as regular as sunrise. Greece has a surplus. Brussels has a whole lot of new ideas for spending money.
No Plan B
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Martin Vlachynsky / August 18, 2013
Let’s see what kind of an enemy our politicians will find when trying to explain new problems. For example, when we’ll have to lend again to Greece, which has found an unfilled gap equal to €11 billion in its budget for 2014 and 2015.
Il Grande Silenzio
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Martin Vlachynsky / August 10, 2013
Gloom approaching Italian banks. Portugal wants to decrease income tax. Obama’s hard drive is small.
The Integration Above Our Heads
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Martin Vlachynsky / August 5, 2013
Brussels wants EU’s own unmanned aerial vehicles, colloquially also called drones.
