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Bloomberg View: The Worst Pupil in the EU
The Greek election forces Germany's hand -
Europe
Yes, Germany Might Boost Inflation. Here's How
To help the euro zone's periphery nations become more competitive, Germany is finally conceding it must allow higher inflation -
Europe
Hollande and Merkel: Odd Couple or Soulmates?
France's president-elect may prove more flexible than expected in dealing with Germany's chancellor -
Europe
Happy Europe Day! Well, Not in Greece
Wrought by conflict, Greeks seem in no mood to celebrate European unity -
Congress
How Europe's Austerity Backlash Might Change U.S. Politics
An analyst predicts Congress may soften its stance on further austerity measures after seeing what happened to some (former) lawmakers in France and Greece -
Europe
How Not to Neo-Apologize
Following the Greek elections, Greece and Europe consider a new minority party -
Europe
Hollande's Win: No Radical Change for France
France chooses the Socialist Hollande as new president but his ability to enact radical changes will be limited, analysts say -
Europe
Why France Has So Many 49-Employee Companies
French companies stay small to escape stifling work rules -
Europe
Is Europe's Weakness Finally Reaching Germany?
An uptick in German unemployment raises questions whether Germany, the bastion of austerity, can keep growing while the rest of the euro zone stumbles -
Europe
Return to Chernobyl
The world's worst nuclear disaster began with a systems test at the Chernobyl Nuclear Power Plant in Ukraine on April 26, 1986. Over a quarter of a century has now passed, but the echo remains strong for those who lived through the accident -
Europe
Spanish Soccer's Economic Crisis
Local clubs face lower TV revenue and a possible player exodus -
Europe
Rising Inequality Since 1990
The Gini coefficient, measuring income inequality, shows it rising dramatically among the Group of 20 nations -
Europe
Austerity's Advocate: A Date With Dr. Nein
Can the head of Germany's Bundesbank persuade Europe to stick with austerity? -
Europe
Britain's Future May Be Darker Than People Think
With Europe slowing, the recession may linger all year long -
Europe
Why Hasn't the Euro Fallen More in the Crisis?
As Europe's sovereign debt crisis has ground on, the euro itself has remained surprisingly resilient, especially against the dollar
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