According to a new poll conducted by IPSO, a union at the European Central Bank, staffers are complaining of stress and that they are being overworked.  This is according to an the AFP via tweets from the...

Wall Street has already begun weighing in with negative opinions on the new European deal to use bailout funds—the European Financial Stability Facility and the future European Stability Mechanism—to recapitalize troubled banks in Europe, despite the positive...

European countries have requested bailouts to avoid defaulting on their debt. Spain’s bank-bail out and Cyprus’ aid request are just the latest. In fact, some expect countries like Portugal will need an amended second bailout. But where...

In a new post at VoxEU,  OECD economists Pier Carlo Padoan and Urban Sila and European Commission economist Paul Van Den Noord take a look at what a recovery could look like for a “typical” Eurozone country...

The European crisis and the recent round of elections in Europe have shown an undercurrent of political nationalism, writes UBS economist Paul Donovan. In Greece, Golden Dawn got nearly 7 percent of the vote in June 17 elections,...

This week and next there will be several key votes in European Parliament Committees on ACTA, the controversial Anti-Counterfeiting Trade Agreement. In advance of these votes, European digital rights group EDRi and AccessNow managed to obtain documents...

A trade agreement such as ACTA can only be enforced by a larger economy against a smaller, for two reasons. First, the preferred means of enforcement is trade embargoes or penalizing tariffs – and when one part...