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Op-Ed: World economic outlook is similar to that of the Titanic

Instead of embracing a policy of fiscal responsibility, it appears world leaders are going to simply "grow" their respective economies out of the world wide recession.

In the Media by Gar Swaffar - 12 comments

Merkel: 'Greek austerity will bear fruit and EU will survive'

" I do not want to make anything look prettier than it is: Greece still has a tough path ahead, but it has gone a long way," said Angela Merkel, the German chancellor, to the Chech daily newspaper Lidove Noviny at the beginning of this week.

In the Media by Stav Dimitropoulos - 2 comments

Op-Ed: Greece rejects German proposal to give up budgetary sovereignty

Athens - The Greek government has finally stood up and demonstrated some backbone and national pride, by rejecting a German proposal which would have seen Greece reduced to a puppet state.

In the Media by Katerina Nikolas - 1 comment

Hilarious Dinner for One spoof video features Sarkozy and Merkel

Dinner for One is a short video which has been a favourite New Year's Eve television repeat in Germany since 1963. It was updated in 2011 to feature Sarkozy as the butler and Merkel as Miss Sophie with hilarious results.

In the Media by Elaine Findlay

Op-Ed: Europe isn't going to fail but it will look very different

European politicians - from Nicholas Sarkozy to Angela Merkel - are correct in saying that this is Europe’s darkest hour since World War II. What has emerged from decades of negotiations between European leaders is now under threat.

In the Media by Mike Lapointe - 2 comments

Greece: Papandreou to resign

Athens - Greek Prime Minister George Papandreou is expected to tender his resignation on Thursday following the decision of European leaders to cancel the November bail out in wake of calls for a referendum.

In the Media by Katerina Nikolas - 3 comments

Train full of nuclear waste held up by protesters in Germany

Dannenberg - This week as American company Entergy faces closure of its nuclear power plant, with no funds to decommission it, European demonstrators are vehemently protesting the dumping of nuclear waste in Germany.

In the Media by Sara Star - 7 comments

German president resigns without warning

Berlin - Germany's president Horst Köhler resigned after opponents criticized his remarks about the economic importance of military missions for the German economy.

In the Media by Riccardo Valsecchi

Merkel visits the 'Peaceful Revolution' exhibition Special

Berlin - Chancellor Angela Merkel attended this morning the open-air exhibition on the peaceful revolution in East Germany at the Berlin Alexanderplatz. She congratulated the Robert Havemann Society, which organized the exhibition.

Digital Journal Report by Riccardo Valsecchi

Merkel on health care industry: 'Great potential for employment' Special

Berlin - German Chancellor Angela Merkel and Health Minister Philippe Rösler attended the conference about the pharmaceutical German industrial system in Berlin. Merkel stressed the employment opportunities in the health care market.

Digital Journal Report by Riccardo Valsecchi

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