Hollande takes up Merkel’s challenge
Installers furious at solar panel tax
Obama won’t bolster the Eurosceptic cause
UK PM David Cameron went to Washington to push for a US-EU trade deal and secure Barack Obama’s support for his demand for EU reforms. But Conservatives banking on Atlantic ties fail to realise America’s growing lack of interest in them, warns The Economist.
‘Unemployed of Europe, unite’
‘No 10 plans for coalition divorce as rift widens’
‘Eurozone mired in recession’
Europe's May 15 growth figures fell like a hammer blow. For the sixth consecutive quarter, the Eurozone economy has contracted – the longest period of decline in growth since the creation of the single currency, notes the European press.
For George Soros, Roma are victims of the crisis
€3bn earmarked to rebuild Mali
UK is a rainbow warrior
New test for the Eurozone
Pool the debts of banks in the Eurozone, as requested by the ECB, or wait until every country has first put their house in order, as demanded by Berlin? We must do both, says the Eurogroup. The real question is how exactly to go about doing it.