Germany, UK and others to send asylum seekers back to where they first sought refuge, despite the continued economic strife in Greece That’s right, send them back from the “most successful” European country to a country that can’t even handle the wellbeing of its own citizens. it appears that this is being … Continue reading EU states begin returning refugees to Greece as German reunions slow
France may look like the sick man of Europe, but Germany’s woes run deeper, rooted in mercantilist dogma The obsession with balanced budgets and suppressed wages has destroyed the rest of Europe, … Continue reading German model is ruinous for Germany, and deadly for Europe
If EU law were properly enforced, Germany would face fines for endangering eurozone stability and breaching the Macroeconomic Imbalance Procedure for the fifth year in a row One country’s surplus is another … Continue reading Germany’s record trade surplus is a bigger threat to euro than Greece
Why? What has Greece been doing all along? Hasn’t it been “reforming” to death? You mean you want more privatizations so German PUBLIC companies can buy Greece’s assets for less than nothing? … Continue reading Greece must reform or leave eurozone, says German minister | The Guardian
Well… He was speaking in front of bankers in Frankfurt, so had to pay his allegiance to the banks, which the Greek people have been bailing out over and over again at … Continue reading Schaeuble: Greece is living beyond its means
The government’s civil defence plan has been strongly condemned by the opposition party Die Linke, who say it could lead to people panic buying. This is in Germany, and this type of … Continue reading Gov’t advice to stockpile food criticized as ‘scaremongering’
The project seeks to “reclaim the conception of the words Mein Kampf from the Nazis [and] create a spectacular trigger for PR and social media to talk about the current situation of … Continue reading Ad of the Day: How Ogilvy Berlin Fought Back After the Republishing of Hitler’s Mein Kampf | Adweek
Germany struggled in the early years of their membership of the Eurozone with deficits well in excess of the Maastricht fiscal rules (maximum of 3 per cent of GDP), which I wrote … Continue reading Germany’s serial breaches of Eurozone rules | Bill Mitchell – billy blog
Piketty: When I hear the Germans say that they maintain a very moral stance about debt and strongly believe that debts must be repaid, then I think: what a huge joke! Germany … Continue reading Thomas Piketty: “Germany has never repaid its debt”
1. Due to its widespread use on the so-called ‘Information Superhighway’, and so that growing anti-European sentiments in Britain may be reassured about the importance of Britain’s role in the European Union, … Continue reading EU Steps to Simplify the English Language
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