— May 7 at 09:28 am
...elections. Its appeal was its demand for radical reform of the Italian political culture, but its leader Beppe Grillo has also questioned remain...
— May 6 at 08:06 pm
...after Greece, at 127 percent of annual GDP. Letta did not specify how his government would create growth without adding to debt. Italy has the t...
— May 6 at 05:27 pm
...austerity because it has backfired on them. The European Central Bank has just cut interest-rates again (albeit after 10 months) to boost the eu...
— May 6 at 05:43 am
...election of a new prime minister in Italy, who has vowed to reverse the austerity policy in the eurozone, opponents of the German-led insistence...
— May 7 at 07:53 am
...government that if it cancels the tax entirely, it would have to find $5.2 billion in new revenue elsewhere. New economic figures released Monda...
— May 11 at 09:19 am
...Government debt has seen eurozone nations Greece, Ireland, Portugal, Spain and Cyprus receive emergency loans, which Slovenia is attempting to a...
— May 6 at 11:49 pm
...at the weekend, but is likely to face opposition from German hardliners as September's elections loom. Markit suggested that the eurozone's down...