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The Origins of European Neoliberalism
The real source of neoliberalism in Europe is neither technocracy nor hegemony but a problem specific to the continent: intergovernmentalism
By Nicholas Mulder
On December 18,...
ECB injects over €7 billion into fossil fuels since start of...
03/06/2020
Brussels/Frankfurt – Greenpeace analysis shows that between mid-March and mid-May 2020, as part of its response to the coronavirus pandemic, the European Central Bank...
La présidente de la Banque centrale européenne propose de revoir les...
19 mai 2020
Dans une interview, Christine Lagarde a salué le projet de relance de 500 milliards d'euros proposé lundi par les dirigeants français et...
The IMF admits it destroyed Greece along with Germany, European govenrments,...
The IMF’s admission of tragic errors in Greek bailout, the EU’s indifference
24 May 2019
By Dimitris Galanis
In evaluating its programme to “rescue” Greece, the International...
Germany and the Banks destroy Greece (2010, 2015), now they want...
The article we are publishing below is the third in a series inspired by Costa Gavras' film Adults in the Room and the publication...
Goldman Sachs and Eurogroup 2015: Kafka in the Room!
By Dimitris Konstantakopoulos
March 17, 2020
In a previous article we argued that the Greek “bailout” program, the Loan Agreements and the “memorandum of understanding” imposed...
The ECB Must Finance COVID-19 Deficits
Having witnessed the 2008 financial crisis and the subsequent eurozone debt crisis, Europe's policymakers should already realize what the COVID-19 pandemic could mean for...
Eurogroup 2015: the birth of post-modern totalitarianism
By Dimitis Konstantakopoulos
March 12, 2020
If there was a tribunal for crimes during peacetime similar to the Nuremberg Tribunal, one of the first cases to...
Eurogroup: A ruthless gang
By Leonidas Chrysanthopoulos
Ambassador ad honorem
October 18,2018
Reading the last book of Y.Varoufakis,”Adults in the Room-My Battle with Europe’s Deep Establishment”,the interest of the reader may...
Saving Europe’s Bankers, Not Its Workers
When European Central Bank chief Mario Draghi left office last month, he was widely praised for “saving the euro.” But he did this at...