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Tough Times for German Savers Who's Responsible for Eurozone's Negative Interest Rates?

Vitor Constâncio spent eight years as the vice president of the European Central Bank. In an interview, he explains why not him or outgoing ECB head Mario Draghi are to blame for negative interest rates in the eurozone. Von Stefan Kaiser

Who's Responsible for Eurozone's Negative Interest Rates? - Thomas Lohnes / Getty Images

A European IMF The New Face of the Eurozone Bailout Fund

The erstwhile bailout fund known as the European Stability Mechanism may soon be granted far-reaching new powers, including the kinds of functions currently possessed by the IMF. But there's a hitch. Von Christian Reiermann

The New Face of the Eurozone Bailout Fund - DPA

Böckler-Institut Wirtschaftsforscher hält Zuwanderungsstreit für Phantomdebatte

"Die Effekte werden kaum spürbar sein": Wirtschaftsforscher Gustav Horn kann der Debatte über die Zuwanderung von Rumänen und Bulgaren nichts abgewinnen. Für das Jahr 2014 erwartet der Chef des gewerkschaftsnahen IMK-Instituts ein eher schwaches Wirtschaftswachstum. Von Michael Kröger

Wirtschaftsforscher hält Zuwanderungsstreit für Phantomdebatte - DPA

Investor George Soros Germany Must Accept Eurobonds or Leave Euro

Despite a period of relative calm last year, the euro crisis is creeping back in 2013. In an essay for SPIEGEL ONLINE, star investor George Soros argues that the situation would improve dramatically were Germany to accept Eurobonds. Absent such acceptance, Berlin should consider leaving the euro zone, he argues.

Germany Must Accept Eurobonds or Leave Euro - REUTERS

Interview with Economist Hans-Werner Sinn 'Temporary Euro-Zone Exit Would Stabilize Greece'

In a SPIEGEL interview, pugnacious German economist Hans-Werner Sinn warns of the huge dangers associated with a continuation of current bailout policies, why he believes Greece and Portugal should temporarily leave the euro zone and why financial markets are anything but irrational. Von Armin Mahler und Michael Sauga

European Parliament President Call for Political Union Now is 'Dramatic Mistake'

Leaders in Germany and elsewhere are making a big mistake by focusing on long-term EU reform when fast decisions are needed, says Martin Schulz, the president of the European Parliament. The German Social Democrat tells SPIEGEL that Europe needs to pool its debt, give the ESM a banking license and help Greece return to growth.

The World from Berlin Merkel's Hard Line 'Could Kill the Euro'

German Chancellor Angela Merkel's comment that euro bonds would not be introduced in her lifetime has made headlines in Germany and provoked intense discussion. Commentators say that while the harsh tone is atypical of the cautious leader, her hard line could have disastrous consequences.

Merkel's Hard Line 'Could Kill the Euro' - DPA

'Self Deception and Sham Solutions' Merkel Blasts Euro Partners on Eve of Summit

German Chancellor Angela Merkel has signalled she is ready for a fight at Thursday's summit, criticizing the euro reform blueprint presented by top EU officials and again ruling out jointly issued debt in the strongest of terms. She warned that Germany can't save the euro on its own.

Merkel Blasts Euro Partners on Eve of Summit - DPA

The World From Berlin 'States Must Sacrifice Sovereignty to Save Euro'

Do European leaders trust each other enough to take the steps necessary to secure the long-term existence of the euro? German commentators warn that fundamental questions must be answered at Thursday's EU summit.

'States Must Sacrifice Sovereignty to Save Euro' - AP

The Coming EU Summit Clash Merkel Vows 'No Euro Bonds as Long as I Live'

German Chancellor Angela Merkel has come out stronger than ever against euro-zone debt sharing, telling a group of parliamentarians that there would be no euro bonds "as long as I live." Her tough stance guarantees conflict with Italian Prime Minister Mario Monti at this week's pivotal EU summit in Brussels.

Merkel Vows 'No Euro Bonds as Long as I Live' - dapd

Interview with World Bank President Robert Zoellick 'Time Is of the Essence' in the Euro Crisis

World Bank President Robert Zoellick believes Europe needs to be more decisive in its response to the euro crisis. In an interview with SPIEGEL, he speaks of his sympathy for German reluctance to bail out its neighbors and explains why Chancellor Angela Merkel needs to take the lead.

'Time Is of the Essence' in the Euro Crisis - AFP

The Perils of Ignoring History This Time, Europe Really Is on the Brink

The European Union was created to avoid repeating the disasters of the 1930s, but Germany, of all countries, has failed to learn from history. As the euro crisis escalates, Berlin should remember how the banking crisis of 1931 contributed to the breakdown of democracy across Europe. Action is urgently needed to stop history from repeating itself. Von Niall Ferguson und Nouriel Roubini

This Time, Europe Really Is on the Brink - DPA

Greek Leftist Leader Alexis Tsipras 'It's in Europe's Interest to Lift the Austerity Diktat'

Alexis Tsipras, head of the leftist Syriza party, wants an end to austerity in Greece. Ahead of Greek general elections in mid-June, he speaks with SPIEGEL about the dangers his country poses to the euro, the failure of economization measures thus far and why Chancellor Angela Merkel would be to blame if the Greek economy collapses.

'It's in Europe's Interest to Lift the Austerity Diktat' - REUTERS

Greece and the Common Currency Euro Zone Developing Grexit Contingency Plan

With Greeks heading to the polls once again in June, finance ministries in euro-zone member states are preparing for the worst. Several media outlets are reporting that contingency plans are being developed to prepare for a Greek exit from the common currency zone.

Euro Zone Developing Grexit Contingency Plan - REUTERS

France Dominates EU Summit Hollande Steals the Show from Merkel

French President François Hollande managed to set the tone at his first EU summit with his proposal for euro bonds. It was the first such meeting in years that was not dominated by Chancellor Merkel. Hollande wanted to send the message that France will be more assertive in the future. Von Carsten Volkery

Hollande Steals the Show from Merkel - DPA

Hollande and Growth The French President's Moment of Truth

New French President François Hollande has been consistent in his demands for measures to stimulate economic growth in the European Union. But so far, Hollande has been vague about exactly what he wants. His moment of truth will arrive on Wednesday night. Von Carsten Volkery

The French President's Moment of Truth - REUTERS

The World from Berlin 'Hollande Is Provoking Merkel to the Utmost'

French President François Hollande has reignited the debate over euro bonds ahead of this week's informal EU summit. Germany has repeated its opposition to jointly issued debt. German commentators are divided over the merits of euro bonds, but agree that Chancellor Merkel will have to make concessions.

'Hollande Is Provoking Merkel to the Utmost' - AP

EU Summit on Wednesday Hollande To Confront Merkel on Euro Bonds

French President François Hollande will put German Chancellor Angela Merkel under pressure at Wednesday's EU summit to agree to euro bonds, which she has so far strictly opposed. Italy and Britain are expected to back Hollande in a further sign that Merkel is increasingly isolated in Europe with her austerity plan for saving the euro.

Hollande To Confront Merkel on Euro Bonds - Getty Images

Nick Clegg on the EU 'We Are Condemned to Work with Each Other'

In a SPIEGEL interview, British Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg argues that the European Union has to stand together to fight the crisis. The euro zone needs a clear vision for its future, he argues, otherwise Europe will see a new wave of nationalism and xenophobia.

'We Are Condemned to Work with Each Other' - REUTERS

Too Poor for Stimulus? Europe Eyes Shift from Austerity to Growth

After two years of austerity, growth is suddenly back in fashion in Europe, following calls by the incoming French president, François Hollande, for measures to boost the economy. But the EU's planned "growth pact" is likely to be too small to help the crisis-hit countries of southern Europe. Von Carsten Volkery

Europe Eyes Shift from Austerity to Growth - dapd

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