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austerity

  • Former Central Bank Governor Warns Canada Faces More Austere Future
    Former Central Bank Governor Warns Canada Faces More Austere Future
    Canadians at every level of society will be facing financial challenges and making sacrifices, says David Dodge, former governor of the Bank of Canada.
    September 25, 2023BY Doug Lett
  • Gradual Belt-Tightening Favoured Over Austerity in Fixing Canada’s Finances
    Gradual Belt-Tightening Favoured Over Austerity in Fixing Canada’s Finances
    Canada’s federal debt is surging toward $1 trillion.
    May 20, 2020BY Rahul Vaidyanath
  • Knife Crime Hits Record High in UK, London Mayor Blames Spike on ‘Austerity’
    Knife Crime Hits Record High in UK, London Mayor Blames Spike on ‘Austerity’
    The knife crime epidemic plaguing England and Wales has hit a record high, new figures for the year ...
    July 19, 2019BY Tom Ozimek
  • Africa’s Ticking Time Bomb: $35 Billion Worth of Eurobond Debt
    Africa’s Ticking Time Bomb: $35 Billion Worth of Eurobond Debt
    Between 2010–2015 a dozen Sub-Saharan countries issued sovereign bonds in excess of $19.5 billion. Many of these Eurobonds ...
    May 21, 2016BY Trevor Hambayi
  • Socialists Rain on Spain
    Socialists Rain on Spain
    The Socialists’ habit of running from the left and governing from the center is not a formula that ...
    March 8, 2016BY Conn Hallinan
  • Irish Shillelagh Austerity
    Irish Shillelagh Austerity
    Whatever credibility austerity had is now lost on much of Europe.
    March 8, 2016BY Conn Hallinan
  • Judgment Day for Austerity in Irish Election
    Judgment Day for Austerity in Irish Election
    A coalition of leftists and independents may come out on top in the Irish election.
    February 22, 2016BY Conn Hallinan
  • Greece Approves New Austerity Bill Changing Loan Rules
    Greece Approves New Austerity Bill Changing Loan Rules
    Greek lawmakers on Tuesday approved legislation granting the right to sell bad business loans from local banks to ...
    December 15, 2015BY The Associated Press
  • Angry Doctors Are Just the Latest Victims of Globalization
    Angry Doctors Are Just the Latest Victims of Globalization
    The current threat of a doctors' strike is just the latest example of the unhappiness of U.K. National ...
    October 21, 2015BY Majella Kilkey
  • Austerity: Portugal Is on a Different Path to Greece and Spain—Here’s Why
    Austerity: Portugal Is on a Different Path to Greece and Spain—Here’s Why
    There is an air of calm in Portugal. Like Greece and Spain, Portugal was bailed out by international ...
    October 1, 2015BY Jamie Jordan
  • Is Portugal a Poster Child for Austerity?
    Is Portugal a Poster Child for Austerity?
    Austerity works. That's the message of Pedro Passos Coelho, the Portuguese prime minister, to voters.
    October 1, 2015BY Jamie Jordan
  • Why Leaving the Euro Is Back on the Agenda in the Greek Election
    Why Leaving the Euro Is Back on the Agenda in the Greek Election
    While the allure is there, a Greek exit from the European Union is unmistakably a bad idea.
    September 19, 2015BY Ioannis Glinavos
  • IMF to the Aid of Ukraine: Well-Intended, but Misguided
    IMF to the Aid of Ukraine: Well-Intended, but Misguided
    Ukraine, battling separatists and demands for autonomy in its eastern regions, confronts a debt crisis. The International Monetary ...
    September 6, 2015BY David R. Cameron
  • Europe’s New Economic Divide
    Europe’s New Economic Divide
    Europe still wrestles over how to resolve the debt crisis in Greece. The managing director of the International ...
    August 28, 2015BY Chris Miller
  • Varoufakis in Conversation With Leading Academics as Syriza Splinters and Election Beckons in Greece
    Varoufakis in Conversation With Leading Academics as Syriza Splinters and Election Beckons in Greece
    Nine leading academics talk to Yanis Varoufakis, former Greek finance minister and a man who describes himself as ...
    August 27, 2015BY Yanis Varoufakis
  • Why Alexis Tsipras Has Called a Snap Election in Greece
    Why Alexis Tsipras Has Called a Snap Election in Greece
    Greek PM Alexis Tsipras has announced he is stepping down and has called a snap election for Sept. ...
    August 23, 2015BY Sotirios Zartaloudis
  • Young Greeks Changed Their Degree Choices as the Economy Crashed
    Young Greeks Changed Their Degree Choices as the Economy Crashed
    The Greek financial crisis has been one of the most severe in the developed world since 1929. Its ...
    August 20, 2015BY Rigissa Megalokonomou
  • Germany Profits From Greece’s Hardships
    Germany Profits From Greece’s Hardships
    As Greeks suffer in multiple ways the effects of the economic crisis their country is going through, Germany ...
    August 18, 2015BY César Chelala
  • Blood From a Stone
    Blood From a Stone
    I knew that 40 percent of Greeks now live in poverty and that half of all young people ...
    July 30, 2015BY John Kiriakou
  • Effect of Greece’s Economic Crisis on People’s Health
    Effect of Greece’s Economic Crisis on People’s Health
    Greece's economic crisis that has had profound consequences on the health of the Greek people.
    July 28, 2015BY César Chelala
  • This Is the End of the Line for Syriza
    This Is the End of the Line for Syriza
    Greek banks have reopened after weeks of closure. But nothing is harmonious.
    July 27, 2015BY Dimitris Dalakoglou
  • Greek Parliament to Vote on Painful New Austerity Bill
    Greek Parliament to Vote on Painful New Austerity Bill
    Greece's lawmakers were debating an austerity bill set for a midnight vote Wednesday that will condemn the country ...
    July 15, 2015BY The Associated Press
  • Greece’s Tsipras Tries to Rally Support for Austerity Deal
    Greece’s Tsipras Tries to Rally Support for Austerity Deal
    Left-wing Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras was seeking backing for a harsh new austerity package from his party ...
    July 10, 2015BY The Associated Press
  • ‘Greferendum’ Offers Symbolic Victory for Syriza’s Anti-Austerity ‘Third Way’
    ‘Greferendum’ Offers Symbolic Victory for Syriza’s Anti-Austerity ‘Third Way’
    Against the predictions of many opinion polls, the so-called Greferendum scored a surprisingly resounding victory for the “No” ...
    July 6, 2015BY Cas Mudde
  • What will the Greek referendum this Sunday mean for the country?
    What will the Greek referendum this Sunday mean for the country?
    Last week Greece has gone into technical default on its loans from the IMF for the first time ...
    July 4, 2015BY Milad Doroudian
  • Greece and Germany Draw Political Battle Lines
    Greece and Germany Draw Political Battle Lines
    Video Transcript Mark Fleming-Williams: Hello, my name is Mark Fleming-Williams, and today I'm joined by Adriano Bosoni via ...
    February 12, 2015BY Stratfor
  • Despite Forecast Difficulties, Britain’s Finance Rating May Drop
    Despite Forecast Difficulties, Britain’s Finance Rating May Drop
    Based on economic and fiscal forecasts, the UK’s 'AAA' Long-term Issuer Default Ratings could be downgraded in the ...
    March 25, 2013BY Damian Robin
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