EU needs ‘who lost Italy’ debate on austerity

European policymakers should be asking themselves "who lost Italy" after a grassroots revolt against austerity, unemployment and the political elite caused an electoral earthquake in the euro zone's number three economy. Instead,

Keeping faith as crisis rumbles again

The global financial crisis is clearly far from over but few long-term investors feel we are back to square one either. The current situation might be best summed up by filmmaker Orson

Troika to return to Cyprus next week

A senior Eurozone official has expressed the belief that a Cyprus bailout deal can be reached in the second half of March. In statements he made today in Brussels, Eurozone official said

IMF continues to work on Cyprus bailout deal

The International Monetary Fund (IMF) continues to work with the Cypriot authorities, the EU Commission and the ECB on Cyprus bailout deal, IMF`s Deputy Spokesperson William Murray said Thursday during a regular