How Ivan Mikloš Reads It: Does the European Union Need More Eurobonds?
The article discusses the evolving perspective on the European Union's need for eurobonds, highlighting geopolitical factors and the necessity of political federalization to enhance competitiveness.
Federal Finance Minister Klingbeil: "Our reforms will demand something from everyone"
Federal Finance Minister Lars Klingbeil announces a major reform package aimed at closing budget gaps and increasing taxes on large inheritances.
Eurobonds carry risks, but Europe needs them now
The article discusses the proposal for eurobonds made by the French president and its rejection by the German chancellor, highlighting the historical pattern of such discussions within the EU.
Joint Debt: What Eurobonds Could Mean for Savings Account Holders
The article discusses the implications of Eurobonds for savers amidst political debates in Europe.
G. Stournaras to Politico: It is time to convince Berlin about eurobonds and debt
Greek central bank governor G. Stournaras advocates for eurobonds in an interview with Politico, urging Germany to support common bonds for financing defense and strategic investments as the EU faces multiple crises.
European Central Bank: Showdown Over Eurobonds
The European Central Bank is at the center of a dispute regarding Eurobonds, as candidates for the ECB presidency may have differing views on the issue amidst tensions between Germany and France.
The EU plan: more common debt for a super euro
The EU is considering increasing common debt through eurobonds to strengthen the euro's global competitiveness.
European Monetary Union: Five Reasons Against Eurobonds
The article discusses the arguments against the introduction of Eurobonds in the context of the European Monetary Union, advocating for maintaining fiscal responsibility among member states.
Joint EU Debts: The New Battle Over Euro Debts
German Chancellor Friedrich Merz rejects the idea of new Euro debts despite pressure from French President Emmanuel Macron, indicating a continuing dispute over Eurobonds within the EU.
Meloni Relaunches the 'Italo-German Engine' for EU Competitiveness. 'It's Not at the Expense of Others'. Yes to Eurobonds Even if the Topic 'Divides'
Giorgia Meloni expressed support for eurobonds at an informal European leaders' summit, highlighting the need for Italo-German cooperation to enhance competitiveness within the EU without undermining other nations.
Meloni: 'Eurobonds are divisive; there is a German-Italian engine'
Giorgia Meloni emphasizes the importance of the German-Italian relationship in discussions around Eurobonds during a European Council pre-meeting.
Munich Security Conference: Laschet Calls for Joint EU Borrowing - and Contradicts Merz
Leading German security politicians are advocating for a rapid enhancement of European defense capabilities, sparking a debate on how to finance it.
Meloni: “There is an Italian-German engine, I am in favor of eurobonds but it is a divisive issue. Energy in the council”
Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni emphasizes the importance of Italian-German cooperation and expresses her support for eurobonds while acknowledging the divisive nature of the topic.
Central banks with Macron: “The EU needs eurobonds”
The European summit discusses the need for eurobonds, with contrasting views from Paris and Berlin, although the Bundesbank shows signs of support.
Gressani: "A new pact is needed to make the European Union stronger"
Gilles Gressani argues that the alliance between Rome and Berlin is merely tactical and not a true turning point for the European Union.
The ECB calls for a permanent common borrowing with eurobonds
The ECB has urged EU leaders to establish permanent eurobonds to strengthen the European economy during an upcoming summit.
Merz Rejects Macron's Proposal on Eurobonds: "Distracts from the Productivity Problem"
German Chancellor Friedrich Merz has rejected French President Emmanuel Macron's proposal for joint loans ahead of the EU leaders' summit, stating that the focus should be on productivity issues.
Mercosur, Defense, and Eurobonds. France is no longer involved
Ahead of a European competitiveness summit, Italy and Germany are strengthening their alliance to push for EU deregulation and enhance global trade strategy, sidelining France.
Macron's Eurobonds Fail: Proposal Rejected by Berlin
Germany has rejected Macron's proposal for common European debt, citing concerns that it distracts from more pressing issues of continental productivity.
Macron says that the agreement with Mercosur is a 'bad deal' and that it is time for the EU to challenge the US dollar with joint loans
French President Emmanuel Macron criticized the EU-Mercosur agreement as a bad deal and advocated for the establishment of a joint borrowing mechanism in the EU to strengthen its economy and challenge the dominance of the US dollar.
EU Support: The Costs of the Ukraine Loan Remain Unclear
The European Commission has issued a bill for financing Ukraine loans through Eurobonds but is unable to specify the interest costs and duration of the bonds.
Eurobonds for Ukraine: von der Leyen strengthens the historical debts of the EU
The EU's decision to support Eurobonds for Ukraine raised questions about the beneficiaries of EU loans and the implications for historical EU debts.