Costas Simitis, former Greek prime minister and eurozone architect, dies at 88
Costas Simitis, former Greek Prime Minister and key figure in modernizing Greece, has passed away at 88. His leadership saw ...
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Shock therapy for multilateralism
Recent history aside, there is a more fundamental reason why multilateralism will remain essential. In a world that seems to ...
Costas Simitis, former Greek prime minister and socialist leader, dies at 88
Costas Simitis, former prime minister of Greece and the architect of the country’s joining the common European currency, the ...
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Former Greek prime minister Costas Simitis dies aged 88
Costas Simitis, the former prime minister of Greece who was the architect of the country joining of the euro, has died aged 88, state TV has reported. Mr Simitis was taken to hospital unconscious in ...
Poland takes over EU presidency with focus on security
Poland launched its presidency of the Council of the European Union on Friday mired in a diplomatic row with Hungary that ...
Why has the EU stripped Hungary of €1 billion? The latest confrontation explained
It should be noted that the decision to strip Hungary of its €1.04 billion is in some sense a technical issue. Funds are ...
The Stakes Are High: Why The EU Needs An Ambitious External Budget
As leaders enter 2025, they must focus on three key factors: the scale of the threat Europe faces, the need to rebuild trust, and the urgency of delivering impact.
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2025 must be the year when the rules of global finance are reformed
The current international financial architecture is a key reason that the UN Sustainable Development Goals are failing. A ...