SOUTHERN EUROPEANS INVADE GERMANY
The euro zone’s debt crisis is reshaping the fabric of European society as well as the economy. The biggest increases came from people moving from the stricken economies of Spain, Greece, Portugal and Italy.
The euro zone’s debt crisis is reshaping the fabric of European society as well as the economy. The biggest increases came from people moving from the stricken economies of Spain, Greece, Portugal and Italy.
European policy makers signaled flexibility on the application of an unprecedented bank tax in Cyprus, seeking to overcome outrage that threatened to derail the nation’s bailout. European shares and the euro fell.
A planned tax on Cyprus bank depositors as part of a European Union bailout is sending people rushing to ATMs to withdraw cash.
MIGRANTS In Greek Migrant Camp, Refugees Find Tough Road to Europe By Naomi Kresge – Dec 20, 2012 From BLOOMBERG Dr. Pinna says… The situation in Greece and the Middle East, poignantly told in this story of poor Greeks and desperate Middle Easterners, is not an isolated drama. The war in the [...]
It is quite possible that the Greek people might have to endure civil conflict in addition to their poverty.
Resilient Romania Finds a Currency Advantage in a Crisis By DAN BILEFSKY November 3, 2012 From THE NEW YORK TIMES Dr. Pinna says… Romania, like other small and poor countries, are surviving the economic depression because they are not entangled in the Euro. Their currency, the Lei, can drop easily and [...]
There is a fundamental change occurring in the world economy: Asian Industrial Powers are rising relentlessly, whilst Western Industrial Powers are collapsing in disarray. There is unity and purpose across Asia. There is discontent and conflicting purposes in the West. This is exactly what happened when Rome fell and Europe entered the Dark Ages. Over [...]