Was monetary policy too tight after the crisis?

By: Patrick Minford, Cardiff University and CEPR

Yes, at least in Europe.

The depression of 2009

Wrong government policies on both sides of the Atlantic are turning a crisis into a catastrophe.

When tragedy turns into farce

By: Wolfgang Münchau

Sarkozy is quickly becoming an irrelevant political leader.

Who is Henri Guaino?

President Sarkozy's European advisor is either stupid or he wants to destroy the euro area - or both.

Some thougths about the future of the euro

By: Susanne Mundschenk and Wolfgang Münchau

Forget Italy, or Spain. The real danger to the long-term sustainability of the euro are the continued ideological differences between France and Germany, which have widened since the start of the EMU in 1999.

Is Sarkozy winning?

By: Wolfgang Münchau

Germany should come up with its own plans for policy coordination. Otherwise, Sarkozy is going to win this debate.