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- An Ice Shelf Instead of a Heart Called EuroThis is a painting about togetherness: togetherness is or isn't. The painting is imaginary, however, the thoughts it gave me when making it, aren't. It could be an allegory for a real life situation now.
- Euro 2012 Draw Offers No Team Easy Path: Fan TakeThe draw took place in Kiev December 2.
- Merkel and Sarkozy Named Euro's Biggest Threat"the EU is fast approaching the breaking point of the euro and it is not because of Greece or Italy but “because of the incapacity of the two main players today in European politics - the incapacity of Merkel and Sarkozy to deal with this crisis.”
- The Euro Has 10 Days to Pull Itself Together and Unite, or Else?Old cultures remain within European countries and they will be put to the test in a - one for all- and all for one scenario.
- The End of the EURO is NearItaly’s financial life line will soon come to a grinding halt. Italy literally needs hundreds of billion Euros to continue operating and Euro-zone members, ECB and IMF don’t have that kind of money to give.
- Euro Bond Market Will End Euro CrisisAs the EU debt crisis spirals out of control, Guy Verhofstadt stated in response to a EU Green Paper that the only solution to the Euro crisis is to create a euro bond market.
- A Warning Shot in Front of Germany’s Bow?The world’s 4th largest economy was unable to auction-off allotted German bonds due to a lack of demand. This spells trouble for the entire region in an intertwined economy.
- The Euro an Economic Experiment Gone Badly WrongIt’s time to unchain European countries from the anchor of the Euro and allow the countries to once again construct their own futures.
- There Has to Be a Sanity-ClauseOne point of view as to what should be done to pull Ireland out of the depression.
- Euro Zone Facts and FiguresThe euro zone is in danger of losing Greece.
- Europe Hammering Out a Deal: Is the Euro in Trouble?The euro is not reflecting a crisis situation. Europe is challenged with a systemic, pervasive problem. A deal in Europe should result in a reconciliation with the euro falling.
The Upside to the Euro's BottomAmsterdam's famous products and services increase in dollar value as the euro goes down.
How We Paid a Total of 12 EURO for a 4-night Stay at 4 or 5-Star Hotels in Europe, LegallyCredit cards are a good thing if you know how they work. See how I stayed for free at 4 or 5-star hotels for four nights in Europe and only paid a total of 12 EUROS for city taxes.- The Greek Saga, More Life-support from a Desperate Euro NationIn order to rescue one common currency, Euro-zone leaders throw billions and billions Ruros in eventually lost money to a losing cause.
- "Ditch the Euro, Bring Back the Deutsche Mark" Says German Business LeaderFormer fan of the euro calls for a return to the Deutsche mark with Germany, Austria, Finland and Holland members of the new Deutsche mark club.
- Debt Crisis in Europe: EU, Eurozone and Euro Set to Collapse?Will it or won't it? Economists keep saying the euro and eurozone are going to collapse.
- Budget Accommodation in ParisParis, the exciting and exuberant capital of France, is home to some of the costliest accommodations in the country, but Paris does offer some good budget places to lay one's head too.
- Riots in Greece, Chaos in Italy, Euro in Crisis: Eurozone Rulers Flounder in Economic ShamblesEuropean debt is the problem but Europe's leaders think loans are the solution...
- Greece in Crisis, the Euro in Crisis, Europe in CrisisThe united Europe project has the euro at its centre. But the single currency cannot bridge the gap between the stronger and the weaker European economies
Best Summer Ski/Snowboard in EuropeIf you're an avid skier or snowboarder like myself, you're probably disappointed when summer rolls around. Luckily, there's a great place in the heart of Austria waiting for your visit!- Top Five Attractions in Seville, SpainSeville, Spain is the capital of southern Spain and the community of Andalusia. Seville holds an abundance of attractions, night clubs and performances that are year-round.
EURO 2012: Does McDonald's Have a Chance to Be a Winner?McDonald's, the official sponsor of EURO 2012, will compete for your stomach with Polish and Ukrainian national cuisines. Borscht, Bigos, Zurek, Varenyky, and Pierogi vs. Big Mac. Who will become a winner?- Euro Problem and YouWhile the rest of economies are improving, albeit, slowly; EU is facing a series of debt issues; and could hinder its process in recovery.
EURO 2012 Tickets Sale: Ninety Three Percent of Applications Came from Five CountriesThe majority of UEFA 2012 ticket applications came from Poland and Ukraine. The third place belongs to Germany. The fourth place was taken by Russia. The fifth place doesn't belong to Britain, Italy or France.
Unique Ways to Get Around ParisParis can be crowded with residents and tourists and you need to know some unique and different ways to get around the city. Here are my three favorite alternative ways to get around Paris ,France, on the the water, in the air and via Vespa.- EURO 2012: Tickets Application Deadline is March 31, 2011Everybody can apply for EURO 2012 tickets in March 2011. The number of tickets for a match is limited to four per application. Three types of tickets are available.
- Upcoming Foot Races in Paris, FranceWhether a long-term resident or just spending some time in the city, check out these upcoming races in Paris!
- First Person: A Cheap Euro and the World EconomyYou may think that the fall of the value of the Euro in the Eurozone doesn't effect you. It does in a number of ways. Here are three simple ways the declining Euro can impact your life.
- First Person: What a Cheap Euro Means for the Rest of the WorldThe euro is simply the currency of 22 nations that are part of the European Union. Created in 1996, the euro was supposed to lessen some of the complexities of having multiple currencies and monetary policies.
Rome's Tourists Targeted with Extra TaxIf you are one of the 28 million who will visit the Eternal City this year, plan on leaving a few more euros there, in the form of a new hotel tax.- What a Cheap Euro Means to the Rest of the WorldA falling euro impacts you and the rest of the world every day, in both good and bad ways. Here are the main implications of a cheaper euro.
- About EurosIt is a noteworthy economic occurrence when number autonomous nations agree to a single currency.
What Does a Cheap Euro Mean for the Rest of the World?Drastic swings in any currency are never good for the world economy nor the country experiencing them directly. US consumers need to monitor the strength of the Euro as the world is now a global economy.
OPUS Hotel: Experience Luxurious Euro Charm in the Heart of VancouverNestled in the trendy YaleTown section of Vancouver, British Columbia, OPUS Hotel offers its guests contemporary Euro charm with luxurious accommodations, complimentary champagne and magnificent amenities
Euro 2012 Stadiums: What Do You Know About Them?So far only three out of eight stadiums are commissioned for the Euro 2012. Other stadiums are either under construction or in reconstruction stage. However some statistics related to the stadiums are already available.- "The Euro Will Not Collapse": Eurozone Leaders Defend the Euro at December 2010 Summit"The euro will collapse in 2011", some pundits say. "No it won't!" say European politicians. Read on...
- Germany, Europe and the Lame Duck SyndromeGermany shouldn't reject European bonds - proposed by Jean-Claude Juncker and Giulio Tremonti - but take the lead of the EU and pretend more warranties to make them effective.
- Is Irish-Style Austerity OK with Americans?Will the U.S.deficit force Congress to adopt Irish-style austerity measures?
Euro 2012 Soccer Championship Tickets on Sale in Spring 2011More than ten million applications were received for one million fifty thousand tickets for European Soccer Championship Euro 2008. Do soccer fans have the better chance to buy a ticket for Euro 2012?- Eurozone Crisis Deepens as Europe Throws Money at Debt Without Addressing the Problem of Wealth CreationIt's one thing to pour billions into Ireland's vast overdraft. It's another to address the problem of Irish - and European - profitability.
