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Ikea Accused of Dodging Over €1 Billion in Taxes

By Lucinda Shen / Fortune

Why Snap Elections In Greece Are Smart Bet For Teflon Tsipras

By Simon Shuster

Welcome To Liberland! The European Country With No Taxes (or Residents)

By Claire Groden / Fortune

How Splitting the Euro Will Save It

By The Aspen Institute
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Greece Gives In to Creditors But on Its Own Terms

The Greek governments newest bailout proposal to creditors is almost the same as the one its voters rejected less than a week ago

By Simon Shuster / Athens

Why Greece Matters for Everyone

Like it or not, Greece is a domino that will have ripple effects throughout the rest of the world

By Rana Foroohar

Greek Vote Forces Europe to Make a Difficult Decision

Europe's choice is essentially to give way to Greece or see it leave the Eurozone

By Charlotte McDonald-Gibson / Brussels

Why the Euro Was a Mistake

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By The Aspen Institute

This Is What It's Like to Be a Rich Man in Greece Who Can Not Legally Pay His Debt

The cautionary tale shares a number of lessons on currency control

By TIME Staff

Nobel Laureate Blames Creditors for Greek Crisis

Nobel laureate tells TIME that the institutions and countries that have enforced cost-cutting on Greece "have criminal responsibility"

By Simon Shuster / Athens

What Happens After Assad

These are today's best ideas

By The Aspen Institute

Former Fed Chair Says Greece Will Leave Euro

'I think it's just a matter of time before everyone recognizes that parting is the best strategy.'

By Justin Worland

Former KKK Leader May Run for Steve's Scalise's House Seat

Slams Scalise for apologizing

By Charlotte Alter

5 Facts About the Greek Elections

The results of Sunday's elections in Greece pose major challenges to Europe

By Ian Bremmer

Europe's Economic Band-Aid Won't Cure What Really Ails It

Quantitative easing is a good start, but it won't fix the Continent's underlying wounds

By Rana Foroohar

Gold Prices Down After Swiss Voters Go to Polls

In a poor showing for the commodities market, oil prices also reached their lowest levels since June 2009

By Elizabeth Barber

The European Economy Needs Another 'Whatever It Takes' Moment

European Central Bank president Mario Draghi's 2012 promise to do "whatever it takes" to save the euro was a turning point in the E.U.'s financial crisis. The same resolve is needed now

By Michael Schuman

Spain Created Jobs!

After 68 months of losses, that's reason to celebrate

By Dan Kedmey
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