Germany

If The Eurozone Were A Club, Germany Would Be The DJ

What if the eurozone were a nightclub with a German DJ, and Greece was a dancer struggling to keep up?
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Fake Plastic Surgeon Performs Procedures On Dozens Of Patients

By AP

Where Are Young Greek Doctors Finding Work? Germany

“When you hear about people going abroad, you have a dilemma. Am I going to sit here and risk everything, or do I pack my bags and my family and go?”
By Lilah Raptopoulos, Fusion

'Bishop Of Bling' To Be Held Accountable For Excesses

By Tom Heneghan, Religion News Service

The Euro Is In Trouble. But Romania Still Wants In.

The crisis in Greece hasn't killed off Romania's interest in the currency union.
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Senator: Germany Has 'Damaged' Europe To Help Big Banks At Greece's Expense

The top Democrat on the Senate Banking Committee criticized Germany's handling of the Greek crisis.
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Economists Troll Germany, Telling It To Leave The Euro First

If one country should leave the eurozone, they argue, it's not Greece -- it's Germany.
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Muslim-Jewish Group Organizes Rally For Equal Employment Opportunities

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Merkel Rules Out Greek Debt Write-Off, But Open To Other Relief

By AP

Why America Is Not The Next Greece

The key difference is that the United States has its own central bank -- the most powerful one in the world.
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