The Globalist

Italy keeps investing itself in false hopes. No one person can provide magic fixes.

Despite potential referendum loss, risk of new elections, bigger political upheaval or Italy leaving the euro is quite low.

What happens if one suddenly sees oneself as a character in a Marcel Proust novel?

Economically, Italy and Germany seem worlds apart. Why then are the two countries’ banks both facing a deep crisis?

The effects of Renzi’s reforms are problematic. They lead to more centralization — and don’t address the country’s real problems.

Germany will have to change its policies if it wants to avoid exit of other countries from the union.

How does Italy compare to major EU countries on young adult children living with parents?

Can Italy finally hope for a much-needed political stability?

The message remains the same: Just blame Europe.

Ben Bernanke’s helicopter drop: Money for citizens, not banisters.