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Hundreds of thousands of Brits could risk missing the upcoming EU referendum after voters' details were wiped off the register amid an electoral roll reshuffle which is aimed at clamping down on fraud.
The bosses at more than a third of Britain's biggest companies including oil giants Shell and BP and its largest telecoms group said leaving the European Union would put the economy at risk, backing Prime Minister David Cameron's call to stay in the
Migrant crisis continues to spiral out of control
The European Union is planning an extension of its military operation against human traffickers, known as Sophia, which could eventually include sending ground troops to war-torn Libya.
'The ability to enact effective and fair tax systems to finance vital public services is one of the defining features of sovereignty,' says Global Justice Now--one that is threatened by corporate trade deals
There is so much chaos going on that I don't even know where to start. For a very long time I have been warning my readers that a major banking collapse was coming to Europe, and now it is finally unfolding. Let's start with Deutsche Bank.
Portuguese 10-Year Bond Yield Spikes to 4.4% from 2.65% in January
Coalition of Zero
Earlier today, we discussed how after 8 long years spent wandering punch drunk through a dream-like Keynesian wonderland where all financial assets rise inexorably, the world finally woke up last month with a terrible hangover only to discover ...
Austrians should have the constitutional right to use cash to protect their privacy, Deputy Economy Minister Harald Mahrer said, as the European Union considers curbing the use of banknotes and coins.
The writing has been on the wall for quite a while and indeed it was just three days ago when we reported that the EU was mulling a two-year Schengen suspension amid the wave of Mid-East asylum seekers streaming into Western Europe, but now it looks
There is so much chaos going on that I don't even know where to start. For a very long time I have been warning my readers that a major banking collapse was coming to Europe, and now it is finally unfolding.
"Last Ditch" Flight to Turkey to Stem Refugee Tide
According to a "sensational" article by The Telegraph, the US director of National Intelligence was recently instructed by Congress to "conduct a major review into Russian clandestine funding of European parties over the last decade."
Things are much worse that they appear. We are entering a time of unparalleled peril. Economic collapse is here and is underway in many parts of the economy.
The UK economy could not be poised in a more dramatic position right now, and Home Secretary Theresa May has come up with a plan to wreck it.
The world press is filled with violence and sexual attack horror stories about the Islamic refugees escaping from Syria and other war torn countries of the Middle East to Greece and consequently flooding into all areas of Europe.
Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte said on Thursday that Europe had just six to eight weeks to get a handle on the influx of refugees from conflict zones in the Middle East and elsewhere.
Mario Draghi set the euro area up for expanded monetary stimulus for the third time in a year as China's economic slowdown and market volatility threaten to derail the region's recovery. The single currency slid.
Italian Banks Hammered Things don't matter until they do. For whatever reason, things in Europe are starting to matter.
Italian bank stocks are crashing (with BMPS down 40% year-to-date) as Reuters reports that investors are growing increasingly nervous about how the sector will cope with lower interest rates and a 200 billion euro ($218 billion) pile of loans that ar
Remember when showing 'progress' in Europe was as simple as pointing to your high stock market or low bond yields to "prove" everything is awesome.
Last month we were amused to learn that a petition to have Donald Trump banned from Britain managed to garner enough support to force the UK parliament to consider the measure.
Italian bank stocks are crashing (with BMPS down 40% year-to-date) as Reuters reports that investors are growing increasingly nervous about how the sector will cope with lower interest rates and a 200 billion euro ($218 billion) pile of loans that ar
Former prime minister pushes for world government architecture
Former prime minister pushes for world government architecture
Gerd Muller predicted the continent would face an even bigger refugee influx as migrants seek to escape "misery" in their homelands.
Capital Flight Intensifies in Italy, France, Spain; Are German Banks Safe?
The New Bank Bail-In System Goes Into Effect In Europe
Without providing a link, ZeroHedge posted some comments today regarding "Helicopter Drop Theory" by Willem Buiter, Citibank's Chief Economist.
