Prospects for Europe in the second quarter
Tensions over Greece and Russia, and concern about the UK election, will dominate European policy-making this quarter
Updated: Apr 23, 2015
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- Russian relations
- Sanctions regime
- Putin's Trojan horses
- Hungary
- Cyprus
- Energy Union
- Improving growth
- UK election(s), EU referendum?
- Macedonia's immaturity
- Bosnia's fractious politics
- Albania's rising debt
- Croatia's gloom
- Balkan growth
- Central Europe's markets
- EU's leaders for growth
- Polish elections
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_350.jpg "Varoufakis and Schaeuble at a news conference in Berlin (Reuters/Fabrizio Bensch)")
