Yes, it’s legal for the European Central Bank to save Europe

Home

News

Analysis of Development Co-operation

Documents

Useful links

FAQ

Contact us

Treaties

Newsflash

Treaty of Nice - TEC TEU

Treaty of Amsterdam - TEC TEU

Treaty of Maastricht - TEU

Single European Act

Barroso wants to launch first 'project bonds' by June -

Commission President José Manuel Barroso has unveiled one of the initiatives to be adopted by EU leaders at their 1-2 March summit, the launch by June of 'bonds for growth' or 'project bonds' to boost investment in energy, transport and the digital economy.

Latin America's past offers lessons on debt, but are EU ministers bothered? -

It's said Europe could learn from previous debt crises, but what if ministers know this and are simply putting banks before people?

Solidarity and Austerity: The 2012 State of the European Union-conference Friends of Europe -

Please find the summary of discussions.

Main Menu

RSS News Feeds

Quizzes on the EU

Why not quiz yourself on the European Union?

Integration / Institutions / Decision-Making / Policy Areas

EU Quizzes

Yes, it’s legal for the European Central Bank to save Europe

The Washington Post, 16 November 2011 - At this point, a wide range of economists agree that any plan to avert a breakup of the euro zone will have to involve the European Central Bank stepping up and pledging to backstop the debt of countries like Italy and Spain.