Topic: Olli Rehn - CSMonitor.com

EU austerity hawks shrug off criticism of flawed academic paper

Despite a new paper detailing flaws in the Rogoff-Reinhart study that has been used to argue in favor of austerity policies, Europe's austerity advocates are holding course.

Japanese yen plunges to four-year low. G7 unlikely to act.

Global markets drop with no clear winner in Italian elections

EU says eurozone economy will shrink this year

When Britain talks Europe exit, who cares about 'euro crisis'?

European debt crisis: a dangerous week ahead

Spain makes official debt bailout request

The Circle Bastiat The euro exodus from Greece and Spain

Greece has only one chance left to avoid another election

Biggest debt restructuring in history buys Greece only 'a bit of time'

Greece to investors: take a haircut so we can get our bailout (+video)

For bailout nations, new EU treaty is high price to pay

Greece secures last-minute bailout deal, but it will hurt

Greece, private investors struggle to agree on high-stake debt deal

Italian PM announces new austerity measures

Jobs report eases US market, but EU feeling heat

European markets tumble as investors fear Italian default

Why Italy may need a bailout, too

What's at stake in Greek confidence vote

Thinking the unthinkable: Let the euro-chips fall

European debt crisis 101

Ireland's $90 billion question: Does it need a bailout?

Ireland gives thumbs down to EU bailout

Thought bite: Quote for May 11, 2010

The Monitor's View Greek debt crisis begets euro crisis. How much is it fear driven?