Johanna Treeck

Corina Stoianoglo posts selfies with ECB president while her father strives to keep her fellow-citizens out of the EU.

The Network for Greening the Financial System painted a dire picture of the impact of global warming on the world economy, noting that its worst-case scenario foresees four times as much damage as before.

Chancellor Olaf Scholz is now leading a minority government until a confidence motion on January 15, with an election expected by March.

Angela Merkel's bulwark against fiscal irresponsibility looks increasingly at odds with a much-changed world.

Home-grown problems are hurting the single currency, and the markets are looking to the ECB for a remedy.

The ECB has a tool for just this eventuality — but won't be in a hurry to use it.

As Berlin and Paris flounder, expect a stronger lead from Frankfurt.

The firefighters who put out the blaze a decade ago argue that fears of a eurozone implosion are overblown — but admit that that may not stop a slow and painful European economic demise.

ECB staff relations hit new low point on the back of favoritism accusations.

ECB rate-setter also warns that inflation risks are on the rise and that a January rate cut is not a done deal.