Greek Debt Crisis
Greece Elections – Outlook 2019 (December 26, 2018)
As part of the Outlook 2019 series, Zac and Nick discuss upcoming elections in Greece and the rise of anti-politics in an austerity-weary electorate.
FLASH: European Commission Expected to Reject Italy Budget
European Commission head Guenther Oettinger has signaled an intention to reject the Italian budget, triggering an inevitable showdown between Rome and Brussels.
Greece Debt Deal: When a Haircut Isn’t a Haircut
The latest Greece debt deal is cut from the same cloth as those that proceeded it: middling, short-sighted, and unlikely to fix Greece’s fundamental problems.
Hungarian Voters Deal a Blow to the European Union
Viktor Orbán’s decisive election victory sets the stage for a long-delayed East-West battle over what lies at the heart of the European Union.
Dutch Elections: EU Faces Its First Populist Test of 2017
Dutch voters head to the polls on March 15 in an election that will serve as a bellwether of populist discontent toward the European Union.
Global Forecast (02-23-2017)
A sign of things to come in US-Mexico relations, more Greek bailout tensions, and China picks up where it left off in the South China Sea dispute.
Outlook 2017: A Make-or-Break Year for the EU
With a string of elections in key member states, 2017 will be a year that makes or breaks the European project.
Greek Bailouts: From Impasse to Breakthrough and Back Again
A sense of déjà vu has descended on talks over the next tranche of bailout funding for Greece.
GPM Outlook 2016: Year in Review
Geopoliticalmontor.com looks back over a tumultuous 2015 and revisits some past forecasts.
Is Puerto Rico the New Greece?
While the world’s attention has been firmly fixed on Greece’s debt crisis and the “Grexit” threat, there is trouble brewing much closer to home.