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In March 2015, a new French labour law made headlines. We assessed what the new law does, why it is here, and what it means for the future.

Read why we suggested in late-2014 that fiscal expansion would benefit Germany at least as much as the whole eurozone.

In 2014, growth in the Eurozone declined significantly, raising fears of another crisis. Read about the steps we proposed to generate growth

In mid-2013, when the Eurozone emerged from recession, we warned that any recovery will be short lived without addressing competitiveness.

While training is never a bad thing, bringing unemployment down is not a substitute for growth. Read why in our policy analysis from 2013.

Read why we thought Alexis Tsipras' lecture in 2013 before he became Greek PM lacked in sound reform proposals and what he should have said

In our stereotype fact check form 2013, we challenge the US manufacturing CEO's concerns over the low productivity of French workers.

Euro depreciation - read how a potential silver bullet turns out to be harmful upon closer consideration in our in-depth analysis from 2012

October 2012 had seen lots of turmoil in the car manufacturing industry across Europe. Our stocktake found few reasons to be cheerful.

Read our assessment from 2012 of the challenge of uprising regions, as national leaders finally groped towards a solution to the eurocrisis.