How to Cap a Banker’s Bonus
Europe gets it just about right by not strictly capping pay but regulating how the payout wends its way to a banker's pocket.
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Betting Against the Euro
Why euro-bashers could turn against the dollar, and how they might be stopped.
Anti-Semitism Keeps Rising in Europe. Why?
It's not just because of Israeli military confrontations, even though incidents rise in tandem when it's active.
Google Street View Ruffles European Feathers
Whether a government or a private company gathers data, Europeans get nervous.
A More Efficient Europe Is Not a U.S. of Europe
The recent ratifications of the Lisbon Treaty do not mean we can expect things like an EU army or unified foreign policy, argues Berlin-based journalist David Francis.
Should the States Run Public Insurance Instead?
Yes, sort of, answers our correspondent as he compares the landscape of Europe's smaller states with the 'United' ones.
Fostering Abortion With Soviet Gusto
One way America resembles the old Communist bloc can be found in the nexus of abortion and public health care.
Not a Public Option — A Public Market
Our European correspondent concludes his look at health care options in Europe by trying to strike a balance between individual and centralized concerns.
Warning Signs from Europe
The health plan wonderland of middle Europe has some issues of its own that Americans might factor into their own debate.
Nuclear Power? Ja, Maybe
Germany's upcoming election has put an unforgiving light on the nuclear phase-out promised in 2001.