In this interview by Steve Weisman, I explore some of the implications of the first round of the French presidential election, and challenges especially from a European perspective.
In this PIIE interview by Steve Weisman, published last week, I express optimism that Portugal's situation can be handled without recourse to "private-sector involvement."
In this new interview by Steve Weisman, I look at France's presidential election campaign from the perspective of the Eurozone crisis, which has made the relationship with Germany a salient dimension of the domestic political debate.
In this just-published interview by Steve Weisman at the Peterson Institute for International Economics, I comment on the current stage of discussion of "private-sector involvement" (PSI) in the issue of Greek sovereign debt, and the prospect for the next phases.
In this new podcast interview by Steve Weisman, I expand on the outcome of last Friday's summit in Brussels and why the market reaction has not been overwhelmingly positive.
In this podcast interview published by the Peterson Institute for International Economics, Steve Weisman interviews me on the outcome of the EU summit of December 9 in Brussels, and the prospects for next steps.
In this interview by Steve Weisman, I comment on the latest developments in the Eurozone following the chnages of governments in Greece and Italy, and on the monumental challenges leaders need to address.
The Peterson Institute just published a joint interview by Steve Weisman, in which Jacob Kirkegaard and I comment on why EU leaders play for time before decisively addressing the Greek and euro crisis.
Steve Weisman at the Peterson Institute conducted this interview, in which I analyze Greece increasingly unlikely ability to tap market investors for its sovereign funding in 2012.
As France takes over the presidency of the G20, the Peterson Institute published this interview in its Peterson Perspectives series, in which Steve Weisman grills me on the year's prospects and the domestic political implications.
In this interview by Steve Weisman at the Peterson Institute, I analyse the current stage of the euro crisis, after the Irish rescue package and before the next round of stress tests. At this point, Europe's leaders still seem unable to tackle the problem posed by the continent exceedingly fragile banking sector.
The Peterson Institute for International Economics today published this interview, in which Steve Weisman questions me about the current developments in Ireland and the rest of the euro area.
The Peterson Institute today posted an interview by Steven Weisman, in which I comment on the state of Europe's banks ten weeks after the publication of stress test results, and following recent turmoil in Ireland.
Steve Weisman interviewed me at the Peterson Institute this week on the recent decision to publish the results of banking stress tests in Europe in July.
The Peterson Institute for International Economics in Washington DC, where I have been a part-time visiting fellow since October 2009, published this interview conducted by Steve Weisman, in which I come back on the need for the EU to transparently stress-test its most important financial institutions in order to address the current banking fragility that impairs both Europe's financial stability and its future growth prospects.
Previous interviews, also by Steve Weisman, include: