Brits enjoy European holidays as pound grows stronger

The number of Brits heading on holiday to Europe increased last year, and figures are expected to rise throughout 2012.

Malta Continues to Be Good Investment for Retirees

Tax advantages and familiarity help to ensure Malta remains a wise investment for retirees looking to move abroad.

The best time to buy Euros

The European crisis is leading currency to drop with the Euro reaching its lowest level of the year last Wednesday.

S & P add to pressure on Euro-zone

Standard & Poor’s have added to the pressure for a sustainable Euro-zone deal considerably by putting 15 full member states on credit watch.

Osborne delivers damning verdict on French finances

British Chancellor George Osborne has raised further fears that France could be the next big economy to tumble in the ongoing Euro-zone crisis, comparing the country to Italy, Greece and Portugal.

Merkel calls for Italy to address debt issues

Italy’s role in the current Euro-zone crisis has become ominously more prominent in recent days.

Palestine raises eyebrows with their request to join the UN

Mahmoud Abbas, the Palestinian President, has made an official request to join the United Nations

Romanian public remain pessimistic about the future despite rumours of investment

New research suggests that Romanians are not optimistic about economic growth possibilities within the near

Papandreou shocks Euro-zone with referendum call

The European debt crisis took another incredible twist yesterday as Prime Minister George Papandreou called for a referendum on the Greek financial crisis.

IMF call for immediate action to rescue sliding Cypriot economy

The International Monetary Fund (IMF) have suggested that the Cypriot economy faces serious challenges and ‘bold measures’ are required to deal with their faltering economy.

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