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The European Union behind closed doors. Tim Gwynn Jones talks to former top EU officials about the union's crisis years. twentyfourtwo.substack.com
March 19, 2024
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June 18, 2023
"We couldn't accept that Spain could do better than Italy" with Vincenzo Visco
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May 5, 2023
"He was definitely not amused" with Lex Hoogduin
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March 4, 2023
"Now maybe we're a bit spoiled" with Klaus Regling
As the man who built and ran Europe's financial "firewalls" (the EFSF and ESM) from 2010-2022, Klaus Regling was a central figure in the euro crisis. …
February 17, 2023
"We backed down and we started again" with Andrew McDowell
In 2011, a new Irish coalition took office under Enda Kenny only four months after its predecessor was forced to seek a sovereign bailout. It was left…
January 6, 2023
"Trust was thin on the ground" with Georges Heinrich
As the right-hand man to Jean-Claude Juncker (chairman of the Eurogroup from 2005-13) and vice president of the Euro Working Group from 2011-14, Georg…
December 9, 2022
"Look into my eyes: you're gonna go bankrupt" with Thomas Wieser
Eurozone finance ministers coordinate policy through the Eurogroup and its engine room is the Euro Working Group - a committee of top treasury officia…
November 11, 2022
"Reality took its revenge" with Ramon Fernandez
Ramon Fernandez, the director-general of the French Treasury 2009-14, reminisces on the euro crisis years – the early signals that “something was wron…
September 24, 2022
"Putin united Europe" with Erkki Liikanen
A key member of the European Central Bank's governing council (2004–2018), European Commissioner (1995–2004), negotiator for Finland's accession to th…