Talk: Euro Crisis - Is Germany Paying Enough? | Quadriga

Euro Crisis - Is Germany Paying Enough? The EU's leaders meet again on Monday for a summit that will once again focus on measures to prevent a collapse of the euro. Preparations are in full-swing for marathon voting on measures to preserve the currency. There's pressure on Germany, the eurozone's biggest economy, to do more to help indebted eurozone countries. Most countries that use the euro have more or less accepted Germany's handling of the crisis but now Chancellor Angela Merkel's plans are meeting with increased resistance.

The guests:

Quentin Peel - he is international affairs editor of the Financial Times. He is also an associate editor, responsible for leader and feature writing. He is working at the FT since 1975.

Friedrich Thelen - After earning his doctorate in law he worked as a journalist for the leading weekly newspaper "Die Zeit". In 1978 he switched to the business weekly "Wirtschaftswoche" in Bonn. Later he became the bureau chief of Wirtschaftswoche's Berlin office.

Stefano Casertano - He is an academic and a journalist, living in Berlin. He teaches international politics at Potsdam University, and is a Senior Fellow at the Brandenburg Institute for Society and Security. He is a columnist for the Italian business newspaper Linkiesta.it.

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