- Howard Schneider
- Staff Writer
Howard Schneider covers international economics at the Post. He has been at the paper for 20 years in a variety of reporting and editing roles, and served abroad as bureau chief in Jerusalem, Cairo and Toronto.
G-8 leaders agree on more spending to boost Europe’s economy
At Camp David summit, leaders shift away from idea that strict fiscal austerity is the surest way to recovery.
Greek euro exit could produce global fallout
With no procedure or playbook, the implications from such a development are tough to predict.
As G-8 gathers at Camp David, a test looms for the euro zone
Top world leaders will gather in Camp David on Friday as they confront renewed financial tensions in Europe.
Ahead of G-8 meeting, Hollande to visit Obama
Leaders of the world’s eight richest economies are set to gather at Camp David this weekend amid questions about Europe’s spiraling debt crisis.
- Greek deadlock heightens fears of full European economic crisis
- European austerity bites deep into Spain
- Spain’s lingering bank crisis weighs on economic recovery
- Traveling ECB brings no new fixes
- Spain’s unemployment prompts a look elsewhere
- U.S., China to launch high-stakes economic, security talks despite diplomatic tension
- In Spain, fear grows that budget cuts are worsening nation’s crisis
- In Spain, spike in jobless rate intensifies crisis
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