The global economic crisis called into question almost every aspect of the global financial system, but as many market structures stabilise several years after the epicentre of the crisis, the question of the validity and longevity of the Eurozone remains unanswered.
One of the world’s most powerful nations sits patiently at the centre of the Eurozone, as both the chief architect and financier of the single currency. For Germany the question presented goes beyond the survival of the Eurozone, and brings challenge to the strategy that has defined German foreign policy for the last two decades.