Analysis: Brussels takes heavy hand in euro crisis

BRUSSELS -The European Union, never known for its light touch, is pushing through the euro crisis with an unusually heavy hand. Surprisingly, few people seem to be complaining. Brussels — and the leaders of the EU's two most powerful countries — have come close to ordering that a government of ...

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