Not all Greeks are ready to do whatever is necessary to stay in the euro.

It is rather unusual for Italy to be at the forefront of pro-market initiatives.

Growth in any individual European country has to be the result of policies for growth pursued in that country consistent with budgetary discipline.

Reference to the territory and total disregard for the nationality of the companies is of course the best guarantee that competition assessment remain just that and doesn't get affected by trade or other considerations.

I believe that in Europe, we have a collective leadership.

In the area of macroeconomic policies, I think we'll see more centralization, like in the budgetary sphere.

It is very unusual for a country to ask guys who are not politicians to come and run the country.