FIRSTonline, the showcase of the week: the links of the main interventions from 10 to 17 January

January 17, 2015, 7:10 | di FIRSTonline editorial team | 0

LINKS OF THE WEEK - Giorgio Napolitano's resignation was at the center of the FIRSTonline week, without however forgetting the tragedy in Paris, the turnaround of the European Commission, the elections in Greece, Switzerland's moves, the prospects of the financial markets and the bank dispute – Here is a review of the main interventions

FIRSTonline, the showcase of the week: the links of the main interventions from 10 to 17 January

THANKS A LOT, PRESIDENT NAPOLITANO by Guido Compagna

ALL THE NUMBERS OF THE QUIRINALE by Carlo Musilli

HOLY WAR AND HOLY ALLIANCE, AFTER PARIS A BOOK TO REFLECT by Manlio Graziano

ANTI-ISLAM SPARKS AND GROWING XENOPHOBIA IN GERMANY by Stefano Da Rold

SWITZERLAND, FOREIGN EXCHANGE AND TAXES: HERE ARE THE ADVANTAGES by Carlo Musilli

GREECE, THE DEBT AND THE TSIPRAS BLUFF by Veronica De Romanis

MARKETS 2015 WITHOUT EUPHORIA AND WITHOUT FEAR by Alessandro Fugnoli

EU, PUBLIC ACCOUNTS MORE FLEXIBLE IF YOU INVEST by Elena Bonanni

CONSUMPTION AND 30 YEARS, A SILENT REVOLUTION by Carlo Musilli

HOW MANY MONEY DO BANKERS LOSE by Marco Perrone

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FIRSTonline, the showcase of the week: the links of the main interventions from 10 to 17 January

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