Europe s leaders know this.

Fortunately, some of Europe s leaders recognize the problem.

Fortunately, some of Europe s leaders recognize the problem.

European leaders must therefore take up two challenges.

I suspect that European leaders will not respond eagerly.

Not all European leaders attribute the euro's weakness to structural factors.

Or public spending all European leaders adamantly want to reduce government spending.

Europe s leaders repeatedly vow to do everything necessary to save the euro.

So, why do Europe s leaders find this intermediate solution so unimaginable?

Europe s leaders have so far applied only plaster to the wounds.

Instead, European leaders flew cap in hand to China to ask for support.

It is high time that European leaders take this promise seriously.

And European leaders, as Iran knows very well, have other things on their minds.

So far, the Obama administration and European leaders have said all the right words.

That is the simple truth that Europe s leaders have yet to grasp.

American and European leaders are talking about the need to promote reform in the Greater Middle East. Americans see this as the key battleground in the war on terror, and Europeans want stable, responsive governments that stem the flow of illegal migration and organized crime.

Her proposals for constitutional reform would make Ukraine a pure parliamentary republic, while retaining a president as head of state and commander in chief of the armed forces.

Europe s leaders remain convinced that structural reform must be their top priority.

Europe s leaders have a duty to tell their peoples what needs to be done to ensure a secure energy future.

UK political leaders and many European governments are strongly urging the Scots to vote against independence.

The good news is that European leaders seem to recognize the value of the pursuit of knowledge.

European leaders should embrace the liberation which will make their lives so much easier and Europe so much freer.

After NATO intervention in Kosovo, European leaders made this approach the cornerstone of their vision for the Balkans.

These are the same companies that Europe s national governments court and listen to on a daily basis.

COPENHAGEN So far, Europe s leaders seem to be mostly preoccupied with finding national answers to the global economic crisis.

Today s Israeli leaders, however, in their rhetoric and behavior, often sound more like the old European anti Semites.

But, when it comes to the MFF, Europe s national leaders appear not to be listening closely.

But Ireland and Spain had budget surpluses and low debt before the crisis, which quickly turned into large deficits and high debt. So now European leaders say that it is the current account deficits of the eurozone s member countries that must be kept in check.

This is all the more important because leaders in both the US and Europe are beginning to pander to the anti globalization movement. America's corporate scandals have undermined the market's moral standing, while the end of the Internet bubble has weakened its economic credibility.

Europe s leaders, who helped broker a peaceful and democratic end to the Orange Revolution, should once again help Ukraine avoid political deadlock.

European leaders are wrong if they believe that Greece can achieve a solution through a resumption of normal market lending. Greece simply cannot afford to repay its debt at interest rates that reflect the inherent risk.

So now European leaders say that it is the current account deficits of the eurozone s member countries that must be kept in check.

This is all the more important because leaders in both the US and Europe are beginning to pander to the anti globalization movement.

It is hard to believe that European leaders will pay attention to the indignation of the people and their demands made in the Counter Summit .

Europe Agonistes

Europe u0027s Invisibles

Many European leaders believe that the rest of the world owes the eurozone a bailout because the currency union is just an innocent bystander.

In their criticisms of the US, however, European leaders often speak as if they have done better.

In the long period of American weakness, European leaders will have to demonstrate statesmanship for the West as a whole.

In their enthusiasm for creating a single market, European leaders did not recognize that governments provide an implicit subsidy to their banking systems.

As a result, Europe's leaders see not only opportunities for growth, but also the need to avoid being left behind.

Europe s leaders must work to ensure that new modes of delivering education translate into better opportunities for a broader range of people.

In the first phase, the three sided civil war in Bosnia, some European leaders trumpeted that this was a European problem.

Exhausted by the frustrating climate negotiations in Copenhagen, European leaders seemed not to be in the mood for questions about EU enlargement.

Unfortunately, another crisis or two might be necessary before European leaders consider it seriously.