eurokrisen
The euro crisis, also known as the European sovereign debt crisis, refers to a prolonged period of economic instability that began in 2009 and has significantly impacted the economies of several European countries. The crisis was triggered by the financial collapse of several European banks, including Lehman Brothers in the United States, which led to a global economic downturn. This downturn exacerbated the debt problems of several European countries, particularly those with high levels of public debt and weak economic fundamentals.
The crisis is characterized by a series of sovereign debt defaults and bailouts, with the European Union
The euro crisis has had far-reaching consequences for the European Union, including the introduction of stricter
The euro crisis has been a complex and multifaceted issue, with economic, political, and social dimensions.