Solve the eurozone crisis

WITH respect to the eurozone crisis, all interested parties — citizens, political parties in and out of government across all EU member states — must work together to resolve the current crisis.

Many differing bodies of opinion exist in relation to describing exactly what is occurring and how it must be dealt with. Germany wishes to continue with a restrained fiscal path, while France seeks greater involvement of the European Central Bank.

More modest (both in policy and demographics) EU member states like Ireland seek any workable solution. Despite disagreements, there is wide acceptance that the Europe-wide sovereign debt crisis cannot continue unchecked, which all parties accept would only further imperil the euro.