The provincial Liberal and Reform parties, and some in the media, condemn the deal outright.

ECONOMIST: Canada

Some have opposed the deal outright, for undermining the NPT by giving nuclear India more rights than non-nuclear countries that have signed the treaty.

ECONOMIST: Mourning an exemption that may defeat the rules

What Mario Draghi finds unacceptable is that the Euro must deal with market challenges that threaten its integrity and stability (if not outright existence).

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Blame for this mess lies chiefly with the central bank, which has shown a grotesque inability to deal with even the most flagrant examples of asset-stripping, misreporting and outright fraud.

ECONOMIST: Russian banks

No Spanish government would agree to abandon its claim to Gibraltar: from that point of view, a deal with Britain would be merely a staging-post on the road to outright sovereignty.

BBC: Reshuffle sparks Gibraltar talks fears

The risk must be that whatever government emerges will only prove an interlude before a fresh crisis, in which external pressure once again is required to force Rome to confront the Italian economy's structural shortcomings, perhaps in return for a deal with the European Central Bank to support the government bond market under its Outright Market Transactions program.

WSJ: Post-Election Inaction Could Reawaken Crisis

After the last general election, he wangled a deal with the winning Social Democrats, led by Milos Zeman, who had failed to secure an outright majority in parliament.

ECONOMIST: Charlemagne