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Sep

2011

6:47am, EDT

Uli Deck / EPA

The Second Senate of the Federal Constitutional Court of Germany deliver their judgement over financial assistance for Greece and other suffering EU states, in Karlsruhe, Germany, on Sept. 7.

German court upholds bailouts

The AP reports from KARLSRUHE, Germany:

Germany's high court on Wednesday upheld the country's participation in eurozone bailout funds, but ruled that lawmakers should be more involved in such decisions.

The ruling means that while Germany's agreement to take part in the financial rescue of Greece will not be affected, participation in future bailouts might become more complicated. Continue reading.

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