At this point it might be better to see an isolated Netherlands as the key crisis point for the Eurozone rather than all other states from North to South and East to West that are coalescing around a consensus

Italy is no longer the problem here.

For too long a lot of commentary has obsessed either with Germany and Merkel or with Italy and the Italian leadership when it comes to Eurozone crises while ignoring how quite a few other states and leaders have also contributed to the Eurozone's structural problems

Never mind the Netherlands. How the East European members of the Eurozone are often written out of the narrative has also been a bit problematic