FRANKFURT—Mario Draghi risks becoming Europe’s political piñata this year because of highly charged elections in the eurozone’s biggest economies. Barely a month after announcing a half-trillion-euro extension of the European Central Bank’s quantitative-easing program and hinting the bank would do little for most of 2017, its president is back in the spotlight amid an anti-European Union backlash across the region.

Source: Wall Street Journal January 12, 2017 17:56 UTC