Greece Needs More Time to Cut, Says Greek PM
Samaras is expected to ask for a two year extension
Euro Crisis
Borrowing Costs Fall in Spain
The Spanish government is hoping that the ECB will start buying its bonds
Financial Health Isn't Guaranteed, Says German Central Bank
The country may have taken on just a tad more than it can handle
Bank of Greece Announces Deficit Reduction
Claims to have made a eighty three percent decrease.
Greens Find Silver Lining in Euro-Crisis
Eco-communities are becoming increasingly popular in Greece as the economy worsens.
ECB Considering Bond Yields Cap
Report comes at the beginning of a week of European negotiations on the euro-crisis.
German Chancellor Showing Cautious Support for Spain, Italy Aid
"European heads of government also feel a duty and have a duty to do everything possible to preserve the common currency."
Merkel May Consider Loosening Greek Bailout Conditions
Report indicates that the German Chancellor may continue the Greek bailout without strict austerity conditions.
Leaders Must Prepare For Eurozone Breakup, Says Finnish Politician
Erkki Tuomioja, Finlands Foreign Minister, says that Finland already has a plan in place.
In Canada, German Chancellor Haunted by Euro Crisis
Merkel hopes to hit up her hosts for contributions to the save-Greece fund
Germany, Not Greece, Should Leave the Eurozone
Why should Germany continue to pay for the fiscal mistakes of other countries?
Spain Borrowed a Record $463 Billion in July From ECB
The amount is 11 percent higher than borrowing in June.
Eurozone Contracted in Second Quarter
Germany had some growth, while Portugal shrank 1.2 percent.
Italy Public Debt Hits Record High, Deficit Up as Italy Blames Bailouts
Bailing out other EU members is costing Italy, according to its central bank
Greek Economy Contracted in Second Quarter
Compared with last year's second quarter the economy shrank 6.2 percent.
Euro Founder: Some Countries Will Have to Leave
Germany should stay though, the European Central Bank's former chief economist said
Spanish Students Charged for Bringing Bagged Lunches
Parents aren't pleased about hard-to-justify tab
German Exports Declined in June
Reduced exports to other eurozone countries is particularly noticeable.
Greece Considers Pooling Labor To Help Reach Austerity Targets
Foreign creditors are asking for $4.95 billion in spending cuts.
Hope of Fiscal Activism Causes Stocks To Rise
It is looking more likely that the European Central Bank will act to try and contain the euro-crisis.
Obama is Spain's New Amigo
Economic support from the U.S. may be in the wind for the embattled country
Italian PM Warns of European Infighting
"The pressures, which have accompanied the eurozone in recent years, already bear the traits of a psychological break-up of Europe," Minister Mario Monti said.
Spanish Trains Disrupted Amid Anti-Privatization Strike
Hundreds of trains have been cancelled after a strike over the government's plans to sell half of the country's rail sector.
Spanish Cabinet Meets to Discuss Budget
Meeting comes amid high borrowing costs and skeptical European markets.
Markets Still Unconvinced By Euro-Crisis Proposals
Vague plans outlined by ECB President Draghi fail to reassure investors.
Draghi Promises To Save Euro
European Central Bank chief vows "whatever it takes" to preserve the embattled currency
Greece Might Actually Try to Cut Spending … A Little Bit
Coalition government agrees to austerity measures of about $14 billion.
Greek Officials Go All Out in London
The delegates have been frequenting one of London's most exclusive clubs, spending tens of thousands of euros.
Xenophobes Embrace Charity
The far-right Golden Dawn party in Greece is handing out free food, to Greek nationals.
European Markets Nervous
Recent comments on the bailout fund from German politicians worry investors.
World Gone Wrong
Eurozone manufacturing outlook grows even dimmer while exports and output stall in Asia
Deutsche Bank Cuts Jobs
The moves comes as an attempt to makes savings amid profit loses and a worsening situation in the eurozone.
Euro-Area Unemployment Highest on Record
The 11.2 percent unemployment rate is the highest since 1995.
Monti Praises Progress on the Euro, Says End is in Sight
The Italian Prime Minister is traveling to France, Finland, and Spain to further develop Europe's recovery plan.
Why London Is Yawning Over the Olympics
Have Western countries finally outgrown the sports socialism of the Olympic Games?
