Friday, Dec 28, 2012 2:52 PM UTC
Italian elections may decide euro’s fate
Italy's economy dwarfs that of other countries in the currency union, which can ill afford another Greek meltdown
Italy's economy dwarfs that of other countries in the currency union, which can ill afford another Greek meltdown
A new report warns that mercury contamination can cause restricted cerebral development and other health problems
At the gastronomic festival Brusselicious, Belgium celebrates its love affair with the fried potato
European countries condemn the anti-U.S. violence, but concerns are growing over the impact of the unrest
Crippled by the financial crisis, Europeans are selling their chateaus and palazzos for pennies on the dollar
No solution in sight amid calls for new bailout for Spain
No end's in sight to Spain's economic crisis as the government embarks on new austerity measures
As the eurozone goes begging, an emerging world demands its pound of flesh
France's new president, Francois Hollande, believes he's found a solution to the euro crisis -- but others disagree
As Greek politics become increasingly chaotic, the once-taboo subject of euro disintegration has become unavoidable
With Hollande poised to win the French election, the EU is finally moving away from destructive austerity measures
The EU faces its biggest challenge to date: Containing Spain's economic woes
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