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There are hopes the European Union may be moving closer toward adopting measures that could alleviate the country's financial crisis
Says money needed to prop up Spain's troubled banking sector is not as excessively high as some have speculated; repeats call for a European banking union
U.S. officials have said Washington expects more action to strengthen the European banking system in the next two weeks before the G20 meeting
Country has stuck with its agreed program of austerity measures, featuring pay cuts and tax hikes, and broad economic reforms
Cyprus' president says he has tasked officials to draw up plans on how the country would deal with Greece's possible exit from the eurozone
The April jobless rate across the 17 countries in the currency union was 11 percent, its highest level ever
Referendum on the European Union's deficit-fighting treaty passes with a resounding 60.3 percent "yes" vote
Bond yields - a measure of investor confidence in a country's debt - were also very high in Italy, which has big debts and is in recession
Alexis Tsipras vows Friday to cancel Greece's international bailout agreement if he wins an upcoming repeat ballot
Annual consumer price increases slow to a 15-month low of 2.4 percent; lower energy prices, weak economic activity are thought to be behind the fall
U.S. stocks are set to suffer first negative month since last summer, oil prices have slid and the euro has fallen to a near two-year low
Borrowing rates for Italy and Spain rose sharply Wednesday on mounting fears of financial contagion in the eurozone
Anti-immigrant, pro-gun Golden Dawn party capitalize on voters' frustration amid euro crisis
The euro has also taken a battering and is now trading around two-year lows against the dollar
Such a union would centrally oversee and - if needed - bail out the sector, which has become a weak link in the continent's financial system
Crude has plunged 15 pct from four weeks ago on investor fears that political turmoil in Greece could trigger a chaotic exit from the euro
Costs have risen close to levels where other debt-stricken countries such as Greece and Ireland have asked for an international bailout
Leaders of Greece's political parties signed a pledge to implement the drastic budget cuts Europe is demanding in exchange for a bailout. Elizabeth Palmer reports on the desperation of those affected by the cuts.
The state of the European economy has become something of an issue in our presidential campaign, but how bad things are over there? Correspondent Allen Pizzey finds out.
Stocks fell across Europe and Asia after the French election, and after voters in Greece put that nation's bailout deal in doubt. Former Labor Secretary Robert Reich talks to Charlie Rose and Erica Hill about these issues might affect the U.S. Reich's new e-book is called "Beyond Outrage: What Has Gone Wrong with our Economy and Our Democracy, and How to Fix Them."
Political uncertainty has impacted bank deposits as people have been withdrawing their money to hedge against the country's possible return to the drachma
Uncertainty remains over what Europe should do to spark economic growth, and how to deal with the Greek crisis
European leaders aim to have more concrete proposals for strengthening the region at their next summit on June 28-29
Official says the eurozone crisis has been undermining much of the crossborder financial markets' integration brought about by the euro
Retail sales dropped 9.8 percent in the year to April as the country battled against its second recession in three years and a 24.4 percent jobless rate
