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While Greece is unlikely to cause international panic with a split from the euro, it still faces a shattered economy
Wary confidence among investors as pro-bailout New Democracy party tries to build new gov't that would keep Greece in eurozone
The interest rate on Spain's 10-year bonds - an indicator of market confidence in how well a country can pay down its debt - hit 7.06 percent
Spain's borrowing costs are climbing ever higher and Europe's governments are struggling to agree on putting new foundations under the euro
New Democracy party comes in first in election, could gather enough support to form coalition to keep Greece in eurozone
In election crucial for Greece, Europe and the world, voters appear split between parties both for and against eurozone bailout
In most critical balloting in 40 years Greeks hit hard by debt crisis will choose between austerity and a return to the drachma
In eurozone's most economically stricken countries people are taking savings out of banks as protection against growing financial storm
Major banks in New York and London are on alert ahead of the crucial prime minister election in Greece. As Clarissa Ward reports, a possible Left Party victory could send shockwaves through the world financial system.
Preview: In interview with CBS News, George Osborne warns Europe needs a plan for Greek exit from the euro, invokes collapse of Lehman Brothers
International Monetary Fund says Spanish government must boost tax revenue to plug widening budget gap
Prospects look bleak for the island's economy, which is projected to shrink by one percent of GDP this year before rebounding slightly in 2013
In an interview with Scott Pelley, British Chancellor of the Exchequer George Osborne explains what he feels has to happen in order to stabilize the European economy and avoid a global financial crisis.
If Greece stopped using the euro as its currency, it could spread turmoil throughout the global financial system
Homelessness wasn't a huge problem before, now a charity estimates 13,000 Greeks are sleeping on Athens' streets
Bank of Spain said that as of the end of the first quarter, Spain's total debt now stands at 72 percent of gross domestic product
Greece is broke, and government spending had to be cut back, so Greece's healthcare system is paying a heavy toll
Germany's chancellor faces increasing criticism abroad for over-emphasizing austerity, notably from France
Spain and Italy are in danger of defaulting on their debt, which would mean the collapse of the entire European banking system. Anthony Mason reports on what's being done to prevent a global financial crisis.
Greece's bureaucratic healthcare system has always been inefficient. But, as Clarissa Ward reports, austerity measures introduced in the wake of the financial crisis have cut public health spending by 25 percent - bringing the system to its knees.
Interest rate on country's benchmark 10 years bonds rose to a record 6.96 percent Thursday, close to the level which many analysts believe is unsustainable
The ratings agency slashed the Spanish government's credit rating Wednesday, a direct result of the rescue package lined up by European leaders over the weekend
Moody's credit ratings agency has driven Cyprus deeper into junk status with a two-notch downgrade to Ba3 over an increased likelihood that debt-crushed Greece will leave the eurozone
Cyprus' finance minister warns country could seek a EU bailout to help recapitalize its banking sector before Sunday's crucial elections in Greece
Jittery investors send Italian government's borrowing costs soaring
