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Greece: new leader, same problems 
Euro tumbles on German weakness 
Greek euro exit talk gets tough 
Greek parties promise more coalition talks 
Greeks braced for more turmoil after coalition talks… The financial crisis in Europe appears to have taken a nasty new twist with the rate of borrowing for even the euro zone’s core countries rising sharply. Elsewhere, the Greek government pushed through more austerity measures and Italy’s Mario Monti took over as prime minister. Further a field, EU foreign ministers agreed to tighten sanctions against Syria and Iran. We interview an expert on Tehran’s nuclear activities following the recent report by the Internationl Atomic Energy Agency. All that in this edition of Europe Weekly. To view, click on the link above.
More about: Austerity, Debt crisis, Eurozone in crisis, Greek debt, Lucas PapademosCopyright © 2012 euronews
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