Euro in crisis

The economic divide between European Union nations risks destroying the euro, Pierre Moscovici has warned.

Greece’s new parliament has a new look about it with radical left Syriza holding the reins of power in the 300 seat legislature. In the end they fell

It was a disappointed Antonis Samaras who was forced to admit defeat on Sunday night. The leader of New Democracy had tried to convince voters that

As Greece’s leftist Syriza party looked set for a comfortable victory over the ruling conservatives in the Greek election, our reporter spoke to some

The current economic crisis has been blamed on many factors – from high street banks to government finance departments, from risky trading to

The hostility of austerity-burdened Greeks towards Chancellor Merkel has taken on harder and harder symbols. The Hitler moustache and Nazi Swastika

With ISEG With ISPI – the Institute for International Political Studies In this edition of U-talk our question is from Alex, from Lyon: “What

It was another summit that managed to avoid a train wreck. With the future of the euro at stake, European leaders agreed before the summer break to

When Spain’s spectacular building boom went bust, it was the country’s banks which were left with much of the debt including 200 billion euro worth

A new government in Greece will mean changed circumstances, and so Brussels has said that Athens and its international lenders will have to

After a nailbiting election, the race to form a new government in Greece has begun. For the winner, New Democracy leader Antonis Samaras, who will

In Athens, closed down shops, soup kitchens and charity clinics have become all too familiar sites – the result of an austerity plan many Greeks say

He is one of the ‘architects’ of the European Single Currency: Cees Maas, the former Treasurer-General of The Netherlands was one of the driving

The Finance Minister of the Netherlands, Jan Kees de Jager, explains his austerity budget to euronews reporter Hans von der Brelie. His main

The economic and financial crisis has overthrown governments all-over Europe. In the Netherlands, the political parties have clashed over austerity

Greece is far from the only country in the world where public sector workers make up a large part of the total workforce. But its fiscal management

Greece has a new election scheduled for 17 June, since none of the parties emerged from the May 6 elections strong enough to form a government or

Angeliki Mihou has decided to take her future into her own hands. Last year, this Greek mother of two returned to her parents’ village to start a new

In this edition of The Network with Chris Burns — Generation Y, how are Europeans born in the 1980’s and 90’s facing the financial crisis? How would

The age old debate of Britain’s place at the heart of Europe is heating up once again. Last month Eurosceptics praised Prime Minister David

On his first EU summit, the new Italian Prime Minister Mario Monti was one of the protagonists of the long marathon to save the euro and strengthen