Tony Blair today questioned the very survival of the euro unless growth is linked to fundamental reform in Europe. The former British prime ministe...
Angela Merkel has warned Greece it cannot renegotiate its bailout as the nation prepares to vote in tomorrow's crunch elections that threaten the futu...
This weekend's Greek election is being viewed as a make or break moment for the eurozone. The success of an anti-austerity party like Syriza could ult...
Spain's borrowing costs have spiked to 7% - so-called bailout territory - as fresh crisis threatens to descend on the fourth biggest country in the eu...
With Greece preparing for a second go at electing a representative government this Sunday, all eyes have been fixed firmly on Spain and the funding woes of its banking system in recent weeks; but with economic indices and market confidence resuming their dip soon after last weekend's Spanish €100bn (£81bn) 'bailout lite', attention is now turning its eyes to Italy.
The European Commission denied on Tuesday that it was preparing a "script" for Greek exit from the eurozone. In the build up to a crucial Greek gen...
Free market economics - shrinking the state, low government spending and unleashing the market beast into every facet of society - is not only morally wrong, but also economically unjustifiable.
A British tourist has died on the Greek island of Zante following a parachuting accident, it has been reported. The Foreign Office has named the ma...
Prime minister David Cameron backs the chancellor's assessment that problems in the eurozone are holding back Britain's economic recovery, Downing Str...
This year's UEFA European Football Championship - or 'Euros' as many normal people call it - sees football players playing with footballs. One thi...
Spain's plea for a banking bailout of up to £81 billion is set to lift markets on Monday despite its leader's grim warnings of more pain ahead. Sp...
UPDATE: Spain's banks are to receive loans from the Eurozone funds to prop up their troubled financial sector, the country's economic minister has con...
The Greek MP and spokesman for far-right party Golden Dawn Ilias Kasidiaris has gone missing following his shocking attack on two women live on televi...
A ball has yet to be kicked, and already Euro 2012 has become the most controversial football tournament in recent memory.
David Cameron has pledged he will not ask British taxpayers to underwrite the debts of ailing banks in Greece and Spain, as he held talks with German ...
An MP from Greece's far-right party Golden Dawn faces arrest after slapping a female MP on live television. In the shocking video Ilias Kasidiaris ...
UPDATE: Spain's Economic minister Luis de Guindos told reporters in Brussels he had "absolutely not discussed any intervention in Spain's banks" at an...
Business confidence in the wider economy plunged in May as companies were shaken by developments in the crisis-hit eurozone, a survey showed on Wednes...
It may not be the answer to the Eurozone crisis, but could austerity be the order of the day for England at Euro 2012? Roy Hodgson's side came away with a 1-0 win after the weekend's warm-up clash with Belgium, despite the latter side enjoying 59% of possession.
Though I've lived in the American Midwest for almost 11 years, I am still surprised by how batty many Americans are when it comes to the Royal Family.
Worrying signs that eurozone woes are contaminating powerhouse economies in the United States and China triggered another slide on world markets today...
Greece is bombing out the euro. Greece is going no place, the country's place is in the eurozone, anyone who says otherwise should be put away in the lunatic asylum right next to the Napoleons.
April Fools - the LibDems believe themselves a serious force in British politics.
Proper budgeting has always kept households solvent. Whatever money or income you have to live on, you must be realistic about how much you need and budget accordingly. We all know when we don't have enough money; it becomes more and more important.
British holiday bookings to crisis-hit Greece are soaring, despite the country's economic woes. As many as four million Britons could head for Gree...
