Will debt downgrades doom the eurozone recovery?
January 17, 2012, at 1:45 PMStandard & Poor's docks the credit ratings of France, Spain, Italy — and even the rescue fund charged with bailing out struggling European nations
Standard & Poor's docks the credit ratings of France, Spain, Italy — and even the rescue fund charged with bailing out struggling European nations
Europe's largest country is thriving while much of the continent faces economic ruin. Why?
After Prime Minister David Cameron vetoes a treaty to save the euro, the eurozone casts the United Kingdom aside and forges ahead
Europe's leaders move to impose fiscal discipline — just the sort of discipline that might have averted a debt crisis in the first place
Markets surge after wealthy nations unite to ease the European debt crisis — even though the eurozone's fundamental problems remain unsolved
If the EU is going to assume more control over debt-plagued nations' finances, it must first let Europeans elect the leaders in Brussels
Europe is in crisis, and the fallout from its fast-approaching financial meltdown would hurt the U.S., too. Is a Fed bailout the answer?
The era of Berlusconi, Italy's longest-serving postwar prime minister, is finally over. Will Italy ever recover?
The Italian clothing company sparks controversy by depicting the pope making out with an imam. Shockingly, the Vatican is not pleased
Italy's leader resigns over a crushing debt crisis, but some believe the survivor of myriad sex and corruption scandals will bounce back from this, too
Fears that Italy will not be able to pay its creditors raises fears of another global economic meltdown
Italy's controversial prime minister bows to pressure and promises to resign — but analysts worry it won't be enough to save the debt-plagued nation
Dissent over the debt crisis in Greece proves that Western governments can rarely have both fiscal austerity and democratic accountability
The debt-burdened nation's prime minister, George Papandreou, is on thin ice after endangering a bailout his country desperately needs
Germany long profited from the euro system that bankrupted Greece. Now it's time to pay for it
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