European Debt Crisis

The tiny Mediterranean island nation says it needs $10 billion to avoid default just as Spain makes a formal request for a bank bailout

As the Irish keep an eye on Greece and Spain, what news is keeping the Irish upbeat?

Germany will battle Greece in the quarterfinals of the European Football Championship. What kind of tensions might play out during the game?

In Finland, worries about Greece abound. But it's the struggles of cell-phone maker -- and homegrown company -- Nokia that really have people talking.

A conversation with Neel Kashkari, the former head of TARP and now head analyst with PIMCO, on what Europe can learn from the U.S.'s own financial storm.

What are Italians talking about these days? Soccer. But the eurozone crisis is still keeping people on edge.

If yesterday was all about Greece, today belongs to Spain. Concern about Spanish banks has pushed the government's borrowing costs over 7 percent. That's a level that pushed other smaller European countries -- like Greece -- over the edge.

Looking ahead at what's to come for other eurozone countries and what's happening at the G20 summit.

Greece manages to stay in the eurozone for now, but it is clear that European central banks can't handle too many more bailouts for countries like Spain.