Greece

Protesters continue to fill Athens today ahead of the Greek Parliament’s vote on public sector spending cuts.

Workers are back on strike this morning in Greece, where the government is scheduled to vote on a new round of austerity cuts this week.

A Greek magazine editor goes on trial today after being accused of breaking privacy laws when he published a list of prominent Greeks who allegedly evaded their taxes.

More than 10 percent of the world's population is malnourished, but an even larger proportion is overweight. Greece has one of the highest rates of child obesity, despite having one of the world's healthiest cuisines.

European leaders meet in Brussels today for a summit on whether to enact a banking union across the EU and check in on beleaguered Greece.

What are Greeks thinking about after a visit from Germany's Chancellor Merkel? Anger, frustration -- and some merriment.

German Chancellor Angela Merkel is in Greece today for her first visit since the European debt crisis began. Greeks aren't laying out the welcome mat though, as masses come out to protest against German-led austerity.

As the Greek government prepares to unveil its 2013 budget, some argue it's time to let Greece go from the eurozone.

Markets are shaken by the mass protests against austerity measures in Greece and Spain. Investors are questioning their earlier optimism over the prospects of recovery in Europe.

Greece has been shut down today because of a huge nationwide strike. Fifty thousand people took to the streets of Athens and police fired tear gas after violence broke out near the parliament. The issue, of course, is austerity: The very unpopular budget cuts going on as part of the solution to the debt crisis.