Greece was on deadline to deliver a cost-cutting plan to the IMF and EU last week, this past weekend and today. Now, the deadline has been extended. When might the country default?

Negotiations with private sector creditors are going well, but Greek officials are struggling over terms for a second bailout from the IMF and the EU

The big credit ratings agencies — S&P, Moody's — faced enormous criticism in the United States for their role in the housing crisis. In Europe, many countries now say those same firms are feeding the debt crisis. So European regulators are pushing back.

The prime minister of Greece could step down as early as today, and the opposition party is ready to take on the country's financial issues.

Over the weekend, it was announced that George Papandreou would step down as Greek prime minister. Italy, and its leader Silvio Berlusconi, could be next.

The controversial George Papandreou and his party win a nail-biting vote.

Without a tidy solution to the eurozone debt crisis, Greece may have to leave the eurozone. Could it really happen?

The fate of the euro hangs in the balance as Greece's prime minister asks his people to vote on the deal to solve the European debt crisis.

Taking a closer look at why Greek Prime Minister George Papandreou asked for a referendum on a eurozone deal made last week.

The head of the euro zone bailout fund is in China today asking for help.