Leaders meet in France today to hear the new Italian leader's plan for spending cuts, but the topic of conversation might quickly switch to Germany.

European leaders met in France today to try to make headway on the ongoing debt crisis there. German Chancellor Angela Merkel emerged from those meetings unmoved.

Ireland's banks were bailed out last year, but now it says it needs more money from Europe to help cover the costs of that bailout.

Critics say a plan proposed by leaders of Germany, France and Italy to modify European Union treaties won't help with the immediate crisis.

Leaders of France, Italy and Germany are meeting in Strasbourg, and here's the headline: They want to change E.U. treaties so they can better deal with the debt crisis.

A disastrous bond sale creates fears of European contagion spreading to Germany today.

A new party will now take power in Spain, and citizens of that country hope this will solve their economic problems.

It was just last week that President Obama criticized the Europeans for not solving their debt issues. But it looks like we aren't faring much better here in the U.S.

German Chancellor Angela Merkel and British Prime Minister David Cameron meet today to discuss a possible Robin Hood tax in Europe.

Spain is the latest European country to be hit by difficultly in the bond market. Can a shake-up in political power help change that?