Eurozone

In yet another bad development in the eurozone debt crisis, Italy saw its borrowing costs skyrocket. And now a British regulator has called on U.K. banks to prepare for the possible disintegration of the euro.

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

The country that's considered the strongest in the eurozone had a hard time convincing investors to lay down cash for its debt today, which means the troubles going on in Europe could be entering a new phase.

The teachable moment out of the European financial mess today involves creeping contagion in unlikely places.

German Chancellor Angela Merkel warns that Europe needs a closer political union to climb out of financial crisis.

The programme I present, Business Daily, is broadcast on the BBC's World Service and has a world agenda. But recently we've spent a lot of time…

With only days to go before a deadline to come up with a plan to settle the European sovereign debt crisis, the main players are still a long way from accord