The general election in Greece this weekend could shape the pace of the world economy for months to come. What will we know and what won't we know after the polls close in Greece Sunday?

This weekend Greece will hold crucial elections that may determine its future in the eurozone. The results will test global markets and Germany's pro-austerity resolve.

Greece struggles to form a government after many voters rejected pro-austerity parties. Reneging on its promises could mean an exit from the euro.

Once again investors are focusing on Greece as the nation tries to form a coalition government. It looks like more turmoil is on the horizon.

Though Greece held elections over the weekend, a new government hasn't formed. Nick Malkoutzis with the Greek newspaper Kathimerini discusses the uncertainty surrounding the nation.

Lucas Papademos says the majority of Greeks are knuckling down to the agreed budget cuts and economic reforms as the country's second financial bailout sets in.

Today, Greece launched its bond bailout offer. Easy Street explains it.

Commentator Angelo Tsarouchas puts a price tag on what Greece has given the world.

The second bailout deal for Greece seems imminent, but it still won't bring a total end to the debt crisis.