Greeks seize on tourism to boost the economy

The Greek economy depends on revenue from tourism; experts believe the sector has plenty of potential for growth. But only if the state creates the right conditions.

Youth unemployment

Joblessness among European youth remains high and the trend towards internships isn't helping.

Gavel drops for Garzon

The highest court in Spain ruled that judge Baltasar Garzon was guilty of illegal wiretapping and barred him from the legal profession for 11 years. Garzon is known for brining human rights cases to trial in Spain.

The next Greece?

Portugal's future remains uncertain as the government and investors take opposing views.

Stemming the tide

Although the ECB is legally prohibited from becoming a lender of last resort, analysts and experts are concerned that the central bank is circumventing its own rules and buying bonds through the backdoor.

France opens first public Muslim cemetery

In Strasbourg, Muslims are celebrating the inauguration of France's only municipal Muslim cemetery, which allows a new generation of Muslims to be buried in the country instead of opting for an overseas funeral.