EU summit edges towards new eurozone treaty

Germany's Chancellor Angela Merkel appears to be getting support on the fiscal compact, but is left increasingly isolated over Greece.

Women must banish men to the margins, Tutu tells Davos

Archbishop Desmond Tutu has warned the world's elite that it is time for women to seize control of the world and sort out the mess men have made.

Greece's euro ultimatum

The new coalition government warns it will run out of options unless the bailout is forthcoming.

The second coming of the recession

European leaders were confronted this week by the ugly prospect of a second recession in three years.

Eurozone's weak manufacturing output spells slide to recession

A lack of confidence among investors in the prospects for the eurozone has pushed the value of the euro down against the US dollar and the yen.

Europe, prepare for a riotous 2012

If eurozone countries continue to pursue misguided policies, social movements will gain steam and the EU will unravel.

A cold dawn for Europe

As a clear damp dawn rose over Brussels on December 9, the tired and tetchy leaders of Europe emerged bleary-eyed.

Eurozone wrecks SA prospects

Europe, South Africa's dominant trading partner, could drag our growth down with it, writes Sharda Naidoo.

Eurozone pact fails to restore market confidence

A European summit deal to strengthen budget discipline in the eurozone failed to restore financial confidence, forcing the ECB to step in again.

Europe forges fiscal union to end debt crisis

European leaders have agreed to join their fiscal fortunes in order to stop a crippling debt crisis, save the euro currency and prevent further chaos.

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