Euro zone not working, words alone won't fix it: Buffett

IWAKI, Japan (Reuters) - Billionaire investor Warren Buffett said Europe's debt crisis had shown up a "major flaw" in the 17-member euro zone system and it would take more than words to fix it.

Euro crisis 'opportunity for UK' to reclaim powers - PM

The current turmoil in Europe is an opportunity for the UK to "refashion" its relationship with Brussels, David Cameron has said.

Mario Monti prepares Italy for more pain as violence flares in Milan

The upper house of the Italian parliament has given a vote of confidence to the country's new prime minister by 281 to 25, with no abstentions, after he unveiled an ambitious programme of reform.

Dow slides 75 points on fears Europe's debt crises escalating

New York. The stock market fell Monday after a jump in Italy's borrowing costs reminded investors of how much work remains to be done to contain Europe's debt problems.

Why the euro crisis is an American problem

The Euro crisis is not just a Greek crisis, or an Italian crisis, or now even a French crisis.