UK's Cameron says euro zone crisis far from over

LONDON: British Prime Minister David Cameron said the euro zone debt crisis was less than halfway through, and raised doubts about the future of the single currency in an interview on Sunday.

EU, IMF: Ireland on track with deficit cuts

DUBLIN (AP) — Ireland is successfully cutting its deficits, bolstering its banks and pursuing job-creation strategies, its international bailout creditors said Thursday as they signaled support for a further round of loans.

UK double-dip recession to drag on into summer, economists warn

Britain's collapse back into recession will drag on until June at the earliest and condemn the country to another lost year, economists have warned.

Corrected: In austere times, EU to discuss 6.8 percent budget rise

(Reuters) - The European Commission will risk accusations of double standards on Wednesday when it proposes a 6.8 percent increase in the European Union's budget next year despite calls for fiscal discipline across the bloc.

Dutch opposition rejects budget cuts, crisis deepens

(Reuters) - The biggest Dutch opposition parties refused on Tuesday to back austerity cuts needed to meet EU budget targets after the government fell, deepening the crisis in a nation probably facing a long period of uncertainty until elections.