Hungary Exited Recession in First Quarter, Poll Says

Hungary’s economy probably exited its second recession in four years in the first three months of 2013, posting growth from the previous quarter for the first time since 2011, a survey of economists showed.

Europeans disillusioned and divided by debt crisis, survey finds

Public support for the European project has fallen and distrust between countries is growing, according to a new survey released overnight that shows the damage caused by the region's debt crisis over the last few years.

Cyprus receives EU-IMF bailout funds

Cyprus has received the first instalment of a 10bn-euro bailout package from international creditors, which was agreed earlier this year.

Spain, Portugal meet to find ways to help economy

MADRID (AP) — Spain and Portugal's premiers are meeting to discuss the economic turmoil plaguing their countries and the measures the European Union should take to ease the crisis.

Emerging economies suffering eurozone fallout, EBRD warns

The damage being inflicted on some emerging economies by the continuing eurozone crisis was highlighted on Friday by new figures from the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development.