Popular support for left-wing parties is growing in the countries along the eurozone periphery that are most affected by unemployment.

Stratfor discusses the difficulty Greece faces in defending its core territory and in accumulating capital due to its geography.

Stratfor Europe analyst Kristen Cooper discusses how illegal immigration crackdowns in Europe are symptomatic of much larger social and political tensions across the Continent.

Stratfor Europe analyst Adriano Bosoni explains how the European Central Bank's actions will not be enough to solve the European Union's structural and political challenges.

Stratfor Europe analyst Kristen Cooper explains how the evolving debate over austerity among European leaders indicates their understanding of austerity's negative effects across the Continent.

Stratfor CEO George Friedman explains how Europe is not in a crisis but in a new reality -- a deep incompatibility of national interests.

Stratfor Vice President of Analysis Peter Zeihan examines the possibility of introducing a parallel currency in Greece to ease the eurozone crisis.

Stratfor analyst Kristen Cooper examines the results of the French, Greek and German elections and discusses the growing popularity of previously marginalized political parties.

Stratfor CEO George Friedman and Chief Geopolitical Analyst Robert D. Kaplan discuss the geographic and cultural forces that could existentially challenge the European Union.

Vice President of Analysis Peter Zeihan explains why the eurozone is no longer afraid of a Greek collapse.