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Political sentiment in the troubled eurozone countries is more leftist than that found in the core.

The European Central Bank will find it difficult to give these businesses greater access to financing.

A new Euroskeptical party has prompted debate about the euro.

The country's main political parties seek to remain in power and avoid new elections.

Berlin and London agree on the need for the European Union but disagree on its function.

Russia is trying to protect its interests in Europe by expanding its energy infrastructure.

The European Union's founding principles are all involved in the financial crisis.

Cutting spending could trigger more social and political unrest.