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Problems are mounting for Greece just ten days from a legislative election as its political and economic crises increasingly begin to be laid bare on the world stage. An attack by a far-right Golden Dawn politician on a female member of the Greek communist party is the latest in a long line of controversies to befall the country, and discussions continue across Europe about the viability of Greece's long-term membership of the Eurozone. Amidst all this, protesters continue to hit the streets,...

Excitement is at fever pitch as football fans across Europe look forward to the beginning of Euro 2012 on June 8. Favourites Spain will be looking to defend their title, but face stiff competition from the likes of Germany and Holland. The teams arrived in Ukraine and Poland ahead of the June 8 kickoff, some to less warm receptions than others, and a whole coterie of animals have been sought out for their predictions. However, authorities are worried about the potential for trouble, particula...