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Merkel stands increasingly alone in opposing Greek eurozone exit

Germany's Chancellor Merkel is sticking to her position that Greece must stay – and that its exit could have unforeseen negative consequences. But the ranks of those who disagree are growing.

Germany says 'time is money,' and additonal funds for Greece aren't an option

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Samaras goes on charm offensive in bid to give Greece more time

Greek premier will meet with Merkel and Hollande in bailout extension talks

In Pictures Julian Assange and the WikiLeaks Scandal

Stock futures nudged higher by possible ECB deal

Stocks edge down as doubts mount about ECB action

South Korean conservative politician could become first female president

Stocks edge up: Apple hits record high; Facebook, record low

Why Pussy Riot supporters hold rallies from New York to Berlin (+video)

Germany debates plan to pay stay-at-home moms

Eurozone economy shrinks. Germany ekes out growth.

Markets tumble after European bank fails to promise bond bailout

Global News Blog Got an appointment with Vladimir Putin? Better bring a book.

German circumcision ban incites new religious controversy in Europe

The Socialist, the Tory, and the queen: Hollande visits UK

Win-win moment in Europe takes edge off summer of gloomy predictions

Romney vs. Obama and Bain vs. Solyndra: Who will win?

How much did German Chancellor Merkel give up at euro summit?

Germany forfeits to Spain and Italy, agreeing to loan directly to banks

Germany vs. Italy: At eurozone meeting, the battle is over urgent action

Oil prices fall ahead of eurozone meeting

Stocks rise on stronger US housing, factory data

Merkel, Hollande sup on eve of monumental EU summit