The European Commission warned that the coronavirus and the economic crisis that has ensued risk the eurozone’s survival.

The European Central Bank says the eurozone economy could contract by up to 12 percent this year as the effects of the COVID-19 crisis take hold.

Indicators released on Tuesday showed “an unprecedented collapse” in business from Australia and Japan to Western Europe and the United States.

According to the European Union’s statistics agency, Eurostat, economic growth in the currency bloc rose by only point one percent in the final three months of last year, down from point three percent in the previous period.

The European Commission tells EU legislators a record number of three million people are now homeless across the 28-nation bloc.

The European Commission has unveiled its economic ambitions for the eurozone in 2020. But economists are not optimistic.

A successful Brexit will show Eurosceptic nations that leaving is actually not fatal, and thus Brexit could be the start of the end of the pan-European movement.

Amid growing economic uncertainty in the European Union, the bloc's finance ministers fail to agree on key policy reforms.

The Italian prime minister defends reform of the euro zone’s bailout fund but seeks concessions.

France’s economic growth rate continues to be just a few ticks from negative territory.