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From Nobel laureate Paul Krugman to the free-market-friendly Economist magazine to former Treasury Secretary Lawrence Summers, all sorts of experts are charging that financial austerity measures are killing the great economies of Europe.

Greek political party leaders emerge from emergency cabinet talks with no breakthrough in sight, raising the prospect of new elections that could scupper reforms and force the country out of the eurozone.

Hours after police in Madrid arrested 18 people, thousands of demonstrators reassembled to protest the government's harsh austerity measures. Police say nationwide, the protests drew more than 70-thousand people this past weekend.

A key lawmaker talks about the United States and the importance of the defense budget.

Britain's Queen Elizabeth arrives for a pageant at Windsor Castle starring international performers to mark her Diamond Jubilee.

A Nuevo Leon state security official says bodies found dumped on a Mexico highway had been decapitated and updates death to toll to least 49.

In six month's time, Afghan leaders will take over security in areas that make up 75 percent of the nation's population. As Allen Pizzey reports, the transition of power will leave many Afghans in limbo.

House Intelligence Committee Chairman Mike Rogers, R-Mich., says the bomb plot leak was 'premature chest thumping.'

Ivan Watson reports on the ongoing violence and protests in Syria that has continued for over 15 months.