Can the euro survive another year?

Against the odds, the euro has made it into 2013 intact. But the future remains far from certain.

Europe's squabbling policymakers "can boast at least one achievement during 2012", says Jack Ewing in The New York Times. Their currency "still has a heartbeat". A year ago, a chaotic break up of the euro was widely feared. Now, the crisis is deemed to have become a chronic, rather than acute, problem.

Last year's key events

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