The last time a high-risk economy joined the Eurozone, it resulted in the Greek bailout. But with growing demands from its youngest members, Brussels is exploring the Eurozone’s continued enlargement. The problem is that this could jeopardize not just the stability of the eurozone, but quite possibly the very future of the EU itself.
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Tourists visit the Zaryadye Park, with St Basil's Cathedral (R) and the Kremlin's Spasskaya Tower (L) seen in the background, in downtown Moscow on Nov. 23, 2018.
