Italy's Deadlocked Election Worries EU, Hurts Financial Markets -- Voice of America
France and Spain have expressed concern about Italy's deadlocked parliamentary election, an outcome that could undermine confidence in the euro by delaying Italian efforts to revive the euro zone's third largest economy.
French Finance Minister Pierre Moscovici and Spanish Foreign Minister Jose Manuel Garcia-Margallo each described the Italian political situation as worrying.
Results of the two-day vote that ended Monday showed no clear winner, raising the possibility of a hung parliament.
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More News On The Political Chaos In Italy
Italy halts austerity plan leaving EU in turmoil -- The Guardian
In Italy's Disarray, Berlusconi Emerges Anew as a Power -- Bloomberg Businessweek
Italy election: Nation in dramatic situation - Bersani -- BBC
Italy's centre-left reaches out to Beppe Grillo -- The Guardian
Italy parties seek way out of election stalemate -- Reuters
Italy struggles with 'nightmare' election result -- BBC
Analysis: It's about to get serious for Italy's triumphant comic Grillo -- Gavin Jones and Francesca Piscioneri, Reuters
Beppe Grillo's antics may yet shake the whole European system -- Simon Jenkins, The Guardian
Italy’s anti-austerity ‘rebellion’ promises to spread -- Eric Reguly, The Globe and Mail
No laughing matter: How a comedian's election is upending Italy -- Nick Squires, Christian Science Monitor
Q&A: Election deadlock raises fears of new crisis in recently calmer eurozone -- AP
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