The Eurozone sovereign debt crisis have now more than two years old and still counting, with an ultimate solution not foreseeable in the near future. The increased uncertainty due to recent Greek elections and the impossibility to form a government just added more fuel to the fire, but can possibly trigger the final outcome for this crisis. The sovereign crisis has shown that the European Monetary Union has structural flaws that remain to be fully addressed. Although some steps have been taken, none completely solved its key problems. Given this, the four scenarios which seem most likely to result in a step forward ... (full story)